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AM Sermon 8/16/15: What The Church Needs

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  • August 16, 2015

AM Scripture Reading: Ephesians 6.10-18 This Morning’s Sermon: Brent T. Willey WHAT THE CHURCH NEEDS: “Strengthened in the Faith & Increased in Number” Acts 16.5 Introduction: Luke records, “So the churches were strengthened in the faith, and increased in number daily” (Acts 16.5; cf., 15.41). Strong congregations obviously respect the authority of God’s inspired word, and also pray for guidance. (Eph. 6.10-18) The church needs to be properly armed. (Vs. 13-17) Fervent prayer is a must! (V. 18) Please consider six biblical principles of strength and growth… EDUCATION A good solid diet! (Heb. 5.12-14; Acts 20.28-32) Carefully handling God’s word. […]

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AM Sermon 11/16/14: The Communication Formula

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  • November 19, 2014

AM Scripture Reading: James 3.2-12 This Morning’s Sermon: Brent T. Willey November 16, 2014 The Communication Formula James 1.19-20 Introduction: Better communication is something we as Christians should all desire. (Prov. 18.21; Matt. 12.37; James 3.1-12) James offers an amazing communication formula: “So then, my beloved brethren; let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath; for the wrath of man does not produce the righteousness of God” (James 1.19-20). James employs two words commonly used for measuring speed. “Swift to hear” [Tachùs: “swift, prompt or ready” (1x).] “Slow to speak…slow to wrath” [Brachùs: “metaphoric, dull, […]

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AM Sermon 9/29/12: Our Family – Our Church

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  • September 29, 2012

AM Scripture Reading: Philippians 2.1-4 This Morning’s Sermon: Brent T. Willey OUR FAMILY – OUR CHURCH Introduction: What does the word “family” mean to you? A 34-year research study (1974-2008), conducted by two university professors, revealed six qualities of strong families: Appreciation & Affection for Each Other Valuing Each Other & Demonstrating Commitment Ability to Deal With Crises in a Positive Manner Time Together Good Communication Patterns Spiritual Well-Being [See http://extension.unl.edu/publications] Not surprisingly, the apostle Paul touches upon these principles in Philippians 2.1-4. I. FOUNDATIONAL PRINCIPLES “Spiritual Well-Being” was a common underlying principle found among the strong families, which is […]

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