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Can
A Man Change His
Ways?
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May 04, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Proverbs 5:22, II
Corinthians 5:17
Is it possible for a
person to ever
change? Can one
become so ingrained
in a behavioral
pattern that is in
conflict with God's
will in their life
to ever make a
decision and come up
with a way to do the
will of God in their
life? The Bible says
nothing is too hard
for God! Change is
indeed possible but
one must be willing
to make the right
choices.
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Can
Members of a Broken
Home Survive? |
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April 27, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Hosea 1:2, 2:19
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Can
A Person Lose Their
Salvation? |
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April 20, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
John 3:36, Romans
6:23, Hebrews 7:25,
I John 5:11-13
At one time or
another most
believers go through
a time of doubting
their salvation.
When things begin to
happen and thoughts
that are unpleasing
to God arise in our
heads, doubts
appear. What is the
answer?
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Sacrifice
That Is Rewarding |
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April 13, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
ROMANS 12:1-2,
MATTHEW 16:24-25
Sometimes, people
are not moved by
authenticity. Still
others write off
compassion as the
opium of the
do-gooders but
sacrifice is never
ignored.
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Compassion
That Is Sincere |
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April 06, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke10:30-37
One of the traits in
the life of Jesus
that attracted more
people than any
other was His
compassion. Every
person’s need
touched the heart of
the Savior.
Compassion is not an
elective but a
requirement in the
life of a true
disciple of Jesus.
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The
Imperative of
Authenticity |
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March 30, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Matt. 7:13-23
The world needs to
see Christians and
churches that are
real. What is real
will be relevant! A
first century church
in the 21st century
can change the
world.
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Today
Is The Third Day |
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March 23, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 24:13-53
Christians seem to
have always had a
problem with
discouragement.
Walking by faith
rather than sight
seems to have its
problems. We say
“show me,” and God
responds “Trust Me.”
Recognizing the
presence of Jesus in
every situation of
life is a goal worth
achieving.
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The
Waiting Father |
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March 16, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 15:20-24
The story of a boy
in a far country
coming back home to
the father does not
emphasize the action
of the boy as much
as the attitude of
the father.
Scripture is clear
as to what one can
expect when they
come back into the
waiting, loving arms
of a loving, perfect
heavenly Father.
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The
Journey Home |
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March 09, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 15:16-20
When a believer is
enticed by Satan to
leave the blessings
and provisions of
the Father’s house,
it usually takes a
crisis in the
believer’s life
before he comes to
himself and realizes
the costly mistake
he has made. The
next step after
realization of his
entrapment is the
imperative of
repentance that
leads to redemptive
action that
mobilizes action
that leads the
believer home.
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The
Truth About Sin |
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March 02, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 15:13-16
Satan is a liar and
vigorously strives
to hide the truth
from those who seek
only materialism,
pleasure and
self-pride.
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How
Money, Pleasure, and
Ambition Lead Us to
the Far Country |
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February 24, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 15:11-24
Often one of God’s
children find
themselves in the
far country, away
from God’s will for
their life, and
wondering how they
got there. Scripture
gives us the answer.
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Homecoming
Celebration Series:
What Is The Matter
With Us? |
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February 17, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 15:11-24
What in the world is
going on to cause so
many of the children
of the Perfect
Father to leave the
Father and His
bride, the church,
and go out into the
pig pens of the far
country?
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February 10, 2008 |
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February 10, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
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The
Land That Is Fairer Than Day |
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February 03, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
John 14:1-3 (NKJV)
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Is
Hell A Myth? |
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January 27, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Luke 16:19-31
Is hell a myth? Most
people think so.
What about you? You
decide – but a wise
decision can be made
only after you know
what scripture
teaches. Jesus
believed in hell but
we are free to
choose what we
believe.
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The
Great White Throne
Judgment |
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January 20, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Between the time we
die and the moment
we enter the gates
of heaven or the
gates of hell,
scripture teaches
there will be a
judgment. The
“judgment seat of
Christ,” Romans
14:10, for the
believer; and the
“Great White Throne”
judgment for those
who choose to reject
God’s gift of
salvation through
His Son. We decide
before which
judgment we will
stand.
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The
King Is Coming |
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January 13, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Who we choose to be
our president in
November 2008 is a
monumental decision.
However, it is even
more important as to
whether we choose to
believe or deny that
Jesus is coming
again to this earth
to rapture His
church. We look for
the evidence and
ultimately make a
decision, with a
willingness to live
and die with the
consequences of our
choices.
