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Sermons on Weekly Sermons (Page 11)
Father or Abba was the favorite way Jesus referred to the God of heaven. In the gospels, Jesus invites us to also call God, Father or Abba. Abba means Daddy. Jesus invites us to pray, Our Daddy who art in heaven… Sounds strange? Join us Sabbath as we explore this reality. Scripture: Romans 8:15, Luke…
Do you have an identity crisis? Do you find your identity in work, things, strength, appearance, money, awards? Our true identity is found in Christ.Join us Sabbath to discover who you are, IN Christ. We will work together in groups to explore scripture at discover God’s amazing gift of a complete identity in Him. Scripture:…
Desperate times calls for Focused Prayers. In part one we talked about Spiritual Drought causing Actual Drought in Israel. We can learn much from the story of Elijah, the three years of no rain in Israel, and the battle on Mount Carmel. Most of all we need to learn that we need to restore the…
Desperate times calls for Focused Prayers. In part one we talked about Spiritual Drought causing Actual Drought in Israel. We can learn much from the story of Elijah, the three years of no rain in Israel, and the battle on Mount Carmel. Most of all we need to learn that we need to restore the…
Marvel Universe has produced over 30 movies that have brought in over 25 billion dollars at the box office. Why are we so fascinated with superheroes? Is it because they are strong, courageous, have superpowers, and are willing to save the world? Or perhaps becausae they are always selfless and ready to lay down their…
In a time of constant violence, uncertainty, crazy inflation, identity politics, it can seem as if the world is in a drought. In all areas of life, especially spiritually. It would appear that the story of Elijah in 1 Kings is an applicable parallel to what is happening now. So the question is… Is it…
Scripture: Luke 19:27 “Losing and Understanding Faith” preached by Aaron Mountain on July 16th, 2022 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington
What do you worry about the most? In a recent survey, Americans reported that their top worry was money. When you consider what we are paying for gas and groceries, there is little doubt that worrying about money is a reality. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus spent a lot of time talking about…
There are two “You Are” statements in Matthew. They are echoed in Mark and Luke. These two statements speak to our Identity and our Mission. Jesus said, You Are the Salt and You Are the Light. Here is our call to add flavor and healing to our community while showing the way out of darkness.…
In the upper room at the last supper, when Jesus told His disciples that He would not drink from the fruit of the vine until He drank it anew in the Kingdom of God, was He picturing His future glory? Did He see the redeemed from all ages standing victorious before the throne? Did He…