by Anita Padgett | Mar 3, 2024 | Sermon Notes
I. “And you were DEAD…” (2:1-3). II. “But God made you ALIVE TOGETHER WITH CHRIST!” (2:4-7). In v.7, Paul accentuates “the stunning reality that redeemed sinners will bear ceaseless witness to the mercy of God, both now and hereafter. Like waves incessantly crashing...
by Anita Padgett | Feb 25, 2024 | Sermon Notes
Being wise is far better than being a fool. The difference between wisdom and folly. “He has such an obvious lack of spiritual good sense that his folly is evident to everyone. Fools have a way of refusing to listen to good advice or of saying the wrong thing at the...
by Anita Padgett | Feb 18, 2024 | Sermon Notes
Life in this world is not as predictable as you think or would like it to be. “From our perspective, however, there is still a problem: we do not necessarily know what God is doing. No matter how strong we are, or how smart, many bad things happen to us in life, and...
by Anita Padgett | Feb 11, 2024 | Sermon Notes
If God is always in control of all things, including life and death, then we should learn to enjoy the life he has given to us. 1. Enjoy eating and drinking. “Life’s enjoyments are not guilty pleasures but godly pleasures—or at least they ought to be. A merry heart...
by Anita Padgett | Feb 4, 2024 | Sermon Notes
“This is how the Christian life works: it is not just about what we get at the end, but also what we become along the way. Discipleship is a journey, and not merely a destination.” —Philip Ryken We will not get all our questions answered in this life. God has the...
by Anita Padgett | Jan 28, 2024 | Sermon Notes
1. It is wise to submit to authority. “Biblical wisdom brings personal transformation. It makes a difference in our witness, showing people the joy of knowing Christ. It also makes a difference in our relationships. Instead of going around grumpy all the time, wise...
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