Alex Del Toro’s sermon on “Lessons to be Learned from the life of a Goose” used examples from the way geese fly in a V formation and the way they interact with each other especially in migration flights to exhort us to work together and to care for one another.
He used the following scriptures: Ex. 18:1-17, Luke 15:11, Ex.17, rom. 12:10, 1Thes. 3:12, 1 John 4:11, 1 Thes. 5:12-13, 1 Cor. 12:26, Rom. 12:15-16.
Listen to audio of the sermon here -> 9-29-12 sermon
Alex is from San Antonio Tx. and is the associate pastor at the Triple Tree COG7 church there. He preached today by invitation.
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Alex del Toro’s sermon on “The Church in the Wilderness” compared the Israelites in the wilderness to the church today. Moses and his chief assistants were compared to the ministry leaders in the church. Alex ended the sermon with an explanation of how the Pastor of the local church needed the support of the Elders, Deacons and Board to do the work of the church.