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A
Mandate From The
Master |
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January 06, 2008
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Matthew 28:18-20,
Acts 1:7-8
The most important
entrustment of the
Lord to His
disciples is the
gospel message.
Jesus gave His last
commandments
instructing His
disciples to go
teach all they had
learned to the new
followers and, by
doing so, make them
disciples. No one
can be a disciple of
Jesus and not know
and obey His
commandments.
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Looking
Backward While
Moving Forward |
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December 30, 2007
Emory Gadd
Three Things To Do
Facing A New Year
(Philippians
3:13,14)
1. Take time to look
at your PAST
(Yesterday)
2. Take time to look
at the PRESENT
(Today)
3. Take time to look
into the FUTURE
(Tomorrow)
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The
Lord's Supper |
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December 16, 2007
Dr.
Jim Hastings
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The
Christmas Story |
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December 09, 2007
Stuart Rothberg
The
Christmas Story In
Word and Song.
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If
You Knew The Gift of
God |
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December 02, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
John 4:3-19, 39
If a person can
simply understand
the gift God wants
to give to whoever
is willing to
receive it, no one
would reject it. Man
has caused so much
confusion in trying
to interpret the
gift of salvation
that most
unbelievers have
wrongly decided, “It
is just not for me.”
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November
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November 25, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
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The
Importance of an “Attitude of Gratitude” |
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November 18, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
The Lord never
requires us to pay
Him back for all
that He has done for
us but He does
expect His children
to be grateful. A
simple “thank you”
from a grateful
child always touches
the heart of God.
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"Just
Say The Word"
Soldiers |
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November 11, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Ephesians 6:10-17
Soldiers are a clear
example of
discipline and
training. They are
well trained, well
equipped, clearly
focused, and
energized. But,
above all else, they
are in submission to
authority which
directs their every
move. Jesus marveled
at a soldier one day
who responded with
great emotion, “Just
say the word.”
Obedience to God’s
authority is
everything.
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Why
Borrowing Is Not
God's Best |
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November 04, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Good and best are
not synonyms. It is
always a temptation
to settle for good
and miss God’s best.
It may be considered
good by many to have
great credit which
allows almost
unlimited borrowing
but best is being
able to pay cash and
watch the
awesomeness of a God
who promises to meet
our every need.
Borrowing is never
God’s best! He is
willing to give to
all but not desiring
to lend to any of
His children or His
bride the church.
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Commitment
Or Denial |
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October 28, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Matthew 10:27-33
Jesus always demands
commitment from His
followers. Never
does He accept
partial allegiance
or an “I’ll do my
best” mentality.
Commitment leads to
fellowship and
self-centeredness
leads to denial. We
make the choice. Do
I follow Him or deny
Him?
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An
Understanding Of
Giving |
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October 21, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Jesus continually
told us that His
purpose was to say
the things and do
the things that
pleased the Father.
Then He proceeded to
teach us that our
assignment is to say
what He says and do
what He does. He
tells us how to give
and shows us by
example.
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Kick
Off Sunday |
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October 14, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
It is vitally
important that the
church family be
informed as to the
direction they are
being led and the
reasons behind the
decisions that are
being made. When we
all have access to
the same facts, we
usually come to the
same conclusions as
to what we should
do.
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What Did Jesus Do? (Part
9): Jesus’ Attitude
Toward Truth |
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October 07, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
When they
had come,
they said to
Him,
"Teacher, we
know that
You are
true, and
care about
no one; for
You do not
regard the
person of
men, but
teach the
way of God
in truth.
Researchers
tell us that
this present
generation
does not
believe in
absolute
truth and
has little
respect for
any
authority.
On the
surface,
this may not
seem like
that big of
a deal but a
closer look
causes one
to have some
serious
concerns.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
8): The Power of a
Story |
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September 30, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Everybody loves a
good story. Knowing
this, Jesus often
told parables, which
are earthly stories
with heavenly
meanings, to clearly
teach profound
truths. The story in
Luke 15 is one of
the most familiar
that our Savior ever
spoke.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
7): Jesus' Response
To The Seeker |
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September 23, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Scripture instructs
us to always be
prepared to give a
reason for the hope
that is in us. We
never know when God
is going to send
someone to us that
has been convicted
by the Holy Spirit
and desperately
needs a Savior.
