1 John 2:12-17. Because you know the Father, therefore do not love the world.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Sermons by Aaron Prelock (Page 2)
1 John 2:3-11. John’s instruction to believers gives them great assurance that if they follow God’s commands, they do indeed know him. These commands are the same that He has given from the begining, and consistency in obedience is easy to demonstrate: love one another!
Job 11:7-9 – God is incomprehensible. This is really good news for us.
Proverbs 16:33 – Understanding God’s role in even the smallest occurences of life gives us the motivation to live diligently and confidently before him.
Leviticus 16 – On that first Good Friday, Jesus fulfilled all that the Day of Atonement pointed to. God’s greatness is displayed, and this is good news for us!
Psalm 33:6-9. God has created all things by the word of his mouth, therefore worship him.
Psalm 119:145-176. The psalmist finishes his masterpiece with reminders believers need to remember.
Psalm 131. The Psalmist calls us to be humble, to be content, and to be hopeful in the face of trouble.
1 Peter 2:6. Jesus is the chosen stone, a precious stone, a trustworthy stone, and a stone that changes us. [Note: The sound level for this sermon is inaudible till 1:05.]
Psalm 119:89-112. God’s character is eternally perfect, his wisdom is sweeter than honey, and his word is light in a dark world.
John 14:21. Jesus’ answer to the common question is simple: do you obey his commands?
Psalm 119:41-64. The Psalmist shows three sets of contrast that point believers to the importance of loving scripture for every part of their lives.
James 1:25. The Word is God’s perfect law, gives freedom, requires action, and offers blessing.
Mark 9:14-29. The demon possessed boy’s need for healing provides the opportunity for his father to learn several important lessons about who Jesus is and what is required of faith.
Luke 2:22-32 – Simeon’s the forgotten nativity character, but his words capture the heart of Christmas: God’s promises have been kept, salvation has come to God’s people, a light has dawned.
Luke 1:46-55. Mary’s song shows us that the Lord has done great things, the Lord has shown mercy, and the Lord has kept his promises.
2 Kings 2:1-25. The end of Elijah’s story reminds the church of God’s power and expectation for his people today.
1 Timothy 3:8-13. Paul lays out the qualifications for those who will serve the local church as deacons.
2 Kings 1:1-18 – Are we ‘ok’ with a God who judges sinners? It’s a tough question – thank God for His mercy.
Ephesians 4:22-24. Christians are called to put off sin, renew their minds, and put on righteousness. This is how we change and grow to become more like Jesus Christ.