Considering Psalm 13, Nate helps us to recognize that our circumstances may not change, but our attitude sure can.
"A Place Where Christians Meet"
Sermons by Nate Fritz
Continuing in his lessons from John, Nate speaks to us today from chapter 12. It is 6 days until the Passover and Jesus’ death is quickly approaching. What would you be doing if you knew it was the last week of your life? What is Jesus doing during the last week of His life?
Looking at the life of Thomas, we too can go from Disbelief to Renewal. Thomas is not faithless. His faithfulness is shown in the gospel of John earlier: In chapter 11 he is ready to die with Jesus in Jerusalem, in chapter 14 he asks Jesus an important question that we all need the answer…
From John 11, Nate talks about how God’s answer to our prayers is always perfect and in His timing…which oftentimes is not the same as ours.
In all the discussion around the recent virus outbreak of COVID-19, Nate talks this morning about how we should be responding as Christians. In the Philippian letter, Paul talks about how prayer and thankfulness is the cure for worry. Cast your anxieties upon the Lord!
Speaking from Romans 9, Nate talked this evening about our God-centered salvation. He chose man-kind to pour out his Grace upon, our choices in life determine whether we are made into a vessel of wrath or a vessel of mercy by the Potter.
From John 7, Nate talks about those around Jesus who wrongfully accused Him. From the own members of His family to the Jewish leaders, Jesus teaches us lessons in all our relationships.
From John 15, Nate talks about the importance of being in Christ. The branch must be connected to the vine in order to live!
“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” ~ Rom 3:23 After our first sin, there is nothing we can do to fix ourselves. We are hopelessly separated from God without God’s redemptive plan through the blood of Jesus. Eph 2:8-9 Grace saves us through faith.
Was it the Israelites obedience or God’s power that made the walls of Jericho fall? The obvious answer is God’s power, but God would not have allowed the walls to fall without the Israelites doing what He told them to do. Our salvation is no different. Make no mistake about it: the grace of God…