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Archive for July, 2005

Get Back To Your Roots

Posted in Sermons on July 31, 2005 | Leave a Comment »

Last week we began a series on Sunday mornings entitled, “Five Things James Would Tell the Wesleyan Church.” We discovered last week the importance of living a life in submission to God; a life of confession and repentance; and a life that is humbled in God’s presence. This is the most important thing to learn [...]

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Submit, Repent, and Be Humble

Posted in Sermons on July 24, 2005 | Leave a Comment »

As many of you know, I was recently ordained as a minister in the Wesleyan Church. This was a result of a long journey and some of you have heard the story. There are several ways you can be ordained in the Wesleyan Church. The first is (especially if you’re a traditional student) is to [...]

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Thoughts from District Conference

Posted in Evangelism, Sermons on July 17, 2005 | Leave a Comment »

I’m about to share with our local church some thoughts from this past week’s district conference. As I sat there, a strong theme developed. I don’t know if it was intentional or not; but the theme of evangelism became strong and clear. What is the purpose of the church? The purpose is to build the [...]

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Jesus’ Prayer for the Church

Posted in church, Sermons on July 10, 2005 | Leave a Comment »

Introduction: Do you wish you had someone to watch over you? Someone who really cared about your problems and your future? Do you show this kind of care and love for others? This week we see God’s unselfish compassion for us as we look at Jesus’ last hours on earth. We are going to look [...]

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