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Look to Jesus
Introduction
For one of our family vacations, we went to Estes Park, Colorado, enjoying the beauties of Rocky Mountain National Park. There was a constant ...
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Joy in Liberty over Legalism
The story behind the sermon (Jared Alcantara)
This sermon was the fourth of five messages in the series "The Joy Genome." The image of a genome ...
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Redeem This
Story behind the sermon (Bryan Wilkerson)
We design our summer messages as a series, yet ensure that each sermon can stand alone, given the vacation habits ...
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Satan Strikes Out
From the editor:
In the second half of Mark's sermon, he shares that C. S. Lewis once wrote that we often fall prey to two equal yet opposite errors concerning ...
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Fifteen Words of Hope
Introduction
Second Corinthians 5:21 says this: "He made him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might become the righteousness of God in ...
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Recognizing Divine Interruptions
This is how the birth of Jesus Christ came about: His mother Mary was pledged to be married to Joseph, but before they came together, ...
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The Uncomfortable Truth of Easter
From the editor:
At the 2008 National Pastors Conference in San Diego, Preaching Today got to interview N. T. Wright about his book Surprised by Hope and ...
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Forgiven, Forgotten
Introduction
Guilt runs rampant in the body of Christ. Though you already know you often feel guilty, it's important that we say it, because you would ...
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When Sin Creeps In
From the editor
If you remove the first three chapters of Genesis, anything goes. So much foundational theology is packed into those seminal verses. One ...
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Forgiven and Forgotten
Text: Hebrews 10:1-18
Topic: The effectiveness and scope of Christ's forgiveness of our sin
From the editor
As Brown points out at the very start of his ...
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The Lostness of Humankind
Text: Romans 1:18-25Topic: A look at mankind's journey through rejection, separation, domination, and condemnation—and his opportunity for redemption ...
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It's No Mistake
From the editor:
One of the more important things you can do for your listeners—both believers and nonbelievers alike—is to find an appropriate ...
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Cover Or Be Covered
World War II was over. The Armistice had been signed in Europe and in Japan. Hostilities had ceased. But, under the leadership of General MacArthur, the ...
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A Man Like Us and a God Who Lives
Introduction
Elijah is one of the Bible's most dramatic characters, because he experienced the light of God's presence even when everything around him ...
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Redneck Christmas
Editor's note: The following monologue is delivered in character by a shepherd named Larry. There was a live nativity scene on stage for the Children's ...
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The Shadow of Jesus
Introduction
Well over a hundred years ago, Robert Robinson wrote a hymn that resonates with many of us. One line reads like this: "Prone to wander, ...
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You Need a Good Priest
Introduction
I could tell that he had been badly injured in the accident. I'm no medical expert, but I could tell by the pallor of his skin that he was ...
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Life on Wings
Introduction
The biblical image of the kind of life Christians are called to live is, "The way of an eagle in the air." I have lots of experience with ...
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All I Really Need to Know I Learned by Suffering Triumphantly Until I Died
Introduction
In All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten, Robert L. Fulghum writes:
All I really need to know about how to live and what to do ...
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The Christian Subculture: Righteous or Rubbish?
Introduction
As believers, we sometimes feel pressured to act in certain ways, fit in with certain norms, or participate in certain activities. The pressure ...
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Down the Ladder to the Highest Place
Introduction
Editorial note: Sunukjian uses a six-foot stepladder as a prop throughout this sermon. References to the prop will be noted in the text in ...
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Come to the Banquet
Introduction
One day last December, an invitation to a Christmas party arrived in our mailbox. Inside the card were a festive holiday greeting, a time ...
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You Don't Know, Do You?
Introduction
A member of this congregation experienced a tragedy when her father was suddenly killed in an accident. He was driving home one Wednesday ...
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The Great Rescue
Introduction
When I was a teenager, I became fascinated, appalled, and grieved by the literature of the Holocaust. I think I probably read thousands of ...
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The Process of Transformation
Text: 1 John 3:110
Topic: How to attain holiness
Introduction
Imagine that you've been asked to write a book on marriage. Your publisher says, "We ...
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The Goat Has Left the Building
Leviticus 16 deals with the Day of Atonement. In the Jewish feast calendar there are seven major feasts—four in the spring, three in the fall. The ...
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Baptism: A Public Declaration of Dependence
I was driving into church and I put in a cassette tape of the song "Mercy Came Running." I arrived at the worship center and went up to my office, did ...
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