Pride

Chapter five of Daniel addresses the question of what would happen if you gave a party, and God crashed it. Nebuchadnezzar was no longer on the throne. ...

In the fate of King Belshazzar, we see God's righteous judgment.

Bryan Chapell

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Christmas in the City of Jerusalem

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We're going to do something a little different this year in December. We want to focus on a "Hometown Christmas." Typically we tend to think ...

The Christmas story reveals that people still resist, ignore, or embrace Jesus.

Dave Stone

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Heart Worm

Over these past weeks we've been looking together at some conditions of the human heart that obviously need help. When we meet somebody whose life is ...

What does God do with a self-righteous heart?

Dan Meyer

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Who Can We Trust?

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Here is another sermon from one of our featured preachers, David Anderson. Anderson uses the story of Samson and Delilah to explore issues ...

To overcome sin, we must admit to another human being the exact nature of our wrongs.

David Anderson

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Love Does Not Boast

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Over the next few months, PreachingToday.com is going to run an entire transcript series from Haddon Robinson on 1 Corinthians 13. The ...

Love builds community; it does not break down community through envy, boasting, or pride.

Haddon Robinson

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Learning from Tiger Woods

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In late November 2009, a series of events led to a bevy of stories about infidelities on the part of golf's greatest player, Tiger ...

Let's find satisfaction in God alone, keep in mind that our sin will always find us out, and surround ourselves with good friends to keep us in check.

Mike Woodruff

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The Wise Men Cry Glory

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Here's a great sermon from one of our featured preachers—Mark Buchanan—that explores the story of the Magi and Herod through ...

Christ is worthy of the long journey to find him and worship him.

Mark Buchanan

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Image Management

Introduction

In her wonderful book Breathe, author Keri Wyatt Kent names four crucial commitments necessary to finding our way into a saner kind of life ...

When we're keeping up appearances

Dan Meyer

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You're Fantastic

Introduction

Of all the comic books turned into motion pictures of late, my favorite one is the Fantastic Four. For those not in the know, it is a tale ...

When we need to be a superhero

Dan Meyer

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Trophy Kids

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When our eldest son was making preparations to start his freshman year of high school, I overheard him telling a classmate that he was planning ...

When we only want the best for them

Dan Meyer

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The Neighbors Are Nuts

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When I was a kid, my parents used to drag me out to church on Sundays. I'd walk into this big building in a shirt and shoes that seemed too ...

When crazy becomes normal

Dan Meyer

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Purpose

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What would you do if you suddenly won $34.5 million? It happened to a family from Hauppauge, New York, this week. Dad spent $5 on a winning ...

Living as a Servant

Matt Woodley

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The House of Expectancy

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Have you wondered what makes one person open to God and the next person closed? What makes Sally receptive, attentive, responsive to God's ...

When we live in expectancy, rather than expectation, we are open to the person of Christ.

Mark Buchanan

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Your Whole Life Matters to God

Introduction

I once read an article in the New York Times entitled "How the Worm Turns." The article focused on a group of scientists who spend ...

All of life is an act of worship and an opportunity to serve and please God.

Matt Woodley

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Cain-R-Us

Introduction

I was reading an article in the New York Times about the abundance of new wealth in Khartoum, Sudan. The article featured pictures of well-dressed, ...

We're bad, too, but not beyond the loving reach of God.

Matt Woodley

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Speaking Truth

Introduction

For the next few weeks, we're following the story of Saul and David in First Samuel. We discovered last week that he is one of these characters ...

A loyal person speaks the truth.

Colin Smith

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Public Performance Is Easier than Private Devotion

Introduction

If you are just joining us, this is the third week in a six-week series entitled "Adventures in Missing the Point." We have been learning ...

The power of authentic piety in a world that talks the talk

Ed Rowell

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God's Backward Logic

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As we all sit here this morning, a good friend of mine lies in the hospital in Gallup, NM, waiting to die. His name is Johnny Womack. Johnny ...

If we want to be used by God, mastering God’s backward logic in the area of humility is necessary.

Derek Helt

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When to Flee: No One Is Impervious to Sin

Text: Colossians 3:5-10
Topic: What to do when you encounter temptation.

In Focus on the Family we have a crisis number for pastors and Christian leaders. ...

Run from whatever sin is chasing you.

H. B. London

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The Great Reversal

Introduction

I don't know about you, but I have always been amused by oxymorons. For those of you who have never heard that term, an oxymoron is a combination ...

We can enter into the kingdom of heaven only by humbly admitting that we need help to get there.

Chris Bennet

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A Contrast of Thanksgiving

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It seems to me that appreciation is often related to contrasts. We are told the beauty of art is not just in color, but it's in contrast. ...

Robert Schmidgall

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Good Guys, Bad Guys, and Us Guys

When I was a boy growing up in New York City, one of the nicest ways for me to spend a Saturday afternoon was at the matinee of the neighborhood theater. ...

Humility comes from looking at God and then seeing ourselves.

Haddon Robinson

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The Often-Overlooked Benefits of Losing

In our society being called a loser is the ultimate indignity. You can almost hear someone say, "Call me a liar or a cheat, but please stop short of ever ...

Losing helps us spiritually because constant victories distance us from God

Bill Hybels

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The Contrast of Thanksgiving

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It seems to me that appreciation is often related to contrasts. We are told the beauty of art is not just in color, but it's in contrast. ...

Contrast is important in developing an attitude of gratitude in our lives.

Robert Schmidgall

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