Preaching on Free will? Browse these sermons to find fresh ideas.
God's Solution for Our Temptation
Introduction
You probably heard about the now famous Stanford Marshmallow Test (1972). Walter Mischel put 32 young children in the study. He reported over ...
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Treasury Notes in Heaven
Introduction
Our son-in-law, Keith, works on the trading floor of the commodities market exchange in Chicago. I've been there to watch him. You stand in ...
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Is There Any Hope When God's People Fail?
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As a part of our Getting the Gospel Right theme in the Skills section, we are currently featuring an article by Steven Mathewson, entitled ...
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All God Does Is Good
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Chuck's sermon is an excellent example of a sermon that sharpens the way we read the Bible. Notice how Chuck challenges us to take the ...
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A Strange Résumé
Introduction
It's the most dreaded question of the job interview, and when the time comes, you can't seem to push the words out of your mouth. "Tell me," ...
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God's Noninterventions
Introduction
When I was a boy, my sister left our home in Pitcairn, Pennsylvania, and traveled to Central Bible College. She had a lifelong problem with ...
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I Have a Dark Side I Must Understand
Introduction
Mark Twain once said, "We're all like the moon—we have a dark side." I think his analysis of human nature was right on ...
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Treasury Notes in Heaven
Text: Matthew 6:1921
Topic: Why storing your treasures in heaven is better than storing treasures on Earth
Introduction
Our son-in-law, Keith, works ...
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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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Seeing the Light
We're all familiar with the traditions relating to the Wise Men. For instance, for some reason we've decided there were three of them. The Bible doesn't ...
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