"salvation" Tagged Sermons

"salvation" Tagged Sermons

“God’s People Have Eternal Happiness” Isaiah 50:1-51:23

Here’s the big idea or main point of the text: There are only two ways to live and only one leads to eternal happiness. (1) There Are Two Ways to Live (Isaiah 50:1-11)(2) God’s Servant Saves by Suffering (Isaiah 50:4-9)(3) Eden, Exodus to Eternal Happiness, Comfort and Judgment of Enemies  (Isaiah 51:1-23).A. Eden Restored in Christ (Isaiah 51:1-11)B. A New Exodus in Christ to Eternal Happiness and Joy (Isaiah 51:9-11)C. Eternal Comfort (Isaiah 51:12-16)D. God Will Judge His Peoples’ Enemies…

“God Provides for His People” (Exodus 15:22-18:27)

An Expositional Sermon“God Provides for His People” Big Idea: God graciously shows His sinful people that He is their only hope.Application: Pray that God would use our trials to teach us that we need Him. (1) God Provides Healing (Exodus 15:22-26)(2) God Provides Bread (Exodus 15:27-16:36)(3) God Provides Water (Exodus 17:1-7)(4) God Provides Protection (Exodus 17:8-16), Conversion (18:1-12) and Wisdom (18:13-27)

“Crucifixion” Matthew 27:32-50

An Expositional SermonMatthew 27:32-50“Crucifixion” Big Idea: Jesus was crucified for His people’s forgiveness.Application: Repent and believe in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins. (1) Jesus Was Forsaken by Men for His People(2) Jesus Was Forsaken by God for His Peoplea. Darknessb. Forsakenc. Passive & Active Obedienced. What the Cross Accomplished

“With God All Things Are Possible” Matthew 19:16-30

An Expositional SermonMatthew 19:16-30“With God All Things Are Possible” Big Idea: God is able to do the impossible to save sinners.Application: Pray that God would use our humility and repentant obedience as a display of great treasure that He is; that we might be trophies of His grace that is able to do the impossible. (1) Give Up Everything to Follow Jesus Christ (Matthew 19:16-22)(2) God Is Able to Do the Impossible – Save Us! (Matthew 19:23-26)(3) The First Will Be Last and…

“Continue in the Bible” 2 Timothy 3:10-15

An Expositional Sermon 2 Timothy 3:10-15 “Continue in the Bible” Theme/Big Idea: The gospel is sufficient for the past, present and future. Aim/Appropriation/Application: Pray that God would strengthen us to know this trustworthy guide of the sacred writings that are able to make us wise unto salvation. Outline: Introduction: The Difficulty of Stagecoach Travel In Iowa in the 1800’s 1. The Gospel Is Sufficient for the Past – What We Followed (2 Timothy 3:10) A. Teaching – 1 Cor. 1:23; 15:3-8; 5 “faithful sayings” (1)…

“What Is Man?” Daniel 6:1-28

Theme: Man is a reflection, under authority, powerless, and made to worship God. Aim: Trust in the only God who is able to save us from the trials in this world and His eternal wrath that we deserve for our sin. What is man? (1) Man Is A Reflection (Daniel 6:1-9) (2) Man Is Under Authority (Daniel 6:10-15) (3) Man Is Powerless (Daniel 6:16-23) (4) Man Is Made to Worship God (Daniel 6:24-28)

“Jesus Christ, Fully God” Matthew 1:21-23; 2:11; 14:33; 28:9, 17; John 9:38

A Topical Sermon This time of year is often called “Advent” which means the time that we wait for the coming of Jesus in His birth. But there’s more to it than that. Even now we wait. Jesus, fully God and fully man, is going to come back one day. This Christmas remember how Jesus came as a baby to save His people from their sin, but also remember how He would save. He grew to be the Man of…

“Saved from Fire” Daniel 3:8-30

Theme: Only God can save us from fire. Aim: Put your hope in Christ alone for salvation from the threats of this world, but also in the face of God’s eternal wrath. (1) Ratted Out & Facing Rage (Daniel 3:8-15) (2) Response: Faith (Daniel 3:16-18) (3) God Saves (Daniel 3:19-25) (4) There is No Other God (Daniel 3:26-30)

“Deliver Me, Lord” Psalm 140:1-13

Theme: God is our hope of salvation in the face of evil and wickedness. Aim: Be encouraged that God is more powerful than what comes against us, and praise God that He is more powerful than our sin and our wickedness. (1) Prayer for Deliverance and Defense (Psalm 140:1-3) (2) The Lord Is the Strength of Our Salvation (Psalm 140:6-8) (3) Prayer for God to Judge the Wicked (Psalm 140:9-13) (4) Christ is the Fulfillment of this Psalm

What Is the Gospel? Romans 1:1-3:31

Theme: The gospel is the good news of how we can be saved from God’s wrath for our sin through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Aim: Repent and believe in the gospel. (1) God – The gospel is God’s righteousness revealed (Romans 1:1-17) a. There is a God b. The gospel is God’s message i. The gospel is the message that was foretold (Romans 1:1-3; 3:21) ii. The gospel is a message about God’s Son, Jesus Christ (Romans 1:9) iii. The gospel is a message (Romans 1:1, 5-6, 9, 11-15) iv. The gospel has power toward all who believe (Romans 1:16) v. The gospel reveals God’s righteousness (Romans 1:17) (2) Man – The gospel demands an understanding of God’s wrath for man’s unrighteousness (1:18-3:20) a. God is wrathful for unrighteousness (Romans 1:18-32) b. God judges the secrets of men by Jesus Christ (Romans 2:1-29) c. No human being will be justified in God’s sight by works of the law (Romans 3:1-20) (3) Christ – The gospel is God’s saving righteousness for His people in Jesus Christ (Romans 3:21-3:31) a. Righteousness apart from the law b. What are you trusting in for salvation? (4) Response – The gospel demands that all mankind repent and believe in Jesus Christ (1:5, 17, 25, 28; 2:1-5, 4, 7, 8; etc.)
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