Many of us recited this phrase hundreds of times every morning in their school classroom growing up, but what does it mean for God to actually lead this nation? We must remind ourselves what it means for God to be the Lord of our lives. Psalm 33 presents several characteristics of a nation that places God in his rightful place. As we pray for God’s kingdom to come, we desire King Jesus to lead us. Is this even possible today when so many people in our nation hate God and his standards? With God, all things are possible! In this sermon, we will see how God has brought revival in many different nations (not just Israel) throughout the centuries when his people exalt the God of the universe. Come and be inspired to lift God to the throne of your life. You will walk away from this sermon with a renewed vision of how to help those around you turn from their wicked ways and instead seek after God.
One Nation Under God
Part 4
November 22, 2020 • Jeremy Helmuth
Weaving God’s PRESENCE into your life
December 6, 2020 • Jeremy Helmuth
More than 700 years before Jesus was born, there was a young couple who had a baby with high hopes that this child would save them from their enemies. Discover how God used the name of an ancient baby to signify that he is with us. Learn how to experience God’s presence in your life in a way you have never felt before. If you long to be close to God, but have often felt confused or even frustrated about how to draw near to God in your daily walk, then this is a sermon you cannot miss.
Weaving God’s FORGIVENESS into your life
December 13, 2020 • Jeremy Helmuth
More than 800 years before Jesus was born, there was a prophet who predicted that the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem. What is the significance of this little town and why did God choose this location for the birth of Jesus? Discover how God has given us the greatest gift called forgiveness of sins and how our ability to forgive others can be the greatest gift we give to ourselves. If you are struggling with setting someone free from their past, then take the time to listen to this sermon.