June 29, 2021
Topics: Accepting Christ for All of Who He Is
“The Blinding Reality of Jesus Christ”
August 16, 2020
- Pastor Doug
- All 2020 Sermons
- The Apostle Paul
- Accepting Christ for All of Who He Is
- Accepting the Power of the Holy Spirit in Your Life
- Trusting God for Your Future
THE AUDIO ON THIS VIDEO IS WEAK UNTIL YOU GET ABOUT 2 MINUTES INTO IT. I’M SORRY, THE PREACHER FORGOT TO TURN ON HIS MIC. The more the Apostles preached, the bigger the crowds got; and the bigger the crowds got the madder the Sanhedrin got. It was a never-ending circle that was really getting to Saul. By now, Saul was the Legal Counsel to the Sanhedrin. He couldn’t stand that The Way was flourishing. Meanwhile, Saul was still breathing out murderous threats against the Lord’s disciples. He went to the high priest 2 and asked him for letters to the synagogues in Damascus, so that if he found any there who belonged to the Way, whether men or women, he might take them as prisoners to Jerusalem. (Acts 9:1-2) Saul had set out “in the Name of God” to destroy the Church that was being built in Jesus’ Name. Saul was the chief accuser, persecutor, and prosecutor of the Church.
“Accepting Christ for Who He Is”
February 9, 2020
His Name is: Master, Savior, Lion of Judah, Blessed Prince of Peace, Shepherd, Fortress, Rock of the Ages, Lamb of God is He, Son of David, King of the ages, Eternal Life, He’s the Holy Lord of Glory, His Name is Life. These are words in a song by Carmine Licceardillo a popular CCM writer. It is a worshipful song that speaks, so eloquently, as to Who Jesus is. But there is a greater question you have to ask yourself, “Who is Jesus to you?”