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One of my college professors taught us a very important lesson: "Our words do not have the power to change lives, but God's word does."¹

God's word has the power to change lives and so the messenger of God has a divine responsibility to be true to the meaning and intent of the word of God. The word of God is living and dynamic and God is using his word to change the lives of millions of people all across the world. It is my hope that these sermons will help you find God and will help to strengthen your personal relationship with him.

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In this overview we examine God's Kingdom during the Mosaic Covenant, the Messianic Covenant, and the future new heavens and new earth.

Sermon Series from James' letter to the Jews living in the Diaspora * who had believed in Jesus of Nazareth

The Test of Faith   Our faith will be tested (James 1:1-12)

God is Good   The presence of sin does not impugn God's goodness (James 1:13-20)

Practical Religion   Christianity is a pragmatic faith (James 1:21-27)

Don't Play Favorites   We must not discriminate against anyone (James 2:1-13)

Do you have faith that works?   James contrasts worthless faith with real faith (James 2:14-26)

Church Leaders Must Be Kind   James warns those who lead the church to be kind in word and in deed (James 3:1-18)

The Need for Repentance   Repentance cures spiritual conflict (James 4:1-10)

Pastor Lorenz' Thanksgiving Sermon for 2006

Pastor Lorenz' New Year's Sermon for 2007

Experience God's Kingdom in 2007

Who Will Build The Church?   A study of 1 Corinthians 3:5-17, 4:1-2

Footnotes

¹David L. Dawson, Director of Equipping the Saints, class lecture in Evangelism and Discipleship at Dallas Bible College, 1984.

*The Diaspora were those Jews living outside of Palestine.

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