In this parable, Pastor Dunbar discusses how the sower represents Jesus, how the four different types of soil represent all the people in the world, and how the character of the seed represents Christ's Word.
Pastor Doug explains from our Matthew reading, that Jesus promises to give rest to all who are weary, burdened, overwhelmed and over committed. We are invited to come just as we are.
Series: Moving Onward Sermon: Identifying Good and Bad Leaders Scripture: Titus 1 Given by Pastor Ryan Bordner New Market Christian Church New Market, IN June 29, 2014
This message was preached by Dr. Earl Johnson, Jr. at Grace Bible Baptist Church. We are located at 1518 N. Rolling Road, Catonsville, Maryland 21228 (410-788-6132). Everyone is welcome to attend all services and events. We also invite you to view our weekly television program, The Everliving Story, Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on Channel 54 and Cable Channel 14. For more information, log on to www.GraceBibleBaptist.org.
This message was preached by Dr. Earl Johnson, Jr. at Grace Bible Baptist Church. We are located at 1518 N. Rolling Road, Catonsville, Maryland 21228 (410-788-6132). Everyone is welcome to attend all services and events. We also invite you to view our weekly television program, The Everliving Story, Sunday mornings at 10:00 a.m. on Channel 54 and Cable Channel 14. For more information, log on to www.GraceBibleBaptist.org.
Pastor Doug tells us more stories from our new series "Tell Me A Story." Jesus talked in parables, and although the mustard seed is small, it grows into a mighty tree. In like manner, we are each called to sow small seeds as part of the Body of Christ.
There was a time when God was silent. Pastor Jeff makes a humorous comparison to what that feels like when we ourselves give or are given the silent treatment to/by others as he shares how we must respond when God breaks His silence. In obedience, simple, humble and quick. For more information on the ministry or to see other videos, visit www.ongoodground.org Download this sermon and others for FREE on I-Tunes.
Vivre le temps de Noel, le Père Jean-Louis BARTHELME revient sur quelques aspects de la fête de Noël, avec une pensée à l'attention des familles endeuillées. Retrouvez le P. BARTHELME sur missionweb radio https://www.mission-web.com/radio.php
Reading through the lessons reminds me of the song “O Little Town of Bethlehem” in which we sing, “The hopes and fears of all the years are met in Thee tonight.” That’s a good way to describe our readings; they are a mixed bag of hopes and fears. Isaiah gives us a hopeful scene of miracle healings and joyful singing when Messiah comes. But then Matthew tells us of John the Baptist sitting in a dark and dungy prison cell and expressing doubt and perhaps even disappointment with Jesus. I suspect John thought life would go a little more smoothly for him once the Messiah came. Will this Christmas season be all that you expect it to be? Snow-covered roads, illness, and family squabbles are just a few of the possible disappointments you may face in coming weeks. But these don’t have to threaten your joy at Christmas. Rather than pin all your hopes on a glitch-free holiday season, find your rest in the Savior who sets you free from your sins and heals your soul. You have his forgiveness, his friendship and his love. And that, really, is all any of us needs to have a truly merry Christmas.
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