I Charge Others
Jumpstart Sermon Series
September 23rd, 2018
Eighteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Reverend Dan is preaching.
James 2:14-26
This month is about giving our faith a JUMPSTART. Why do we jumpstart a battery? We do it to give power to an engine so that it can then move a car, a boat, a tractor, or a motorcycle. The charged battery has a clear purpose. When our faith has been jumpstarted we then have power to GO. We are filled with power so that we can give that power to others in the way we serve.
The text today says that faith and deeds cannot have life when they live apart from each other. Faith leads to deeds and deeds are useless when not done through the power of faith. I am charged so that I might charge others. Are your faith and your deeds living together or are they dying because they are separated?
We Are Charged
Jumpstart Sermon Series
September 16th, 2018
Seventeenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Pastor Paul is preaching.
Mark 6:34-44
There’s no doubt that personal time with God makes up the foundation of a dynamic and growing faith life, but foundations are meant to be built upon, right?
Some of the most rewarding times in our spiritual journeys occur when we step out of our prayer closets and seek the Lord together. Pursuing God was never intended to be a solo act. Believe it or not, Jesus addressed this as He miraculously fed the 5000+, not so much with His words but in the truth that lies between the lines.
Let’s allow God to speak afresh through this story. Can more time seeking God together with others help jumpstart your faith? Time to find out.
Time to Rebuild
Jumpstart Sermon Series
September 9th, 2018
Sixteenth Sunday After Pentecost.
Reverend Dan is preaching.
Nehemiah 2:11-18
When things go left unattended they almost always fall apart. It could be a home, a car, our health, or our faith. In the text today, Jerusalem has been left unattended for 141 years and the temple is just a pile of rubble and ruin. The good news is that it is not dead. There is still hope for those ruins. Our faith can be in ruins if we leave it unattended. Today we walk with Nehemiah as he begins a “Good work,” to restore the old walls of Jerusalem. It’s time to rebuild because Jerusalem needs a jumpstart. Does your faith need a jumpstart?