Preaching on Fatherhood of God? Browse these sermons to find fresh ideas.
Fully Alive: The Call of Men
Probably one of the top five Ruch family favorite films would be a really beautiful film made several years ago called The Nativity. As a matter of fact, ...
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The Gift of the Son: Everlasting Father
This sermon is part of “The Gift of the Son” sermon series. See the whole series here.
Introduction
We're looking at Isaiah 9—at names ...
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The Glory of Fathers Who Stink
Introduction
As I come to talk about fathers, I'm mindful that it's a very difficult day for some people. For some people, whose every thought about their ...
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Temptation
Introduction
One of my favorite father-son stories in Western literature has to be story of Pip and Joe Gargery in Charles Dickens' novel, Great ...
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Refocusing on Fatherhood
Introduction
I was driving home from a friend's house on a Saturday night when the familiar highway I had traveled many times began to remind me of ...
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Who Am I After I Sin?
Introduction
Last week we started a series called "Wicked." We're attempting to wrestle with one of the defining realities of our life: we screw up. We ...
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God Is Self-sacrificing
Introduction: Recovering a knowledge of God
As wonderful as life is in so many respects, many of us look at our world today and wonder how we are ever ...
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The Power of Identity
The story behind the sermon (from Jeff Manion)
In preparing to preach on Ephesians 1:3-14, I felt that there were a couple significant challenges to overcome. ...
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The Christmas Plunge
From the editor:
Who doesn't love reflecting on the amazing story of Mary, a teenage girl swept up in something so unexpected, so epic? The Incarnation ...
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Our Fathers Who Are on Earth
From the editor
Father's Day is just around the corner (June 21), and should you decide to offer a message for the occasion, Mark Mitchell's look at a ...
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In the Father's Arms
Text: Job 36, 38
Topic: How a Christian should respond to suffering
From the editor
As you read Jill Briscoe's sermon, notice how she takes a classic story-story-story ...
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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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Beyond Comfort
Introduction
Where do you turn for comfort when you encounter loss, pain, or disappointment? Some people turn to food. For some reason, certain foods—like ...
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Letters from Dad
Introduction
I'd like to talk on this Father's Day to the men. There will be obvious relevance to women as well, but my express purpose today is to speak ...
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Lost Sheep, Coins, & Men
If God is what you describe him to be, if God is so huge and powerful and capable and loving and caring and concerned and involved and all of these other ...
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The Disciple's Prayer
There are times when I feel like Rodney Dangerfield. I don't get no respect.
I have a friend who likes to call me in the middle of a weekday morning, ...
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The Father Heart of God
Do you remember the pig craze of the 1980s? People shelled out thousands of dollars to own one of these exotic house pets imported from Vietnam. Their ...
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Why God is Father, Not Mother
I want to begin by reading you a new hymn just to stimulate your thinking. I don't know the tune, but the text is as follows:
"Who is she, neither male ...
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The Shame-less Father
I am fortunate in that I have loved Jesus of Nazareth all my life. That love has not always issued in trust and obedience, but I have had a deep and tender ...
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