So now we must look at ourselves in the mirror of God’s word and answer the question, “Whom am I living for? At home, at work, at school and at church, Whom am I living for?” And if the answer is anyone or anything other than Jesus, we must repent and ask God to give us a heart for Him, a desire to see His Name and His fame spread, and the strength and courage to go out and show Him to our community.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Whom Are You Living For? - Part 1
This post will be part 1 of my notes for a sermon I had the opportunity to preach this past Sunday at my home church. Our pastor and his family were out of town visiting their son in college, so he asked me to fill in for him. It was an honor to be entrusted with such a great responsibility as proclaiming God's Word to His people. I pray that He would be glorified in all that was said.
Philippians 1:18b - 21a (ESV)
Let us turn to Philippians, chapter 1, and as I speak to you today on what I believe God has laid on my heart and mind to speak, I want to encourage you to ask yourselves a couple of questions.
1. Is what Bro. Chris saying the truth according to Scripture?
2. If it is, what am I going to do about it?
These are the notes I used and do not contain every word I said, but the core of the message is intact.
Whom Are You Living For?
Philippians 1:18b - 21a (ESV)
Let us turn to Philippians, chapter 1, and as I speak to you today on what I believe God has laid on my heart and mind to speak, I want to encourage you to ask yourselves a couple of questions.
1. Is what Bro. Chris saying the truth according to Scripture?
2. If it is, what am I going to do about it?
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