Sermon on God Can do It

 Faith That Moves Mountains: Trusting in God's Power

Introduction:

In times of uncertainty and adversity, it is easy to become overwhelmed by doubt and fear. However, as followers of Christ, we are called to live by faith and trust in the power of our sovereign God. Today, we gather to reflect on the incredible truth that with God, all things are possible. Let us explore the transformative power of faith and the assurance that God can do the impossible in our lives.

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1: Trusting in God's Sovereignty (Psalm 37:5)

The psalmist reminds us to commit our ways to the Lord and trust in His sovereignty. When we surrender our plans and desires to God, He faithfully directs our paths and fulfills His purposes in our lives.

2: God Can Do the Impossible (Luke 1:37)

The angel Gabriel declares to Mary that nothing is impossible for God. As we encounter challenges and obstacles, let us remember that our God is able to accomplish the miraculous and fulfill His promises beyond our human comprehension.

3: Faith That Moves Mountains (Matthew 17:20)

Jesus teaches His disciples that with faith as small as a mustard seed, they can move mountains. Our unwavering trust in God's power has the potential to overcome any obstacle and bring about transformative change in our lives and circumstances.

4: The Promise of Answer to Prayer (Matthew 7:7)

Jesus assures us that if we ask, seek, and knock, God will answer our prayers. Our faith-filled prayers are not in vain, for our Heavenly Father delights in granting the desires of our hearts according to His will.

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5: Faith That Pleases God (Hebrews 11:6)

The author of Hebrews teaches us that without faith, it is impossible to please God. When we approach Him with unwavering faith and trust, we honor and glorify Him, demonstrating our confidence in His character and promises.

6: The Certainty of God’s Promise (Romans 4:21)

Abraham's unwavering faith in God's promise to give him a son was credited to him as righteousness. Like Abraham, let us hold fast to the certainty of God's promises, knowing that He is faithful to fulfill His word in His perfect timing.

7: Faith that Perseveres in Prayer (Mark 11:24)

Jesus encourages us to pray with faith, believing that we have received what we ask for. Even in times of waiting and uncertainty, let us persist in prayer, trusting in God's faithfulness to answer according to His will.

8: Testimonies of Faith in the Bible (John 14:13)

Throughout Scripture, we encounter numerous testimonies of faith-filled individuals who experienced God's power and provision in miraculous ways. Their stories serve as a testament to the transformative power of faith and the certainty of God's promises.

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Conclusion:

As we conclude our time together, let us be reminded of the incredible truth that with God, all things are possible. May we cultivate unwavering faith in His sovereignty, trust in His power to do the impossible, and confidence in His faithfulness to fulfill His promises. Let us go forth with boldness and assurance, knowing that our God is able to move mountains and accomplish His purposes in our lives.

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Sermon on I Can Do All Things

 Unlimited Strength: Overcoming Challenges Through Faith

Introduction:

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the trials and obstacles that life throws your way? In moments of weakness, it's easy to feel powerless and defeated. But as followers of Christ, we are called to a life of unwavering faith and confidence in God's promises. Today, we will explore the assurance that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. Let us delve into Scripture and discover the power of faith that enables us to overcome every challenge and obstacle that comes our way.

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1: The Source of Power to Overcome Challenges (Philippians 4:13)

The Apostle Paul declares that through Christ, we have the strength to face any challenge or trial that comes our way. Our source of power lies not in our own abilities, but in the unlimited strength that comes from our relationship with Christ.

2: Victory Over Human Limitations (2 Corinthians 12:10b)

Paul testifies that in his weakness, he finds strength in Christ. Even in the face of adversity and limitations, God's power is made perfect, enabling us to overcome every obstacle that stands in our way.

3: The Strength That Comes from Trusting in God (Psalm 37:5)

When we trust in the Lord with all our hearts and lean not on our understanding, He promises to direct our paths. Our faith in God's guidance and provision gives us the strength to navigate through life's challenges with confidence.

4: The Ability to Face Adversity (Deuteronomy 31:6)

God commands us to be strong and courageous, for He goes before us and will never leave us nor forsake us. With God on our side, we can face adversity with unwavering faith and confidence.

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5: The Power of Faith That Moves Mountains (Matthew 21:21)

Jesus teaches us that if we have faith as small as a mustard seed, we can move mountains. Our faith in God's promises has the power to overcome any obstacle and bring about miraculous breakthroughs in our lives.

6: The Strength that Comes from the Presence of God (Isaiah 41:10)

God assures us that He will strengthen and help us, uphold us with His righteous right hand. His presence gives us the courage and resilience we need to overcome every challenge that comes our way.

