Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Paul spoke to Timothy about how his time of departure was at hand. Like Paul, we too will come to the time of our departure from this earthly life. But until then… there is work to do.
Sermons by Norman Sewell
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Sermon by Norman Sewell.
The evidence of creation itself tells us the God is. But many refuse to believe, hating even the idea of God. It’s important that in spite of the mockery, we hold fast to our faith.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Jeremiah described the one who trusts God as like a tree planted by the water. Do you have strong roots that will keep you faithful? By trusting God and feeding on His word, our roots become strong. How strong are your roots? Are you removing all the things that would make you fail?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
It was Cornelius who was present to hear God’s word; have you asked yourself WHY you are present today?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
The world continues to push its agenda on believers. Will your faith stand the test?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
How often do we fail to see our own faults? This lesson is taken from Psalm 19 and considers the dangers of both secret and deliberate sins.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Consider the examples set before us in the Bible of those who consistently prayed to God. See how they needed Him, and diligently spoke with God throughout the day. May we develop the habits that they had and never forget to pray.
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
In times of pain or frustration, many become bitter. We may say that life isn’t fair and that we don’t understand why some who do evil are prospering. But have we seen it from God’s perspective?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
It’s one thing to talk of righteousness, it’s another to live it. Balaam spoke of dying the death of the righteous, but can we do that without first living it?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
What an important exercise of the mind it is to ponder that Jesus died for ME. This lesson helps make personal the death, resurrection, ascension, and return of Jesus.