Sermons by Pastor Daniel Wiersema (Page 17)
“Loving God. Loving Others.”
We have spent the last few months talking about the “one anothers” found in the Scriptures. We now look back and review what we have learned these past months and focus on applying them in our lives. The focus of this church, this local body, for many years has been Loving God. Loving Others. The “one anothers” are at the core of this. The love we have for one another is seen as we practice these things from Scripture. And our…
“Service – A One Another Not Just A Department”
We are still talking about the one anothers and for good reason. The one anothers are vital to the health and ministry of the church. Service is one of the most important. It is through service one another that we even have the ministry of the church. Christ, Himself, set the example and manner in which we are to serve. How does that look in a present day context and why should I even be motivated to serve? We look…
“The One Anothers Continued”
Take a listen as we continue to work through the one anothers not only found in the book of Ephesians but throughout the New Testament. One anothers like encourage and build up one another, admonish one another, comfort one another, and assemble together with one another.
“Keep on Becoming…”
We have learned what we need to put off in Ephesians 4:31. Now let’s look at the one anothers and what we are to become as the Apostle Paul explains how this is to be a pursuit in our lives.
“Being Doers Means Putting Off the Old”
Have you ever considered that the old self, as the Apostle Paul mentions in Ephesians 4, might just be hindering your practice of the one anothers? Spend some time reading Ephesians 4 and take a listen to what God has to say about letting go of the old self (the habits, practices, etc.) and putting on the new self which emulates Christ.
“What Does It Mean to Be a Doer?”
We looked at why we need to be doers of the Word of God last week. Now let’s dig deeper and discover what it means to actually be a doer of the Word of God.
“Why Be a Doer?”
What’s the point? Why invest my time, my energy, my resources in this pursuit that James discusses in his epistle? Take some time to find out what God has to say about the subject.