Sermons-on-the-go

Martin Luther said, "I've had many things in my hands and lost them all, but the things I put in God's hands I still possess." It's not for God's sake you should tithe--but your sake. It's His method of teaching you how to put Him first.

According to John's gospel, to tomb in which Jesus was buried was located in a garden. We can call it The Garden of Victory, because it's there He defeated Hades and death. Oh, victory in Jesus! 

Are you cold, indifferent and rebellious toward God? Heed God's warning from Hebrews chapter 3, lest you fall short of being saved and entering into His rest.

It's been said that heaven is full of answers to prayers that were never prayed. The believer's greatest, yet most under-utilized resource, is prayer. It's no wonder we've lost our marvels. Acts 12 teaches us how we can get them back. 

Acts chapter 3 reminds us of what happens when the church leaves the building and takes Jesus Christ to the world. Don't become static in your faith. This sermon lists ways God can use you to be the aroma of Jesus Christ to the world.

There will always be people who misunderstand why you are willing to do the things you do for the Lord. After a woman was criticized for "wasting" a flask of expensive, fragrant oil on Jesus, He defended he actions, saying it was a "good work"--one that would be remembered forever. Are you willing to give Jesus your best? (Sermon drafted from a sermon by Adrian Rogers)

God has a platform, but the side He is on may surprise you. (Ideas for this message derived from a Tony Evans’, "How Should I Vote?"