Sermons on Plans
God had a purpose and a plan for Moses’ life. He created, rescued, and called him for a purpose. How does this connect to & relate to us today?
Esther faced many challenges, but God had a purpose and a plan for her life, and He never left her side. Join us as we look at the first four chapters of the book of Esther in this new sermon series.
God had a special calling on Samson’s life, but rather than being driven to faithfully fulfill his calling, Samson seeks his own desires. Join us for this study of the life of Samson, as we close out this sermon series on the book of Judges.
Chapter 1 of Ruth was full of hardship for Ruth and Naomi, but in chapter 2 we see God powerfully working in and through Ruth’s story to not only bless her but also to accomplish His purpose and plan for all of His people.
Yet I hold this against you: You have forsaken your first love. Remember the height from which you have fallen! Repent and do the things you did at first.
Hebrews 1: “We must pay more careful attention, therefore, to what we have heard, so that we do not drift away.”
The Greek term for drift means to slip or flow past or to glide by.
Christ came to serve the needs of humanity
Christ came to show the example to humanity
Christ came to sacrifice for humanity
Christ came to save the eternity of humanity
Part of reaching your destiny is understanding your detours.
– Tony Evans
If the request is wrong – God says no
If the timing is wrong – God says slow
If you are wrong – God says grow
But if the request is right, the timing is right and you are right – God says go!
Realizing the future is uncertain not only teaches us trust in God, it helps us properly value the present. To be obsessed with future plans may result in our failure to appreciate present blessings or our evasion of present duties.
– John Wesley