Jesus had such an
experience when
Nicodemus, a ruler
of the Jews and
religious in every
way, saw the need
for a personal
relationship with
the Lord Jesus. If
they come to you and
to me, will we be
ready?
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
6): How Did Jesus
Deal With The
Blessed? |
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September 16, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Wherever Jesus went,
he was prepared to
speak into every
individual’s life in
accordance with
their need and
situation. Everybody
is different but
everybody needs God.
We must learn how to
evaluate the
uniqueness of each
individual, seek to
determine what God
is doing in their
life, and make
ourselves available
to share the faith
that changes lives
for eternity.
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Do
You Have What It
Takes? |
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September 09, 2007
Buddy Griffin
God is calling men
to stand strong in
the Lord. He calls
all men to
leadership. An
invitation to Him to
come in and take
charge of a man’s
life will have
immeasurable effects
for good on the
family, church,
nation, and the
world.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
5): How Jesus Dealt
With Worry |
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September 02, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
According to
scripture, worry is
a total waste of
time. God is God and
we are not! Nothing
changes when we
worry and fret.
Jesus taught us to
have faith and fear
not.
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Response
To A Vision |
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August 26, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
When God gives His
people a vision, a
responsibility is
attached to it. The
people are
responsible to walk
in that vision, and
God is responsible
to do what He
promises to do when
the hearts of the
people are loyal to
Him.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
4): Jesus' Attitude
Towards Teaching and
Testing |
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August 19, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Jesus loved teachers
and encouraged all
of us to teach the
Scripture with
authority. People
were amazed and
attracted to this
teacher who was
different, not
realizing that they
were in the presence
of God.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
3): Jesus' Attitude
Toward Children |
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August 12, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Jesus takes very
seriously our
attitude toward
children. They are
His greatest
creations and dearly
loved. We must not
imitate a world or
culture that
neglects their
children. Jesus set
the example for us
to follow.
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
2): Choosing Your
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August 05, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
How important is it
for us to make right
choices in the
selection of our
friends? Jesus chose
His disciples
carefully and no
doubt had a reason
for the selection He
made. We cannot
overstate the impact
that those closest
to us make on our
life. First, there
is family and then
friends. We need
each other and, when
our motives are
pure, we can have a
positive influence
on our friends and
they, too, can be a
good influence on
us. Jesus told us
what we can
reasonably expect
and also warns us of
the fact that none
of us are perfect
and if we start
expecting perfection
from a friend, and
that perfection
determines our
friendship, we will
be sorely
disappointed. This
message is on "How
Do We Pick Our
Friends?"
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What
Did Jesus Do? (Part
1): Dealing With
Temptation |
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July 29, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Temptation is not a
sin. It is yielding
to the temptation
that grieves the
heart of God. Jesus
taught us in the
written Word, and by
example, how to deal
with temptation when
it comes our way.
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Getting
To Know Him |
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July 22, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
How can we know what
Jesus would do if we
did not have
knowledge from
scripture of what He
did do when He faced
the real situations
of life. For
instance: How did
Jesus deal with His
enemies? We can
learn how we need to
respond to our
enemies by observing
Him.
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Jesus
First, Jesus Second,
Jesus Third |
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July 15, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
If we are going to
show the world Jesus
through our life, we
must make every
effort to know Him.
The process requires
at least three
things. We must
elevate and honor
the authority of
God’s written word,
glorify the Son, the
Lord Jesus Christ,
and allow God to
purify our life.
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Getting
A Glimpse Of What
God Sees Clearly |
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July 08, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Life would be so
different if we
could see things
from the all-seeing
eye of God. We just
catch glimpses of
the total picture
while all the time
God is looking at
the big eternal
picture. God knows
our dilemma and His
sensitive, loving
spirit gives us help
in the written word.
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It's
Time For The Real
America To Stand Up |
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July 01, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
God’s prophets are
given the
responsibility of
warning God’s people
of the dangers that
Satan puts in their
pathway. God’s
instructions to his
people are to stay
alert and not be
deceived. Wisdom
comes from God and
is a gift to His
people. America
needs God’s people
praying and doing
all they can do to
walk in holiness
before a nation that
is vulnerable to the
power and weapons of
the evil one.
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Viewing
Salvation Correctly |
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June 24, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Do you know what it
means to be saved?
Some selfishly want
to be saved because
they do not want to
die and spend
eternity in hell.
However, salvation
is much more than
that. Man is saved
to fellowship with
God and be the
instrument on earth
through which Jesus
flows His love to a
hurting world.
