March Sermons
March 29th “How Our Choices Define Us”
Luke 23:1-5
How do our choices impact our futures? What consequences result from our choices? How do our choices impact who we are and affect our self-image, shape our character, and our public persona?
March 22nd “But God”
Ephesians 2:4-10
Many times, in Scripture, the outlook is depressing. Israel is in trouble, we are in trouble. Then comes the two words, “But God”. As we will see, these two words change everything.
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March 8th “Dead in Our Sin”
Ephesians 2:1-3
When one thinks of death, we think of the absence of life. But did you know, one can be dead without dying? And one who is dead without dying can be brought back to life. Huh? This will make more sense after this message.
March 1st “Spiritual Wisdom”
Ephesians 1:15-23
Wisdom and knowledge are two different things. Knowledge is what one knows, wisdom is how one uses their knowledge. Spiritual wisdom is something believers strive for as long as we have breath.
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4/5 “The Three-Fold Love Feast”
John 13:12-17
The Church of the Brethren practices the Love Feast and Communion. We practice this because the early Church did as indicated in several of Paul’s letters. On this day, we will look at the separate three parts of the Love Feast, what they mean and Jesus’ instructions to practice
this Ordinance.
4/12 “Christ Our Redeemer” (Easter Sunday)
Romans 3:10-20
Indeed, Christ is our Redeemer. The Scripture for the morning will tell us why we need a redeemer. And we are going to look at verses that tell us what the Lord God did for us, to redeem us or buy us out of Satan’s Power.
April 19 “Socialism, Taxes, and Servitude
Genesis 47:13-27
Why has socialism become a current topic of discussion in America? Why does the Bible have so many references to taxes? To what degree did ancient Egypt adopt socialist concepts? How can we avoid servitude to humanism and socialism?
4/26 “Transformed by His Blood”
Ephesians 2:11-13
Blood. Many people are squeamish when they speak of blood. Blood is the human’s lifeline. Without it, we die. But the blood of Christ is even better. His blood can be lifechanging.
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Welcome
Thanks for your sermons and Lens sermon today, I especially loved the message in song. I miss seeing all my friends at church, however I can visualize where everyone is sitting because we are creatures of habit and generally sit in the same place Sunday after Sunday. Wishing you and your family the best health!! Love Kermit and Mary.