Sermons- Trinity Bible Fellowship Davenport

The crowds were cheering, the priests were raging, and only Jesus knew what was going on.  Even as He did, He grieved for the ones who rejected Him.

If Covid mask mandates taught us anything, it is that we are rebels at heart.  We will follow the government, but only so far.  We may have a hard time reconciling ourselves to this passage.

If you resort to evil to overcome evil, then evil has already overcome you.  You can only overcome evil with good.

Our gifts are not given to have, our gifts are given to give.  If we see them as God does, using our gifts is making an investment.

This message will introduce spiritual gifts as a whole, and take a specific look at the gift of prophecy.

The piece that is missing becomes the most important.  Without it, the puzzle is incomplete.   Without you, the Church is.

As we experience God’s transformation of our lives, we prove that His will is good.  We prove it to ourselves, and, if people are paying attention, we prove it to them as well.

If we are not transformed to be more godlike, we will be conformed to the pattern of this world.

In light of all God has done for us, our proper response is to live for Him.

Sometimes we need to stop and see God’s glory, which is on display before us.

God has made salvation available to all through faith in Christ.  And there is a day coming when all Israel will be saved.

God compares His people to an olive tree.  The Jews are the natural branches of the tree, Gentiles were grafted in.  Gentiles should not feel superior; we are saved by grace, and Jews belong in the tree even more than we do.

It is a mistake to think of the Church as either Jew or Gentile.  It will be best when it is comprised of both.

Verse 1 asks whether God has rejected His people.  Verse 6 says no, because they were chosen by grace, not works.  God’s grace is limitless.

There is frustration in having a message people need to hear but refuse to accept.  What can you do?  Keep proclaiming the message.

Something as high as a host of angels appeared to something as low as a few scattered shepherds.  Jesus came to all and for all.

Something as high as a host of angels appeared to something as low as a few scattered shepherds. Jesus came to all and for all.

Meet the King - Luke 2:11

They were called wise men before this story began.  Then they proved their wisdom by seeking Him out and worshiping Him.

Those who receive the good news praise God for those who proclaim it.