Sermon from September 28

The Armor of God, Part 2

Ephesians 6: 10 - 20

1. The day of evil may mean when temptation comes. We are tempted to turn from God, turn to sin, take matters into our own hands, lose faith, or abandon our hope.
2. Our next armor piece is shoes of readiness. Being a witness helps us win over temptation because it strengthens our faith and opens God’s power in our lives.
3. Faith is our shield. Hold it firm.
4. The helmet goes on our heads so that we know we are saved. 1 John 5:13
5. The only offensive weapon is the Word of God. Matthew 4: 1 - 10
6. Paul says to pray 5 times in this passage.

Sermon from September 21

The Armor of God

Ephesians 6: 10 - 20

1. We have an enemy. If we don’t believe it or just ignore it, that doesn’t change the fact.
2. The enemy is searching for weaknesses in our defense.
3. His plan is to knock us off our feet.
4. Our enemy is not a person, so our defense must be in the spiritual realm.
5. Satan’s first weapon is lying. We must know the truth and the only way to know it is faith in Christ and studying God’s Word.
6. When we act in an unrighteous way, we are vulnerable to attack.

Sermon from September 14

A Desperate Faith

Mark 10: 46 - 52

1. Don't let the noise of the crowd keep you from hearing the voice of God.
2. Don't let cultural standards keep you from coming to Christ or praying to him.
3. Don't let your material possessions come between you and Jesus.
4. Boldly ask God what you need and believe he will give it to you.
5. When God performs a miracle in your life, follow him wherever he goes.

Sermon from September 7

A Faith Without Limits

Luke 17: 1 – 10

1. We don't put limits on our good behavior

2. We don't put limits on our forgiveness.
3. We don't put limits on our faith
4. We don't put limits on our service.
5. We don't put limits on our obedience.
6. God doesn't put limits on his love for us.