Mar 18, 2018
1 Samuel 12-15
By: Dr. Chris Moore
Series: 2018 The King and the Kingdom
In this sermon we focus on 1 Samuel 15, and we learn the common characteristics and patterns of rebellion, or sin, against the king. First, rebellion is anything other than complete and immediate obedience. Second, rebellion is driven by greed. Third, rebellion is irrational and leads to more rebellion. Finally, we look at Hebrews 10 and discover how our rebellion can be overcome.
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- Mar 18, 20181 Samuel 12-15Mar 18, 20181 Samuel 12-15By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2018 The King and the KingdomIn this sermon we focus on 1 Samuel 15, and we learn the common characteristics and patterns of rebellion, or sin, against the king. First, rebellion is anything other than complete and immediate obedience. Second, rebellion is driven by greed. Third, rebellion is irrational and leads to more rebellion. Finally, we look at Hebrews 10 and discover how our rebellion can be overcome.
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- Feb 18, 20181 Samuel 3Feb 18, 20181 Samuel 3By: Dr. Chris MooreSeries: 2018 The King and the KingdomIn this sermon, we learn about several barriers that often prevent us from hearing God’s Word: inexperience, apathy, and sin. We also learn how we can overcome these barriers and hear from God. We talk about what it means for us to hear God’s Word.
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