Sermon for May 22, 2011
Author: Associate Pastor Fred Oaks
Text: John 14:1-14
Title: Trust Jesus
Theme: Through faith in Christ, the Christian is united with the Father in a way even death cannot disturb.
Sermon for March 27, 2011.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Romans 5:1-11.
Title: What We Know About Suffering.
Theme: The blessings which accompany justification by faith are peace, joy and the hope resulting form a transformed attitude toward suffering.
Sermon for December 05, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Romans 15:4-13.
Title: Hope Overflows.
Theme: Our hope is based on the gospel of Jesus Christ and fed by the Holy Spirit ‘s work through scripture, church unity and the promises of God.
Sermon for November 21, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Colossians 1:9-20.
Title: A Life Worthy of the Lord.
Theme: The characteristics of a life worthy of the lord.
Sermon for October 24, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: 2 Timothy 4:1-18.
Title: Finding an Adventure with Jesus.
Theme: “I give you this charge.” – Commissioning.
Sermon for October 10, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: 2 Chronicles 29-31.
Title: Growing and Giving.
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Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: 1 Timothy 6:3-19.
Title: Robbed!
Theme: When we’re robbed of the truth, our corrupted minds desire riches with the result that we wander from the faith and come to grief.
Sermon for September 12, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Ephesians 6:10-20.
Title: Preparing to Grow.
Theme: A call to arms, a primer on spiritual warfare.
Sermon for August 15, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Jeremiah 23:13-32.
Title: The Storm of the Lord.
Theme: God’s judgement breaks like a storm on stubborn, rebellious people whose spiritual leaders fail to warn that they are courting disaster.
Sermon for February 28, 2010.
Author: Fred Oaks, Associate Pastor.
Text: Luke 13:31-35.
Title: How to Talk to Foxes.
Theme: Finishing well as a Christ-follower requires dealing with opposition within and without.
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