Walking in Wisdom
Sermon 08/27/17
August 27, 2017 • Pastor Gerhard deBock
Looking at Judges 4-5, we will consider how we sow as followers. As we face overwhelming odds, we need to sow a willingness and faithfulness to heed the call to serve among the ranks of the Lord’s servants. We want to make sure we are NOT going to reap the cursed shame of being gutless and faithless followers.
Sermon 08/13/17
August 13, 2017 • Pastor Gerhard deBock
Today, Pastor Gerhard deBock encourages us to reflect on our daily choices. These “forks” in road will lead us to broken hearts or to “single hearts” that remain focused on Christ. Our “heart-choices” are crical, whether we are singles or marrieds. If any of us who are followers of Jesus lose our “single-heartedness,” the results will be anything but “fun.” Let’s sow to the Spirit and reap the fruit of the Spirit and, ulmately, eternal life.
Sermon 07/30/17
July 30, 2017 • Pastor Gerhard deBock
Today, Pastor Gerhard deBock shares with us how NOT to sow the wind and reap the whirlwind with our older children. It is so easy to get trapped in the death spiral of unresolved conflict that tempts us to make unwise choices as parents. We will be seeking practical insights on how to break out of the vortex and sow for ourselves righteousness, reaping steadfast love.
Sermon 07/23/17
July 23, 2017 • Pastor Gerhard deBock
How to sow as parents of younger children. God has called, authorized, equipped and modeled for us how to wisely plant in our kids lives. Following God’s plan will have the strongest impact toward reaping the yield of tender and humble-hearted children who seek after God. Even for those who are not parenting younger children, the insights will help us see if we ourselves have learned the lessons of life the Lord has intended for us.
Sermon 07/16/17
July 16, 2017 • Pastor Gerhard deBock
An overview introduction to the many passages that refer to the law of sowing and reaping, exploring how we yearn to be able to break this law. But we are broken ourselves, finding ourselves completely dependent upon God's grace and mercy. Galatians 5-6; cf. Ps. 81:11-12