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Bobby Stafford
December 20, 2020 |
Racism & Prejudice
history is filled with accounts of people being discriminated
against due to race, skin color, religious beliefs, and gender... Prejudice
is nothing new in this world. As Christians, God's people, how should we
view this? What does God's word say?
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Racism
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Bobby Stafford
November
15, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
A Tale
Of Two Cities
Genesis 19:24-25. "These verses describe the end of Sodom and Gomorrah when God brought
judgment upon them and the surrounding cities. But why did God do this? In
finding out, we will discover several truths from this tale of two cities. |
Sin
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Bobby Stafford
October 29, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
The Sin of Laziness One of the dangers of modern life is
rearing children to be lazy. No farming chores, no gardening. We have
dishwashers and clothes dryers, so many young people are raised with poor
work habits. They spend time on useless pursuits. Many of these young people
become lazy adults with little ambition. They believe the world owes them
something. How does God feel about this? We can look at the parable of the
talents in Matthew 25:26. “You wicked and lazy servant.” |
Sin
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Bobby Stafford
October 29, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
The Order
If God had it his way, what would our churches look
like? This is a question asked by Francis Chan in his book titled
“Letters to the church”. God gave his order for the church, and
multitudes have ignored it and\ or changed it. So that many churches
today are very different from what god ordered!!! |
Christian Living
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Bobby Stafford
October 12, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
How Should I Pray?
Prayer connects us with the
creator of the universe and helps us become closer to our
heavenly father. Because of this, how should I pray? And are
there things that can hinder my prayers? |
Prayer
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Bobby Stafford
October 12, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
Why Should I Study The Bible?
Nothing is more important than knowing God's word and obeying
it. Give yourself to diligent study of it. Remember the words of Peter and
John 6: 68 “you have the word of eternal life.” |
Bible
Study
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
October 12, 2020 |
Abundant Embrace |
Christian Living
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
October 12, 2020 |
How To Confess Your Sins |
Confession
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Bobby Stafford
October 6, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
Uncertain Times
It's easy to forget who is truly in control in times of great turmoil. But
we must remember that amid all the chaos, our God reigns. Jehovah is always
in control. He always has been and always will be. There are no
circumstances, situations, or crises outside of his rule. We may not
understand God's plan, but our job is to trust.
There is a powerful passage
in the Book of Haggai that illustrates the unwavering control of our
heavenly father. Who was Haggai? He was a prophet sent by God to deliver a
message to Zerubbabel. Many of God's people had returned from captivity and
were in Jerusalem rebuilding the temple. This message was essentially, “I am
still in control.” |
Christian Living
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
October 11, 2020 |
The Fallow Ground |
Christian Living
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
October 11, 2020 |
The Death of Christ |
Jesus Christ
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Bobby Stafford
October 11, 2020
Sunday AM Sermon |
Does God Really Exist?
The answer to the question:
“does God exist?” Affects all other questions. “If there is a
supreme being then life has inherent purpose and some form of
meaning.” Doctor Brad Harrub, PH. D. In anatomy and neurobiology
from the University of Tennessee.
Why should every right
thinking, rational human being believe in the existence of a
supreme being?
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God
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
January 26, 2020 |
Go Into All
The World
Just before he ascended
back to heaven, Jesus had one final instruction to impart to his disciples.
He gave them his plan for spreading the gospel, good news, and making more
disciples. This Final instruction, which Jesus gave his disciples before
leaving earth and returning to heaven, is what is commonly called the Great
Commission.
The text for our lesson
today is Matthew 28:16-20. |
Evangelism
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
January 19, 2020 |
Amazing Grace
One of the most moving
religious songs ever written. The lyrics were composed by John Newton, an
English sea captain in the late 1700s. He spent much of his life on the sea.
For many years, he led a very wicked life and eventually became captain of a
slave ship. He captured natives in Africa and sold them at slave markets. A
turning point in his life came on March 10th, 1748. A storm struck his slave
ship, and everything appeared to be lost. His life was spared, and he began
studying the Bible and other religious books. This experience led to a
profound transformation in him. He eventually quit the slave business and
became a preacher for an Anglican church. Many would come to hear how this
formerly wicked, slave-trading sea captain changed his life. |
Grace
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
January 12, 2020 |
By What Authority
Jesus enters Jerusalem during the last
week before his death. He cleanses the temple, heals the blind and the lame,
and causes the fig tree to wither. While He was in the temple, the Jewish
leaders asked him two questions. Question #1: What authority did he have to
do these things? Question #2: who gave him that authority? Jesus replied,
clarifying that there are only two possible sources for our religious
practices: God or man. There are no other possibilities. sermon text Matthew
21: 23-27 |
Authority
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Bobby Stafford
Sunday AM Sermon
January 5, 2020 |
Are You Right With God? |
Christian Living
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