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10 resources referencing Luke 12:31
This sermon, delivered by Elder Chris McCool, focuses on the message to the Church at Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-22, emphasizing the danger of lukewarm faith among believers. It highlights Jesus…
The sermon addresses the lukewarm spiritual condition of the Laodicean church as described in Revelation 3:14-22, emphasizing the importance of genuine discipleship and fellowship with Jesus. It…
Mark Richards preaches on the theme of being a cheerful giver, emphasizing that giving should be done willingly and joyfully, not grudgingly. He highlights the Apostle Paul's message in 2 Corinthians…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging sovereignty of God and the importance of seeking His kingdom above all else. It encourages believers to let their light shine by manifesting Christ's love daily,…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of the remnant, emphasizing God's unchanging sovereignty and the preservation of a faithful few throughout history. It traces the remnant from Old Testament…
The sermon emphasizes the power and significance of the preaching of the gospel, illustrated through Elijah's encounter with God's still small voice in 1 Kings 19. It encourages believers to live…
The sermon introduces the concept of the Kingdom of Heaven as taught by Jesus, emphasizing that it has both a present, experiential reality and a future, eternal aspect. The speaker explains the…
The sermon explores Luke 12:31-40, emphasizing that the kingdom of God is both sought and freely given by the Father. It highlights that the kingdom belongs to humble, broken people and requires…
The sermon emphasizes the significant role and responsibility of small churches in God's kingdom, highlighting that size does not determine importance or impact. Using biblical illustrations such as…
The sermon explores the Song of Solomon as a metaphor for the love between Jesus Christ and His church, emphasizing the deep, intimate relationship akin to a marriage. It highlights the importance of…