Monday, July 14, 2014

Sermon Recap for July 13

 

Guess what I forgot to do today? That’s right: sermon recap. It’s a little late, but you’ll see it in the morning!

First, I should apologize for my appearance on the morning video. The air conditioning was out in the sanctuary, so I shed the suit coat. It’s amazing how used to our creature comforts we are, and how we have adapted life around them. We can’t open the windows in the sanctuary, nor do we have fans, because we rely on the A/C. This is why the evening was in the fellowship hall—A/C was working down there.

Second, we observed the ordinance of the Lord’s Supper during the morning service. There are references to that in the message, but if you didn’t know it, you might have been confused. Also, some of what I said in the message was finished in that time.

Morning Sermon: The Lame Remnant Micah 4:6-10

 

Evening Sermon: Trust Isaiah 31

Morning Outline:

July 13 AM Sermon Micah 4:6-10

I. Background: Micah during the 725-690 BC range.

II. Why do we cry and weep?

     A. We have a King

     B. We have a Counselor

III. We are the lame, the outcasts, and we are brought together here:

     A. Redeemed

     B. Assembled

     C. Rescued

IV. No matter the cause:

     A. Our own failures

     B. The judgment of God

     C. The affects of the world

V. Therefore:

     A. Come to the King

     B. Let His grace speak your acceptance

     C. Hearken to His Word

     D. Repent from our own striving

 

Evening Outline

July 13 PM Sermon: Isaiah 31

I. Where is our trust?

     A. Courts?

     B. Presidents?

     C. Congresses?

     D. Politics?

     E. Weapons?

II. Alone can we trust:

     A. The Lord God

     B. The One who saved us

     C. No matter the terror

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