John 3:16-19. Part 3 in the series “So…What is the Gospel?” looks at the important topic of our response to God’s initiative.
Fresh Hope for New Beginnings
"repentance" Tagged Sermons
Ephesians 2:8-10– Paul concisely sums up the whole picture of salvation. In this message we examine grace, salvation, faith, good works, and God’s purpose for our lives.
Jeremiah 25–When you see things in the world that just aren’t right, there are different ways to respond. You can complain about it. You can try to fix it in your own way. Or, you can allow God to fix it in His way and in His time. This is having faith that God will…
Jeremiah 4:5-5:9–There is a problem. The people have continued to rebel and refused to repent. It is obvious that judgment is inevitable. What will happen? Stay tuned . . .
Mark 14:53-72– As expected, those who were plotting to kill Jesus subjected the Lord to a rigged trial–one where the sentence was predetermined. No one except Jesus (and least of all Peter) expected those closest to Him to desert Him in His time of need.
Ephesians 4:17-24 “So I tell you this, and insist on it in the Lord, that you must no longer live as the Gentiles do . . .” Great changes are to take place when we surrender our lives to the Lord, Paul says. Reject the old ways. Get a brand new way of thinking and…
Malachi 4:4-6 As Malachi concludes the Lord’s words to His people. He calls upon them to remember–To remember the Law of God and the worldview it promotes, to remember the specific instructions that the Bible lays out about how to live life. Respond to God’s Word by repenting and allowing the Lord to turn you…
Malachi 1:6-2:9 After reassuring God’s people of His great, unfailing love for them, the prophet begins to address God’s grievances against them. “You are dishonoring Me in the corrupt sacrifices you bring to the altar.” Instead, God desires that we repent and offer ourselves as “living sacrifices” to Him.
Lamentations 3:19-66 In the midst of despair, Jeremiah remembers God’s faithfulness. He instructs the people how to get back to the place where their prayers can be heard by God and they can hear God’s voice once again.