Tonight, July 8, 2018, I begin a new evening sermon series I’ve entitled “How Do I Do That”. Admittedly, I’m not the most clever writer, titles of sermons elude me many times until after I’ve preached the sermon. I went with this title because all the good ones were already taken.
For example, Francis Shaeffer wrote a book entitled “How Shall We Then Live”, Chuck Coleson wrote a book entitled “How Now Shall We Live”. So, see how the clever titles are nearly all used up?
The sermon series is really based on Hebrews 11, 12, and 13. Everything here implies hardship, but it is really a blessed joy to know what God wants from us and that He also gives us all we need to live like this. The hardship is between what we set our hearts on. God wants us to guard our heart from feeling as though we may miss out on something if we obey God.
Join me tonight.
I’ll give my introduction to the series tonight at 6:30 p.m. from Hebrews 12:1-3. The long haul of the series I want to address some of the questions about keeping the marriage bed undefiled, being holy, praying without ceasing, taking every thought captive, husbands loving their wives as Christ loves the church, wives submitting to their husbands, enduring severe hardship while in the course of Gospel advancing work, not letting unwholesome talk come from our lips, not provoking our children to anger, honoring our father and mother, submitting to governing authorities, pursuing peace, being compassionate to an enemy, letting your speech always be gracious, and submitting to pastors.
That’s a tall order.
We won’t tackle the whole mountain, and more, tonight. We’ll get the conversation started that the bible does mean for us to consult God on how to live in this day.
Join us in person at 6:30 p.m. (mountain time) at 204 Eastland Drive North in Twin Falls, Idaho. Invite someone to come with you or share this link with them to listen in online.
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