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Disciples
worship with a recognition that we can never realize
the extent of the grace of God toward us nor repay
the grace that we experience. |
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Serm
G34
11/20/05 |
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The
measure of the content of our service is the adequacy
of the Word of God. The plumb line of our
hearts is Jesus-centered worship. |
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Serm
G33
11/06/05 |
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God
has so designed worship that we have the capacity
to refresh Him by allowing Him to refresh us with
His presence. |
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Serm
G32
10/30/05 |
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Where
true worship transports us is dependent upon our
choice. When we encounter a humble God,
our humility is the gas peddle but our pride is
the brake. |
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Serm
G32
10/30/05
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The
Holy Spirit was given to us as an ever renewable
resource. Worship is the engine of that
renewal. |
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Serm
G32
10/30/05
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The
Holy Spirit is never isolating. It is communal,
diverse and to be shared. |
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Serm
G32
10/30/05
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When
we insist upon being isolated from our brothers
and sisters, we are vulnerable to weakness, faithlessness,
confusion, lack of success. |
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Serm
G27
7/17/05 |
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The
people of God are most vulnerable to separation
from one another at those places where we are
closest to one another. |
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Serm
G27
7/17/05 |
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APEPT-itude
- In order for a church to grow to perfection
it needs people that are themselves living gifts
of communication, care, proclamation, revelation
and architecture.
APEPT
- A-Apostle P-Prophet E-Evangelist P-Pastor T-Teacher |
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Serm
G24
6/6/05 |
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Bible
– If it can mean anything to
anyone than it means nothing to everyone
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Serm
G14
2/27/05
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In
the Kingdom of God, wisdom precedes understanding.
Wisdom bears the fruit of understanding.
In the Kingdoms of this world, wisdom is the consequence
of understanding. I gather enough knowledge.
I put it together. Then I am obedient. |
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Serm
G5
11/7/04
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If
I am unable to find God’s love in the simplest
of things I will never be able to recognize it in
the miracle power packages. |
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Serm
F35 5/10/03 |
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God’s
focus in prayer is not to change things. God’s
focus is to change me. |
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Serm
F16 7/28/02 |
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Prayer
brings us to a place where we want what God wants
for the same reasons that God wants. |
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Serm
F10 5/26/2002 |
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Principle
of limited selfishness—What we do, even if
it is good and noble and sacrificial, we do with
the ultimate sense that it will be good for us and
hopefully others. |
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2/29/2004 |
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Principle
of Inclusivity - Excluding another human being from
my life is not the worst thing I can do. Excluding
God from my life is the worst thing I can do.
Only after I am included in God's plan for my life
do I have any basis for including others. |
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Serm
G02
9/26/04 |
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Principle
of Unity – Unity empowers authority
and strengthens integrity.
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Serm
G6
11/21/04
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