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10 resources referencing Psalm 127:1-2
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty of God in building and sustaining the church, highlighting that human efforts are in vain without the Lord's blessing. It discusses the importance of spiritual…
The sermon explores the balance between trusting God and exercising personal responsibility, particularly in finances, child training, and daily living. Using biblical examples such as Joseph's…
The sermon emphasizes that God is the true builder of His church, which must be founded on the revelation of Jesus Christ as the Son of God. Faith is a gift from God, and the church grows and is…
The sermon explores the theme of exceptions made by Jesus and biblical writers, emphasizing that when the Lord states an exception, it is absolute and without exception. Key teachings include the…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of building life one day at a time with God as the foundation. It highlights that all human effort is in vain without God's blessing and guidance, using Psalm 127…
The sermon emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the builder and sustainer of His church, which has an unbroken existence despite persecution and challenges. The preacher highlights the importance of…
The sermon emphasizes the paradox of the Christian life, highlighting that believers are crucified with Christ yet live through Him by faith. It stresses the necessity of relying on God's power…
The sermon 'Come and Dine' focuses on the post-resurrection appearance of Jesus at the Sea of Tiberias, emphasizing the invitation Jesus extends to come to Him for spiritual nourishment and rest. The…
Elder Sam Bryant preaches on the preeminence of Jesus Christ as the head and foundation of the church, emphasizing that the church is built on Jesus, not on any human leader. He explains that the…
The sermon explores the concept of collaborating with God, emphasizing that while God is sovereign and needs no help, believers are called to co-labor with Him in His work. It clarifies that…