Continuing from the book of James, here is the sermon from September 15, 2018 based on James 3:1-12.
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See if you can pick out these 3 main points. To tame the tongue, we must recognize . . . 1) that we will be held accountable for what we say, 2) its power for good or for evil, and 3) that it is a humanly untamable source of terrible evil. And hear the practical hope that James brings!
The September 8, 2018 message by Pastor Robert is titled “Are We Justified by Works?” based on the scripture James 2:20-26.
Pastor Robert continued his series of sermons from the Book of James this week with this sermon based on James 2:1-13 titled “Partiality”.
Becky Van Horn brought the morning message on August 18, 2018 while Pastor Robert was out of town. The sermon was based on James 1:22-27. As she opened, Becky shared a quote from Tony Evans saying “Faith is measured by what you do, not by what you talk about doing.”
You can listen to the sermon here.
See the Bulletin for Today’s Service Here
THANKS, Becky, for filling in!
Use the link below to view the August 4, 2018 sermon by Mark Pest titled “Don’t Be Deceived” based on the scripture in James 1:16-18.
Use the link below to watch the video of the sermon titled “Fishers of Men” from August 11, 2018 based on Mark 1:4-17. This sermon was also given by Pastor Robert Van Horn on Friday morning at the 2018 Seventh Day Baptist General Conference sessions as a “Five Minute Message” during morning devotions.
Today’s sermon based on James 1:13-15 was titled “Temptation”.
Pastor Robert’s sermon on July 21, 2018 was titled “The Eternal Perspective” and was based on James 1:9-12. Things look different when you are viewing them from God’s eternal perspective!
The sermon on Sabbath, July 14, 2018 was titled “Trials” based on the surprising advice from the scripture in James 1:1-8.
Check out the rest of the service in THIS WEEK’S BULLETIN
Follow this link to view the video of Pastor Robert’s sermon from July 7, 2018 titled “A Baptist’s View on Communion” based on I Corinthians 11:17-33. Following the sermon, the congregation observed Communion, which we regularly do on the first Sabbath of each quarter.
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