Sermon: The Colossian Prayer

The Colossian Prayer

Pastor advises us to look to the Colossian prayer for guidance on how we ought to conduct ourselves on our walk. These 5 pillars are directives for proper living; preparing us for our holy inheritance. Let us examine and eliminate those things that are unbecoming to God and embrace the terms of the Colossian prayer, shoring up our spiritual selves.

The Colossian Prayer

1. Knowledge of God’s will (v. 9).    

2. Application of God’s will (v. 10).    

3. Bearing fruit in every good work (v. 10)

4. Strengthened with all power  (v. 11).

5. Joyously giving thanks to the Father” (vv. 11-12).  

Scripture

Colossians 1:1-12

Sermon: The Colossian Prayer

Sermon: Beware The Little Foxes

Pastor D preaches on how we must be wary to mind the little things in our lives. Like little foxes, there are things that appear to be harmless; attractive even. And as we humor them, accept them, entertain them, and ignore their existence, they may very likely be working against us the whole time!

Beware the little foxes in our lives. Our friendships, technology, social media, what we watch on TV, what we eat, money … Take heed to capture, contain and eliminate the little foxes, as they will spoil the vines where our tender grapes reside!

Amen.

Scripture

Song of Solomon 2

Sermon: Beware The Little Foxes

Sermon: Six Fors

Six Fors

Pastor D teaches on six justifications that clearly enable us to be fearless, bold and courageous in our walk.  These tenets can serve to guide us along the way reminding us of Gods intercession and expectation for our lives.

1.    Because Paul was not ashamed

2.    Because of the power of God

3.    Because of the righteousness of God

4.    Because the wrath of God revealed it

5.    Because God showed it to them

6.    Because the invisible things reveal God

Scripture

Romans 1:16-20

Sermon: Six Fors

Sermon: Lessons from the Lazy Man's Garden

Pastors’ word today was about how we can learn what do to through holy walk. We can also learn what NOT do when we watch what the sluggard and what they do in their ‘garden’. We see deterioration and detritus in this world.

 If our lives are not farmed for God, we ought not be surprised when we are impacted by ‘weeds’. If we expect fertile lives; we must plant, nurture, water and till our spiritual lives. We should be working continuously on maintaining our garden, restoring the walls, and sowing. It is only then can we expect to reap the spiritual blessings through Jesus Christ.

Praise God.

Scripture Proverbs 24

Sermon: Lessons from the Lazy Man's Garden