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Erik Dunn’s sermon on “Masterpiece?” was about the potential in each of us to be a masterpeice work of God. Erik used the story of a famous painting purchased at a second hand sale to illustrate his point and examined whether we were works in progress or otherwise. He gave us examples of how to view the concept of masterpiece.

Erik used the following scriptures: Eph. 2:10, Duet. 7:6, Phil 1:6, Ex. 1:3 and 19:5

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->   6-27-2015 sermon   (36 min)

Eric Dunn is a pastor at the North Houston COG7 and was speaking today by request.

Erik Dunn’s sermon on “Under Pressure” centered around the daily pressures Christians face, the reasons for the stress and some ways to avoid stress. Erik used examples from Jesus’ life when different factions wanted Him to become what they envisioned the Savior to be.

Some notable quotes were: “We are a new creation and are sons and daughters” and “If you seek after a life (of) pleasing God, He will teach you..”

Erik used the following scriptures: John 6:14-15, 30, 35-38, John 7:1, 1 Cor 7:23

Listen to audio of the sermon here -> 1-17-2015 sermon   (47 min)

Eric Dunn is a pastor at the North Houston COG7 and was speaking today by request.

Eric Dunn’s sermon on “Beyond Grace” focused on the story of the prodigal son. He started with a video clip of a modern-day version of the prodigal son and his father and moved on to pointing out the older son’s attitude, comparing the Pharisees in the local audience Jesus was speaking to with the old son. A couple of notable quotes are ” We never outgrow Grace” and “We never move beyond Grace”.

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  11-16-2013 sermon

Eric Dunn is a pastor at the North Houston COG7 and was speaking today by request.

Erik Dunnn’s sermon “You got my back?” was also formally named “Community of Accountability”. This sermon explored ways to link with other persons to provide feedback into our lives that otherwise wouldn’t happen. Erik gave examples of his own accountability and the benefits. He used David’s taking of Bathsheba to illustrate how lack of accountability can be deadly.  Eric used the following scriptures:Rom. 12:10, 15:14, Gal. 5:14, Eph. 4:2,32, Col. 3:15, 1 Thes. 5:11, Heb. 10:24, 2 Sam 11:1-4

 Eric Dunn is a pastor at the North Houston COG7 and was speaking today by request.

Listen to audio of the sermon here -> 10-27-12 sermon

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