Preaching the gospel to the world begins the process of making disciples. Disciples are created through steady spiritual feeding and a believing response in those who hear, which includes overcoming their sins.
Sermons by Roy Sharp (Page 11)
The gospel is such great news. We need to open our mouths and proclaim its greatness as Peter did.
Is it possible to forgive all sins? If it is, how do you do it?
Paul declares himself a good pattern for those coming after him and seeking eternal life. We should seek God’s grace, mercy and forgiveness in the same way as he did.
How easy is it for you to give up on someone who is not living right or thinking right? God never gives up on us.
Many people are already “unhappy” about heaven because they can’t figure out how one could be happy if we know each other and someone we love is not there or we won’t have the same relationship with our spouse that we have here, etc. What does the Bible teach?
People who actually witnessed the death of Jesus on the cross saw different things. What should be the result of us “seeing the cross?”
The cross was an instrument of death, a tool producing great suffering, the infliction of punishment on the guilty criminal, and a horrible sight to see. What do you see when you “look” at the cross?
What does the cross mean to you? Is it just a religious symbol or is it a meaningful part of your life every day?
When our lives fall apart, we make poor choices, and we don’t know how we can move forward; it is the compassion of God that gives us great opportunities.