As imitators of Christ, we should examine Jesus’ example of ministry and apply it to our lives. Join us today as we examine the life of the greatest leader and teacher of all time.
Akigawa Baptist Church
Sermons by Ben Edwards
Our Choices have consequences, and our sins don’t just affect us, they can also have devastating consequences for others. Today we will look at a sin of King David that resulted in the loss of 70,000 lives.
Through the story of Jonah, we see a display of the mercy of God that goes far beyond what anyone could expect. Not just toward the people of Nineveh, but also toward Jonah himself. Through their story, we see more clearly how merciful God is to us too.
On the surface, God knowing everything about you could seem intimidating and unsettling. But in Psalm 139, as David ponders the meaning of this truth, we find that he discovered that being fully known by God actually is gives us a great sense of security.
When you find yourself in trouble, calling on someone to help you is critical in finding rescue. In those times, who do you call on? What do you say? In the same way that WE use the psalms to help us in times of trouble, in Psalm 86, David uses scripture to help him as…
Sometimes fear can overwhelm us, with no hope of escape. In Psalm 56 David shows us what it means to be in fear, but also walks us through the steps of moving from the captivity of fear to freedom of faith and in our Father, even in the middle of fearful situations. So this begs…
What are you relying on to be accepted by God? Are you working hard enough? Or is Jesus enough?
How does the relationship between the coach and the players affect the strength of the team? And what does this relationship look like in the church family?
There are two things that work together to encourage, comfort, and help a believer in Jesus. Do you know what they are? Paul helps us to see how we get to work together with the Holy Spirit in providing that encouragement.
Cabin Fever. It isn’t just us who are experiencing it in this time of staying at home in this season of COVID-19. The Bible describes a similar situation going on right now on a much grander scale.