7: The Ability to Face Persecution (Matthew 5:11)

Jesus encourages us to rejoice in persecution, for great is our reward in heaven. With the assurance of God's presence and provision, we can endure persecution and opposition with unwavering faith and courage.

8: Confidence in God’s Provision (Philippians 4:19)

Paul reminds us that our God will supply all our needs according to His riches in glory. With confidence in God's provision, we can face every challenge knowing that He will meet our every need.

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Conclusion:

Dear friends, as we reflect on these truths from God's Word, let us remember that we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us. With unwavering faith in His promises, confidence in His provision, and courage in His presence, we can overcome every challenge and obstacle that comes our way. Let us go forth with unlimited strength, knowing that nothing is impossible for those who trust in the Lord.

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Sermon on Nothing Can Stop Me

 Unstoppable Faith: Overcoming Obstacles with God's Power

Introduction:

Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the challenges and obstacles in your life? In moments of doubt and despair, it's easy to feel powerless and defeated. But as followers of Christ, we are called to a life of unwavering faith and confidence in God's promises. Today, we will explore how nothing can stop us when we place our trust in the Almighty. Let us delve into Scripture and discover the power of faith in overcoming every obstacle that stands in our way.

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1: The Power of Faith in Overcoming Obstacles (Philippians 4:13)

The Apostle Paul reminds us that through Christ, we can do all things. Our faith in Him empowers us to overcome any obstacle or challenge that comes our way. With God's strength dwelling within us, we are truly unstoppable.

2: God’s Promise to Be With Us (Joshua 1:9)

Just as God promised to be with Joshua as he led the Israelites into the Promised Land, He promises to be with us in every trial and tribulation. With God by our side, we can face any obstacle with courage and confidence.

3: Overcoming Fear with Trust in God (2 Timothy 1:7)

God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and a sound mind. When we place our trust in Him, fear loses its grip on us, and we can move forward boldly in faith.

4: The Strength that Comes from the Presence of God (Isaiah 41:10)

God assures us that He will strengthen and help us in times of trouble. His presence gives us the courage and resilience we need to overcome any obstacle that comes our way.

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5: Victory Over Adversity Through Prayer (Jeremiah 33:3)

God invites us to call upon Him in prayer, and He promises to answer us and show us great and mighty things. Through prayer, we can tap into God's wisdom and guidance to navigate through life's challenges.

6: The Confident Declaration That God Is For Us (Romans 8:31)

If God is for us, who can be against us? With God on our side, we can face any obstacle with confidence, knowing that nothing and no one can stand against His mighty power.

7: Courage Derived from God's Love (Romans 8:38-39)

Paul assures us that nothing can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord. His unconditional love gives us the courage and strength to persevere through every trial and tribulation.

8: Firmness in the Promise of Victory in Christ (Romans 8:37)

In conclusion, let us stand firm in the promise that we are more than conquerors through Him who loved us. With unwavering faith in Christ, we can overcome every obstacle and emerge victorious in every battle.

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Conclusion:

Dear friends, as we reflect on these truths from God's Word, let us remember that nothing can stop us when we place our trust in Him. With faith in His promises, courage in His presence, and confidence in His love, we can overcome every obstacle that stands in our way. Let us go forth with unstoppable faith, knowing that God is with us, and victory is assured in Christ.

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Sermon on Why Worry: Trusting in God's Provision

 Overcoming Anxiety: Trusting in God's Provision

Introduction:

In a world filled with uncertainty and challenges, it's easy to find ourselves consumed by worry and anxiety. Yet, as followers of Christ, we are called to a life of faith and trust in God's provision. Today, we will explore why worry is unnecessary and how we can find peace by prioritizing our relationship with God. Let us turn to the words of Jesus in Matthew 6 for guidance on overcoming anxiety and living a life of trust and faith.

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1: Priority in Seeking the Kingdom of God (Matthew 6:33)

Jesus teaches us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, assuring us that all our needs will be provided for. When we prioritize our relationship with God above all else, He promises to take care of us and meet our every need.

2: Trust in Divine Provision (Matthew 6:34)

Instead of worrying about tomorrow, Jesus encourages us to trust in God's daily provision. By focusing on the present moment and entrusting our future into God's hands, we can experience freedom from anxiety and find peace in His care.

3: God’s Providential Care for Creation (Matthew 6:26)

Jesus points to the birds of the air and the flowers of the field as examples of God's providential care. If God provides for the needs of His creation, how much more will He care for His children who are made in His image?

