Sermon in the Pocket

Godly Attitude - (Traditional Sermon)

Nobody likes being around someone who has a bad attitude, but what benefits are there in having a good attitude?

 References: Philippians 2:14-16, Luke 12:16-20

Submitting to God - (Traditional Sermon)

It's easy to say that we're followers of God, but how many of us actually submit to him in these ways?

 References: Daniel 1:5-15, John 21:20-22, and 2 Kings 5:9-14

Faith Requirement - (Traditional Sermon)

What is it that God actually wants us to do with our life? How can we be sure that we're walking in His will?

References: Micah 6:8, Matthew 7:3-5, Luke 6:27-28, Philippians 2:3-4

God's Justice - (Traditional Sermon)

There are many things we can learn about the mercy and forgiveness of God, but there are also aspects of God's justice that we should also imitate that are sometimes overlooked.

 References: Psalm 5:4, Isaiah 59:1-2, 1 John 3:9, Genesis 6:11-13, Genesis 19:24-25, Exodus 11:4-5, Romans 6:23, James 1:14-15, Matthew 5:38-45, John 18:7-9, Luke 23:33-34, Matthew 28:18, Exodus 3:7-8, Isaiah 1:17, Psalm 82:2-3, Matthew 23:23, John 2:13-16, 

Building Our Faith - (Traditional Sermon)

Wanting to set some new goals for your faith this year? Let's look at what a healthy faith looks like and the steps that move us in that direction.

 References: Daniel 3:16-18

Defending Against Temptation - (Traditional Sermon)

This year has left a lot of people weak and isolated. As we begin to set goals, let's be aware of how we can strengthen our faith to defend from enemy attack.

 References: Matthew 4:1-11, Luke 18:1-8, Matthew 16:24-26

Peace on Earth - (Traditional Sermon)

Are you tired of the stress and anxiety from this year? Learn how you can have peace through the Christmas story.

 References: Luke 2:15-21, John 15:18-20

Religious Escapism - (5 Minute Sermon)

How can the pursuit of a righteous life potentially lead us to an abandonment of God's commands?

 References: James 2:14-18, Isaiah 29:13, & Matthew 7:1-5

Joy to the World - (Traditional Sermon)

Happiness comes and goes, but how does the Christmas story show us a way to be filled with everlasting joy?

 References: Luke 2:8-14, Philippians 2:14-16

1 Kings 18:16-45 "Elijah on Mount Carmel" - (Off the Cuff)

This passage is probably one of the greatest examples of the power and justice of God. It encourages me to be bold in following the guidance of Christ.