Trust

Sermon: "I Will Persist Without Exception -- Part 1" Daniel 6:1-28 Part Seven of Seven Decisions for Success 11-22-09


26:08 minutes (23.94 MB)

Sermon Notes:

What can we learn from Daniel's walk with God that can help us when we are stuck in our circumstances?

  1. Trust God -- 6:23
  2. Serve him continually, no matter what -- 6:16, 20
  3. Live an incorruptible life -- 6:4-5
  4. Develop an unhindered prayer life -- 6:10-11
  5. We must trust Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord!

 

"The Prayer of Relinquishment"

On Monday I circled this story from my devotional reading in The Word for You Today.  It concerns prayer and our releasing our struggles to God.  As we struggle with relationships, finances, health, children, career, let us ask if we have totally released the issue to God.  When we do we will have peace...  Click to read more »

"Facing Uncertainties" 11:00 Service 7-27-08


41:18 minutes (37.82 MB)

Note: This sermon includes Praise Team intro and singing of Face to Face and testimonies from our students who went to MFUGE in Philadelphia, PA.  These are not included in the 8:45 version also on this blog.  Thanks!  Click to read more »

"Facing Uncertainties" 8:45 Service 7-27-08


23:50 minutes (21.83 MB)

SERMON NOTES July 27, 2008 (Click "Read More")

“Facing Uncertainties” – John 9:1-12  Click to read more »

Genesis 7:1-24

We continue the narrative of Noah and his family as people whom God chose to save from the judgment of the flood. Noah was obedient in following God. Genesis 6:9 reports that “Noah was a righteous man, blameless among the people of his time, and he walked with God.” So God told Noah to make an ark which wo  Click to read more »

Proverbs 3:5-12

God is trustworthy! The writer of Proverbs proclaims the promise that God will direct our pathways through life if we simply put our trust in God. The Hebrew word picture for this “trusting” or “confiding” in the Lord is when someone takes another person’s burden or load upon his or her back. That God is able to handle all of our  Click to read more »