4: The Futility of Worry About Life (Matthew 6:27)

Worrying cannot add a single moment to our lives or change our circumstances. Jesus reminds us of the futility of anxiety and encourages us to trust in God's sovereignty over every aspect of our lives.

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5: The Transience of Earthly Concerns (Matthew 6:28)

The things of this world are temporary and fleeting. Jesus urges us not to be overly concerned with earthly possessions or status, but to set our hearts on eternal treasures that cannot be destroyed or taken away.

6: The Promise that God Knows Our Needs (Matthew 6:32)

Our Heavenly Father knows all our needs and cares deeply for His children. Instead of worrying about the future, Jesus assures us that God will provide everything we need according to His riches in glory.

7: The Exhortation Not to Be Concerned About Material Needs (Matthew 6:31)

Jesus reminds us that our Heavenly Father knows what we need even before we ask Him. Therefore, we are encouraged to cast all our cares upon Him and trust in His unfailing love and provision.

8: The Call to Trust and Faith in God (Matthew 6:34)

In conclusion, Jesus calls us to live each day with trust and faith in God's provision. By seeking His kingdom first, trusting in His daily provision, and casting all our cares upon Him, we can experience freedom from worry and anxiety.

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Conclusion:

Dear friends, as we reflect on Jesus' teachings, let us remember that worry is unnecessary for those who trust in God's providence. By prioritizing our relationship with Him, trusting in His daily provision, and focusing on eternal treasures, we can find peace in the midst of life's uncertainties. May we cast all our cares upon Him and live each day with faith and confidence in His unfailing love

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Sermon on Why Prayers are not Answered

 Understanding Unanswered Prayers: Exploring the Reasons Behind God's Silence

Introduction:

Have you ever found yourself wondering why your prayers seem to go unanswered? Today, we gather to explore this question and seek clarity on why God sometimes remains silent in response to our heartfelt petitions. As we delve into Scripture, let us uncover the various factors that may contribute to prayers seeming unanswered and discover how we can align ourselves with God's will.

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1: Lack of Faith (James 1:6)

James reminds us that when we pray, we must do so with unwavering faith, believing that God is able and willing to answer our prayers. Doubt can hinder the effectiveness of our prayers, causing us to waver in our trust and miss out on God's blessings.

2: Wrong Motivations (James 4:3)

Our prayers may go unanswered if our motives are selfish or driven by worldly desires. James warns against asking with wrong motives, as God desires prayers that align with His will and seek His glory rather than our own selfish ambitions.

3: Unconfessed Sin (Psalm 66:18)

Sin separates us from God and can hinder our prayers from being heard. The psalmist reminds us that if we cherish sin in our hearts and fail to confess and repent, our prayers may be hindered. It is essential to maintain a repentant heart and seek forgiveness for our transgressions.

4: Lack of Perseverance in Prayer (Matthew 7:7)

Jesus encourages us to persist in prayer, asking, seeking, and knocking until our prayers are answered. Sometimes, our prayers may go unanswered because we give up too soon or lack the perseverance to continue seeking God's will.

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5: Disobedience to God's Will (1 John 5:14)

When our prayers are not aligned with God's will or are contrary to His commands, we cannot expect them to be answered. John reminds us that when we pray according to God's will, He hears us and grants our requests.

6: Lack of Intimate Relationship with God (Matthew 7:8)

Our prayers may remain unanswered if we lack a deep and intimate relationship with God. Jesus teaches that those who seek God with all their hearts will find Him, but those who approach Him half-heartedly may struggle to experience His presence and receive His answers.

7: Impatience (Psalm 27:14)

Impatience can hinder our prayers, causing us to grow weary and lose hope. The psalmist encourages us to wait patiently for the Lord, trusting in His timing and His perfect plans. God's timing is not always our own, but we can trust that He will answer in His time and according to His purposes.

8: Will Contrary to the Will of God (Romans 9:16)

Ultimately, our prayers may go unanswered if they are contrary to God's sovereign will. Paul reminds us that God's mercy and grace are not based on human will or effort but on His divine purposes. We must surrender our will to His and trust that His plans are always for our good.

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Conclusion:

As we conclude, let us reflect on the various reasons why prayers may go unanswered and commit to aligning our hearts with God's will. May we cultivate unwavering faith, pure motives, repentant hearts, perseverance in prayer, obedience to God's commands, intimacy with our Heavenly Father, patience in waiting, and submission to His sovereign will. In doing so, we can trust that our prayers will be heard and answered according to His perfect timing and purposes. 

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Sermon on Which Way Are You Going

 Choose Your Path: Which Way Are You Going?