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Lessons
From a Father Who
Failed |
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June 17, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
It is a challenge to
be a father. All of
us know how
difficult it is to
control our own
behavior but when
given the
responsibility to
lead a family, most
just throw up their
hands and surrender.
Scripture teaches us
dangers to avoid and
wisdom to do right.
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The
Real You |
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June 10, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
How important to you
is the answer to the
question, “Who am
I?” Will the answer
to that question
have a major impact
on whether or not
you have ever been
saved? The answer
also addresses the
doubts that often
come to the true
believer as to
whether or not one
can lose their
salvation. Is man a
body with a soul and
spirit or is man
really a spirit with
a soul and body?
Let’s take a look in
the scriptures.
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Making
Choices About
Questionable Issues |
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June 03, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
What do we do or how
do we handle issues
or questions that
come up in our lives
that do not have a
Bible verse that
specifically
addresses the
matter? Everything
we face is not just
black or white.
God’s word gives us
a lot of insight in
1 Corinthians
Chapters 8-10.
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The
Cost of Liberty |
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May 27, 2007
Rev. Chuck Schneider,
Executive Pastor
The cost of
procuring our eternal liberty was the death of
God’s only begotten Son. The cost of preserving
our physical liberty is, oftentimes, the death
of men and women willing to sacrifice for the
freedom of others.
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Our
Father |
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May 20, 2007
Stuart Rothberg
Are you hungry? I
mean, are you father
hungry? Many people
are you know. Would
you be surprised to
know that God
Himself would be
glad to be the
perfect Father you
never had?
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The
Uniqueness of
Mothers |
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May 13, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
God’s Word makes
very clear His love
for women whether
single, wives or
mothers. To each one
He wants to manifest
Himself strong and
loving. For every
situation in which a
woman may find
herself, God speaks
clearly and
lovingly. There is
no place for guilt
or bitterness. Each
situation gives one
an opportunity to
bring glory to God.
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To
Be Like Jesus |
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May 06, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Becoming a Christian
involves more than
just making a few
adjustments in how
we live. It demands
a complete
transformation of
mind, character,
relationships,
habits, service and
influence. It is a
new birth and a new
life. A dynamic
transformation takes
place where old
things are no longer
important and a
vibrant new life
begins.
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Legacy
Matters |
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April 29, 2007
Rev. Chuck
Schneider, Executive Pastor
1 Corinthians 3:9-23
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The
Distinguishing Marks
Of A Disciple |
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April 22, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Jesus wants people
to look at us and be
able to see a
glimpse of what
Jesus is like. If
people see only what
we are doing or not
doing rather than
who we reflect, they
will become
confused. A disciple
is an imitation -
not a recruiter.
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Presentation of Vision for the
Living Proof Project |
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April 15, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
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Gateway
Into Life |
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April 08, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
The cross of Calvary
and the empty tomb of Gethsemane are the gateway
to the future for all of us. When we come to the
cross and let Jesus pay for our sin, we can go
to the empty tomb and invite the resurrected
Lord to live His victorious life through our
life.
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A
Company For The
Committed |
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April 1, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Making disciples of
Jesus is not to be a
part of what a
church does – it is
the summary of all
the church is to be!
Making disciples is
the one thing Jesus
commanded the church
to do in His
commission in
Matthew 28:19-20. Is
discipleship the
main agenda of
today’s church?
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The
Results Of Unity |
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March 25, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Why did God add
multitudes to the
first century church
whereas today we
need to use every
marketing strategy
known to the secular
world to get people
to come to our
gatherings?
Is there an
ingredient present
in the first century
church that is
glaringly missing
today? The church
must learn from
scripture the
missing ingredient
and implement it as
quickly as possible
if the church is to
survive.
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Mobilizing
The Gospel Message |
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March 18, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
When the church has
prayed, waited, and
received the
anointing of God’s
Holy Spirit, they
are instructed to
begin to preach and
teach the gospel
message beginning at
home and then around
the world. It is
imperative that we
understand the
progression –
Jerusalem (home,
Judea (neighbors),
Samaria (friends and
acquaintances), and
the uttermost part
of the world.
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Let
Your Light Shine
Before Others |
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March 11, 2007
Dr. John D. Morgan,
Senior Pastor
Jesus warned His
“would-be” followers
that they needed to
understand the call
and count the cost.
They had to be
willing to forsake
all and change
immediately the
priorities of their
life. The choice was
not an easy one.
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