Emmanuel Baptist Church of Nipawin Sermons
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Passage: Philippians 2:1-6 | Message By: Josh BondocFor those of you who are new or visiting and don’t know me, my name is Josh—I’m one of the members of this church, and I serve as one of the pastors here as well. And today, I get to serve you by starting a two-part sermon series from Philippians 2. Every summer, we take a few weeks (usually in the back end of August) to focus on specific topics or themes that would be helpful for us as we continue to pursue life together as a church. And a few months ago, one of our pastors suggested that we do a series on serving one another. Then another o
Everything in heaven & earth will be shaken - what will remain?
Our Sins They Are Many His Mercy Is More
Passage: Haggai 2:1-9 | Message By: Brad Lytle | Series: Through the Storm
For some of us, the call from Haggai 1 might actually be a call to spend less time with our Christian friends, and to get to know our neighbours instead.
God's word to Edom through Obadiah has a lot to say to us today.
We rejoice in the hope that one day, when He appears, we shall be like Him for we shall see Him as he is, and He will be our joy as we know Him in a way that we couldn't even fathom right now.
Looking back to look forward.
God cares about what nations to do each other. Do we?
"The righteous shall live by faith." God's people make it through whatever they're going through as they steadfastly trust him.
God's sovereignty often surprises us. Are we okay with that?
Our older brother Jesus has saved us - but there's work to do...
It matters what we look at—but even more, it matters how we see.
Christian, remember what story you live in. Whatever struggles or challenges are going on in your life today, they are but skirmishes in a long spiritual war that began in the garden and will end when Satan is cast into the lack of fire forever.
God does not need defending; we do need to trust Him.
God does not want some sacrifice here and there. He wants our lives.
Instead of "go and do likewise," today's passage causes us to reflect on the way that selfish thoughtlessness brings suffering to us and others—and how Jesus is our rescue.
Jonathan trusted God and then took thoughtful, deliberate action. What can we learn from him about ourselves—and our Saviour?
The point of this chapter is that there is no such thing as a "small" disobedience. There is no such thing as tiny sin. There are no circumstances, however dire, that justify disobedience.
This is why God will not forsake His people.
Good beginnings are worthless without a strong ending.
Jesus is not just a beloved character from a book. He's really alive.
Good Friday is a time to celebrate, not mourn.
Saul’s fear is not humility. Jesus’s humility is not fear.
God is telling a story. We might not be able to guess the ending, but that doesn't mean He's not in control.