Introduction:

We gather to reflect on the path we are choosing to walk in life. Each day, we are faced with decisions that shape our journey and ultimately determine our destination. As we delve into God's Word, let us consider the choices set before us and the importance of selecting the right path.

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1: Choose Between Life and Death (Deuteronomy 30:15)

In Deuteronomy, we are presented with a clear choice between life and death, blessings and curses. God calls us to choose life by obeying His commandments and walking in His ways. The decision we make impacts not only our present but also our eternal destiny.

2: The Narrow and the Broad Way (Matthew 7:13)

Jesus teaches us about the narrow and broad ways, illustrating the contrasting paths that lead to destruction and life. The narrow way requires sacrifice, obedience, and faith in Christ, while the broad way offers temporary pleasures but leads to eternal ruin.

3: Divine Guidance (Proverbs 4:11)

God offers us guidance and direction through His Word. His precepts illuminate our path and lead us in the way of righteousness. As we seek His guidance, He promises to make our paths straight and secure.

4: Beware of Influences and the Way of the World (Romans 12:2)

In a world filled with distractions and temptations, we are called to be vigilant and discerning. We must resist conforming to the pattern of this world and instead be transformed by the renewing of our minds. By aligning our thoughts and actions with God's will, we can discern His perfect and pleasing plan.

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5: Do Not Stand in the Way of Sinners (Psalm 1:1)

The psalmist warns us against associating with the wicked or joining in their sinful ways. Instead, we are called to delight in the law of the Lord and meditate on it day and night, finding our strength and nourishment in His Word.

6: Guidance from the Holy Spirit (Psalm 5:8)

As believers, we have the Holy Spirit dwelling within us, guiding us into all truth and righteousness. We can trust in His leading and rely on His wisdom as we navigate life's choices and challenges.

7: The Need for Discernment (Proverbs 4:26-27)

Proverbs reminds us of the importance of discernment and vigilance in our walk with God. We must carefully consider the path before us, keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus and avoiding the pitfalls of sin and temptation.

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Conclusion:

As we conclude, let us reflect on the path we are currently walking and consider the direction in which it leads. Are we choosing the narrow way that leads to life, or are we being drawn towards the broad way of destruction? Let us seek God's guidance, discern His will, and commit to following the path of righteousness.

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Sermon Who's on the Lord's side?

 Standing Firm: Choosing to Be on the Lord's Side

Introduction:

In a world filled with shifting values and moral relativism, it's crucial for us as believers to take a stand for what is right and align ourselves with the Lord. Today, we will explore what it means to be on the Lord's side and the characteristics that define those who choose to stand firm in their faith.

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1: Courage to Speak the Word of God (Amos 7:15-16, Acts 4:20)

Being on the Lord's side requires the courage to boldly proclaim His truth, even in the face of opposition. Just as Amos and the apostles declared God's word fearlessly, we are called to speak the truth with conviction and boldness.

 2: Acceptance of Persecution (2 Timothy 3:12)

Those on the Lord's side understand that persecution is inevitable. As followers of Christ, we may face opposition and hostility for our faith. However, we are reminded that blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness' sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

3: Unity in Christ (Philippians 2:1-2)

Believers who are on the Lord's side are characterized by unity and fellowship with one another. We are called to have the same mind and love for one another, working together in harmony for the advancement of God's kingdom.

4: Adopting the Mind of Christ (Philippians 1:27, 2:5)

Having the mind of Christ means humbly submitting to God's will and putting others before ourselves. It involves embodying the same attitude of humility and selflessness that Christ demonstrated during His earthly ministry.

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5: Willingness to Suffer for Christ (Philippians 1:29, 2:8)

Being on the Lord's side requires a willingness to endure suffering for the sake of Christ. Just as Christ suffered for us, we must be prepared to face hardships and trials in our journey of faith.

6: Living a Life of Truth and Righteousness (2 Timothy 4:2-4, Ephesians 5:11, 1 John 1:3-7)

Those on the Lord's side are committed to speaking the truth and living lives of righteousness. We are called to expose the works of darkness and walk in the light of God's truth, bearing witness to His transformative power.

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Conclusion:

As we conclude, let us reaffirm our commitment to stand firm on the Lord's side, no matter the cost. May we be filled with courage to speak His truth, unity in Christ, and humility in serving others. Let us embrace persecution with joy, knowing that we are counted worthy to suffer for His name. And may our lives be a reflection of His light and truth, shining brightly in a world filled with darkness. May we always be found on the Lord's side, faithful and steadfast until the end

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