A dictionary definition of the word paradox is “a statement that seems to contradict itself but may nonetheless be true.” Scripture often uses this concept to teach us some great truths.
Sermons by Roy Sharp (Page 19)
Each of us loves to have important roles to play in life. We have the opportunity to be a messenger for the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.
God has given each of us a significant amount of “Talent” to invest. What kind of a return are you receiving?
Things in America and in our world seem so hopeless at times. There are circumstances that could make one believe that God doesn’t care or is not in control. Let us look together at what the Bible says about this topic.
As we consider the elders who lead us here in the Henderson congregation, and consider the possibility of additional elders, let us consider how difficult the job is as we look at what is involved in this special service to God and His people.
If we are going to be better in our community, we are going to be responsible for one another in a number of ways that we are taught in the New Testament.
It was only when Paul was blind and surrounded by darkness that he was truly able to see. Paul speaks of a number of people who need to be able to see in darkness.
We honor fathers this day in a very special way. What would God look for if he wanted to honor a man by making him the father of the Son of God?
In one way, God needs nothing from us. On the other hand, God’s work can only be done if we choose to be used by God.
Perhaps one may preach about love in wrong ways and use love as only a feeling toward people and especially God. However, love is at the heart of everything a Christian does.