Messages presented to the Mt Olive congregation.
Grace is like water. It always flows down. It always seeks the lowest point. . . . Grace never runs uphill to the high, to the strong, to the mighty and powerful. . . . The one question the Christian who has been set free by the gospel of Jesus Christ, the one question that Christian needs to ask is ‘Now that I have died, . . . How do I want to live my life now, knowing this?
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Create in Me a Clean Heart, O Lord —series Message: Eyes that Are Fixed on Jesus Based upon Hebrews 12:2 2019 July 7, the concluding message, part 9 of the…
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The Bible says Jesus “held on” implying that Jesus could have “let go.” . . . Jesus time of testing was non-stop. . . . Question: Was Jesus impacted by the devil? Jesus was tempted, He was tested.
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Can we see now why the angels rejoice when one sinner repents? Jesus knows what awaits the saved. He also knows what awaits the condemned. Jesus has an eternal view of the world.
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The secret of all successful marriages, of parenting always rests with two sets of hands: First, and foremost, in the hands of God. Secondly in our hands. If our hands are linked together,joined together with God’s hands, yoked with Him, the results are incredible. Lives are changed. Lives are improved. Families are healed. Burdens are lifted.
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Pentecost is a great day of celebration because it proclaims the faithfulness of God. . . .God the Father is not finished. The next big noise is the final return of our Lord Jesus Christ. . . . Pentecost reminds us how God words, is still working and tells us that we are part of something old and precious.
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Some think of the Christian life as a cure-all. Some think of Christianity as nothing more than the wearing of a particular denominational uniform. Please join us to hear the next part of this series in person. However, if you cannot be here, the sermon will be available on this website (usually by Wednesday) for listening/downloading.
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Why do we tolerate such dishonesty? One reason is we don’t like the truth. Secondly, not only do we not like the truth, we don’t trust the truth. . . . The wages of sin is still death. . . . The cure for deceit is simply this: tell the truth.
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Thank God for mothers and grandmothers who live in and proclaim their faith in Christ Jesus. . . . Mother and home. When you think of one you just automatically think of the other.
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I ask . . . the God of Glory to make you intelligent and discerning in knowing Him personally, your eyes focused and clear. Answering these four simple questions can help us keep from making the same mistake in life. Each of us is made to serve God in a unique way. Ask yourself these 4 questions (and write down your answers).
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On Easter morning the women went to the tomb. They were in mourning and they were expecting to find the dead body of Jesus. They came to weep. Instead they left rejoicing after seeing the empty grave and after hearing the announcement from the angel that Jesus has risen.
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How could it be that the Jewish students of the Old Testament, the priests and the scribes, who had memorized, and could have recited verbatim, what Zechariah said about the coming of the Messiah, have missed the moment when it was fulfilled before their eyes?
Do you know that it is possible to write a very complete story, His story of the life of the Lord Jesus Christ, just using the Old Testament? . . . . You can take all the prophecies that are written in the Old Testament, without ever reading the New Testament, put them down in the right order and you would essentially have the same story.
