Sermons

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Dealing with Trials: When the Heat is on: Not Being Afraid of the Little Things

William Hinson

Dealing with Trials: When the Heat is on: Not Being Afraid of the Little Things

Temptation: Don’t Doubt God’s Goodness: A Case Study in Temptation

Haddon W. Robinson

Temptation: Don't Doubt God's Goodness: A Case Study in Temptation

Providence of God: Joseph: Dealing with Bitterness (Text: Genesis 50:19-20)

Paul W. Powell

History, both sacred and secular, is full of examples of divine providence.

A Love Letter (An object lesson using assorted mail)

If we are a letter from Christ, what kind of letter are we? This children's sermon uses different types of mail to encourage children not to be junk mail, but to offer themselves as a personal letter from Christ.

Fathers: What is Your Father Like?

Paul Anderson

Fathers: What is Your Father Like?

Sermon on the Mount: A Second Look (Text: Matthew 5:27-48)

William H. Willimon

Sermon on the Mount: A Second Look (Text: Matthew 5:27-48)

Two Holidays in One (an object lesson using a Christmas ornament and an Easier egg)

This Children's sermon asks, "What do a Christmas ornament and an Easter egg have to do with each other?" We celebrate Easter because that same Jesus who was laid in a manger as a baby, who died on a rugged cross on Good Friday, who was raised from the dead on Easter...

Easter: Dancing With the Sun (Text: Jeremiah 31:1-6, 13-17; John 20: 1-8)

James A. Harnish

The promise of Easter morning, according to this sermon, is that in spite of the reality of pain, suffering, death, disappointment and defeat; in spite of all the hurt of the world in which we live, one day all God's children will pick up their tambourines and dance.

Sin: Satan’s Empty Promise

Earl C. Davis

As I began a recent study of the promises of the Bible, I was surprised to find that one of the very first promises in the Bible was not made by the Lord but by the devil!

Will We Welcome Him? (an object lesson using a palm branch or picture of one)

The people of Jerusalem made their decision about Jesus. Many rejected Him, but some realized the truth of what He said and believed. This Palm Sunday children's sermon reminds us that, "Each one of us also must decide what we will do with Jesus."