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10 resources referencing 1 Corinthians 9:14
James Moseley preaches that the gospel is the good news of the finished work of Jesus Christ, bringing comfort and assurance to God's people that their warfare is accomplished and their sins…
In this sermon on 1 Corinthians 9, Jeff Cochran emphasizes Paul's willingness to give up personal liberties to win souls for Christ, addressing Jews, Gentiles, and weak believers. He draws parallels…
The sermon explores the Apostle Paul's metaphor of running a race from 1 Corinthians 9, emphasizing that the Christian race is about pleasing the Lord and serving faithfully rather than earning…
Elder Wayne Gibbons emphasizes the importance of sanctifying the Lord in our hearts and being always ready to give a reason for the hope within us, with meekness and fear, as instructed in 1 Peter…
The sermon explores the book of Haggai, focusing on the theme of divine motivation and the importance of prioritizing God's house and obedience over personal comfort and neglect. It highlights the…
Joe Holder emphasizes the necessity of full-time ministry as a commandment in the New Testament, highlighting that ministers must labor diligently and churches must support them both financially and…
The sermon emphasizes that preaching the Gospel should be motivated by a willing heart and not by personal gain, financial or ego. Paul serves as the example, preaching willingly even without…
The sermon discusses the twelve marks of the Apostolic Church, focusing on the last three marks: ministers as voluntary servants receiving voluntary support, the church's active involvement in…
The sermon focuses on the church of Ephesus as described in Revelation 2:1-7, highlighting their commendable works, labor, patience, and doctrinal soundness, but also their critical flaw of having…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical model of church leadership as outlined in Scripture, focusing on elders, pastors, and overseers who serve as shepherds under the chief shepherd, Jesus Christ. It…