"Christian living" Tagged Sermons
Is God Really Good to Me?
When life seems unfair and it appears that others are prospering while we struggle, it’s easy to question God’s goodness. In Psalm 73, Asaph wrestles with comparison, doubt, and the apparent success of the wicked. But through corporate worship and an eternal perspective, he is reminded that God is good, faithful, and ultimately all he needs.
Tasting and Seeing the Goodness of God
In Psalm 34, David invites us to experience the goodness of God personally rather than merely knowing about Him intellectually. This psalm calls believers to continually proclaim God’s faithfulness, pursue a life that honors Him, and find rest in His loving care. Whether in seasons of blessing or affliction, those who take refuge in the Lord will discover that He is faithful to deliver, sustain, and redeem His people.
The Results of Restoration
Those who have been forgiven and renewed are called to proclaim God’s truth, offer sincere worship from transformed hearts, and demonstrate a renewed concern for the well-being of God’s people. Restoration not only changes the individual but also impacts the community of faith.
Prove It: Progressing in Godliness
In 1 Timothy 4:11-16, the Apostle Paul closes chapter 4 by explaining to Timothy that godly ministry is patterned by godly character — via five areas in particular. Paul also instructs his protege to wholeheartedly progress as a believer & minister of the Gospel by reading, teaching, and exhorting God’s Word. If we are to progress in OUR Christian walk (and truly live out our faith), we must prove it by persistently watching ourselves and our doctrine closely.
The Path to Pursuing Godliness
In 1 Timothy 4:6-10 we see Paul highlighting the importance of godliness. Christians are to pursue godliness by nourishing themselves with God’s Word, diligently striving to obey its commands, and recognizing the benefit of Godliness. This is all done with our hope set on the living God who has saved us in Christ Jesus.
The Christian’s Armor: Sword of the Spirit
In the armor of God, the sword of the Spirit is the only offensive weapon — and it’s not steel, but Scripture. The Word of God, empowered by the Spirit, cuts through lies, pierces the heart, and brings truth to light. A soldier doesn’t just own a sword — he trains with it, sharpens it, and wields it with skill. So must we, if we want to stand firm and advance God’s Kingdom.
The New Man
The Apostle Paul calls believers to walk in holiness by shedding their former way of life and embracing the new identity found in Christ.
The Wealth & Walk of the Christian
Paul shifts from theology to practical Christian living. He urges believers to walk worthy of their calling, emphasizing unity, humility, patience, and love within the body of Christ. Paul speaks of the Church as one body with diverse spiritual gifts given to equip and build up believers toward maturity. He calls for a transformation of life—putting off the old self and putting on the new, living in righteousness and holiness.