Harrisonville Church Of The Nazarene

2: Walk in the Light 1 John 1:5-2:2 / Isaiah 6:1-8 2/10/19 Sermon in a Sentence: Rejoice! God is light; in him there is no darkness at all. Sermon Outline: Introduction God is Light How Much Light Is In Us? Walking Like Jesus Looks Like: Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

“Walk Like Jesus” 1 John 2:3-11 / John 4:1-26 2/3/19 Sermon in a Sentence: Anyone who claims to be be a Christian ought to live the same kind of life Jesus lived. Sermon Outline: Introduction Trouble in the Early Church Walking Like Jesus Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Jesus Attending to His Father's Business. The Prophesied Messiah's Proclamation is Opposed & Rejected. The Kingdom of God is Already, But Not Yet. You are one part of a much larger body, family, & dominion in Christ with our Father.

Harrisonville Church of the Nazarene

2019 Epiphany Sermon God’s Glory Appears! Isaiah 60:1-9 / Matthew 2:1-12 1/6/19 Sermon in a Sentence: God’s Glory is Being Revealed, Can You See It? Sermon Outline: Introduction God Revealed Who is “Whosoever?” What Do “Chosen” People Do? Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

5: New Life in the New Year Matthew 11:28-30 / Colossians 3:1-17 12/30/18 Sermon in a Sentence: Do you need to stop playing in the shallows of the Christian faith, and follow Christ into the depths in 2019? Sermon Outline: Introduction Being vs. Doing The Offer of Rest Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: We are living new lives in Christ, awaiting that future day when not just our hearts and minds are made new, but all of creation will be made new. Introduction: 1. The God of the Future 2. The Necessity of Hope 3. The Promise of Christmas Conclusion

Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus’ call is for us to take up our crosses daily, and follow Him–this is what it means to be made “new” in the present tense Sermon Outline: Introduction Making a New You Early Church Persecutions The Life of Discipleship Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus came to earth so all people, regardless of their past, could find grace for the present and hope for the future. Sermon Outline: Introduction Patriotism or Nationalism? A New Humanity The Joy of Remembering Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: is there any “new” in you? Sermon Outline: Introduction An Old or New “New?” The Two Arrivals Living “New” for the Sake of the World Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

8: Responding to God’s Call Esther 4 Romans 12:1-16 11/25/18 Sermon in a Sentence: In view of God’s mercy, offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God—this is your true and proper worship. Romans 12:1 Sermon Outline: Introduction The Characters Pledging Allegiance The Call of God Discerning God’s Call Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: Believing God keeps promises is the only way we will find the strength, the grace, the compassion, the love for Faithful Living in a Fallen World. Sermon Outline: Introduction A God of Promises A People of Faith Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: God demonstrates his own love for us in this: while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. Romans 5:8 Sermon Outline: Introduction What Is Grace? Solomon Receives Grace Jesus Offers Grace Upon Grace Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Note: A bit of a delay on the recording covering Mark 10:17-31 Sermon in a Sentence: Which do you love more, God or God’s blessings? Sermon Outline: Introduction Our Greatest Need Who Do You Blame? Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: Sermon in a Sentence: No temptation has overtaken you except what is common to mankind. And God is faithful; he will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. 1 Corinthians 10:13 Sermon Outline: Introduction Use the Gift of Wisdom Use the Gift of Reflection Use the Gift of Prayer Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: When disappointment comes, remember what the Lord has done… so that you may respond accordingly with what has, is, and will be received. Sermon Outline: Introduction A few expressions of HOPE. Are you centered in the hope of CHRIST? Taking our concerns and COMPLAINTS to God can be healthy, within certain boundaries.

Sermon in a Sentence: Discouragement may come, but never lose sight of God’s love Sermon Outline: Introduction Life in a Minor Key Is Discouragement Always Bad? Responding to Discouragement Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

Sermon in a Sentence: When people look at your life, is there evidence of hope? Sermon Outline: Introduction Navel Gazing Your Core Identity We Are the Temple of God Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

take a good, hard look at your life, are you missing what is most important? Sermon Outline: Introduction Challenges and Danger Abound Where is Your Heart? Give Careful Thought Conclusion Question: What is a practical action God is asking you to take in response to the sermon?

This is the Day the Lord has Made!