Sermons categorized under Wives
- Attributes of God
- Baptism
- Bible Characters
- Children
- Conflict and Confrontation
- Creeds
- Death and Dying
- Death of Christ
- Divorce & Remarriage
- Esther
- Evangelism
- Failure
- Fear
- Fellowship
- Giving
- Grace
- Gratitude
- Health
- Heaven & Hell
- Homosexuality
- Hope
- Justice
- Justification
- Law
- Life of Christ
- Marriage
- Mercy
- Noah's Ark
- Peace
- Politics
- Power of the Holy Spirit
- Predestination
- Pride
- Prophet
- Resurrection of Christ
- Sex
- Sin
- Singing
- Singles
- Spiritual Growth
- Spiritual Leadership
- Ten Commandments
- Wives
- Work
Do You Know Why You Were Born?
Genesis 37God accomplishes his purposes for us even when we are clueless about the big picture.
He’s In Charge . . . So Relax!
Genesis 24When you focus on God, he takes responsibility for the details of your life.
Fear Not!
Genesis 15:1No one knows what a day may bring. Who knows if we will all make it through this week? But our God is faithful to keep every one of his promises.
When Life Tumbles In, What Then?
Job 1We do not gain if we turn away from God in the time of trouble. If we turn away from God, we lose our only ground of hope.
Sleeping With the Enemy
Revelation 2:18-29You can have the cheap thrills of the world and feel sick to your stomach the next morning. Or you can have Jesus now, a new life now, forgiveness now, real pleasure now, and you will one day rise to shine like the Morning Star.
Playing with Fire: Can We Still Believe in Hell?
Luke 16:19-31What must I do to go to hell? Here is the shocking answer: Nothing, nothing at all. If you do nothing about your soul, hell is where you will go.
How God Views Children
Psalm 127-128God bless those who love the children God loves.
Open My Eyes, Lord
Ephesians 1:15-23God invites us to seek his face. He wants us to know him better. It’s not as if our Heavenly Father is hiding himself from us. But we can only have a close relationship with him if we will seek it in prayer.
Why God Prefers Losers
2 Corinthians 4:7God prefers losers who know their weakness, see their flaws, admit their mistakes, and cry out to him for help.
The Year of Good Riddance
2 Corinthians 2:5-11Maybe we should make 2010 a Year of Good Riddance in which we say farewell to anger, bitterness, blaming, finger pointing, self-justification and a critical spirit, and ask God to grant us a fresh infusion of his grace in all of our relationships.
