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Category : Religion | Tags : god sermons messages contemporarychurch |
Sometimes the greatest hindrance to a Spiritual awakening is the unwillingness of church members to forgive others. Pastor Ken Tilley uses the story of the unforgiving servant, in Matthew 18:21 to teach us the how the Lord expects His people to forgive one another. Introduction to Great Awakenings by Youth Pastor, Nathan Neufang.
Today, Pastor Ken Tilley starts an exciting and challenging series caller “Awaken.” Ken outlines the Great Awakenings in the USA, and teaches from 2 Chronicles 7:1-14 about God’s conditions for true Spiritual revival. Please visit the website at : awakenmebane.com for more info on the upcoming Awaken Mebane Movement with Nationally known Evangelist Clayton King, October 10 and 11.
Pastor Ken teaches us that to be used by God in the body of Christ we must make a complete surrender of our gifts to Him. Today’s teaching is from Romans 12:1-8
Today Pastor Ken Tilley teaches about the importance and origin of Communion. Passages are taken from Mark 14:12-16; 22-25 and Luke 22.
Today, Pastor Ken uses scripture to answer key questions about the importance of baptism. Most folk, believers and believers, have an unclear and errant understanding of baptism. Teaching from Romans 6:3-4, Ken helps us understand and appreciate the role of baptism in a believer’s life.
Today Pastor Ken examines the painful experience of shame. We often see ourselves as failures because of the accumulation of our mistakes, sins and shortcomings, and Satan works to shame us and trick us to believe we are worthless. Thankfully, Jesus Christ died and rose from the dead to free us from condemnation and shame and to be in His wonderful kingdom. Be encouraged as Pastor Ken teaches us to move forward in our faith and be delivered from the shame which binds us. Text: Philippians 3:12-16
Today, Pastor Ken Tilley offers us the powerful antidote to anxiety described in Philippians 4:6-9 in the New Testament. Anxiety affects everything we do, and when the mind runs off with dark anxious thoughts, it affects our relationships with others as well as with God and brings unnecessary pain into our life. Be encouraged that, “Proper practice brings perfect peace.”
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