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AM Sermon 12/7/14: What Makes John 3.16 Great?

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  • December 7, 2014

AM Scripture Reading: John 3.9-18 This Morning’s Sermon: Brent T. Willey WHAT MAKES JOHN 3.16 GREAT? Introduction: If Matthew 7.12 can be properly identified as the “golden rule,” then John 3.16 should be classified as the “golden text.” No single verse provides everything we need to know about life and godliness, which is why God has given to us “all Scripture” (2 Tim. 3.16-17). But there are standout verses… What makes John 3.16 great? “For God” – the Greatest Giver “Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, goodwill ….toward men!” (Luke 2.14). “So Loved” – the Greatest […]

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AM Sermon 9/1/13: The Fallacy of “Unconditional Love”

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  • September 1, 2013

AM Scripture Reading: Proverbs 6.16-19 This Morning’s Sermon: Brent T. Willey The Fallacy of “Unconditional Love” Introduction: It is often stated that “God hates sin but loves sinners” – often followed by, “God loves us unconditionally!” If God didn’t love sinners, He would love no one, “for all have sinned…” (Rom. 3.23). God’s love is undeniable. (Rom. 5.6-8) However, the two Greek words for “love” (agapao & phileo) do not inherently infer a lack of conditions. In His love for humanity indeed God sent His Son, but His love does not negate conditions. (John 3.16-21) Even though God loves sinners, […]

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