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April 4th, 2015 – Sermon on “The Starting Line” by John A. McCoy

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 4/5/2015

John A. McCoy’s sermon on “The Starting Line” used the analogy of the master caution light in an airplane instrument panel to illustrate how we need to evaluate all the reasons causing spiritual alerts John Arnold McCoy croppedin our lives. He went on to describe the blessing of a new pastor as not the end of a cycle, but the starting line with new responsibilities and then went on to apply the starting line effect to our relationship with God on an everyday basis.

John Arnold used the following scriptures: Gen. 6:9, Rom. 6:4, 10:13-14, Matt. 28:18-20, Eph. 4:11-12, John 9:1-3, Phil. 1:6, Lam. 3:21-23, Luke 21:25-28, Heb. 10:35-36

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  4-4-2015 sermon   (22 min)

John Arnold is a member of the COG7 in Conroe TX and was speaking by request

 

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March 28th, 2015 – Sermon on “The Cup” by Mickey Banda

by Site Moderator Posted: Monday, 3/30/2015

Mickey BandaMickey Banda’s sermon “The Cup” started with Indiana Jones, the Knights Templar, and his coffee cup collection. Mickey then proceeded to explain the relevance of these things in view of the Lord’s Supper. Some notable quotes are: ” What’s in the Cup?”, “Why doesn’t He want to drink it?”, “Sin was in the Cup”. And “Daddy, where are you?”

Mickey used the following scriptures: Gen 3:24, Rom. 5:12, Gal. 3:13, 1 John 3:4, Matt. 26:39-42, John 10:17-18, Mark 15:34, Is.53:4-6, Rev. 14:9-10, 17:3-5, Ps. 23:5, 116:13

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  3-28-2015 sermon  (45 min)

Mickey Banda comes from The Open Door Church of God (7th Day) in Houston, Texas and was preaching by request

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March 21st, 2015 – Sermon on “Honor and the Golden Years” by Nathan Lawson

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 3/22/2015

Nathan Lawson’s sermon “Honor and the Golden Years” was a sometimes humorous look at what happens in old age and gave examples of the nathan2valuable contributions that can be made. Nathan gave personal examples and testified that it was not so bad to grow old. Nathan used scriptures about older people in the Bible to illustrate his points.

Nathan used the following scriptures: Luke 2:28-32, 37-38, Gen. 50:22-23, Titus 2:1-2, 3-5, 1 Tim. 5:17, Rev, 2:10, Ps. 32:1-6

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  3-21-2015 sermon  (29 min)

Nathan Lawson is an Elder at the Conroe Church of God 7th Day and lives in Conroe, TX.  He is the retired pastor of the Conroe church and was preaching by request.

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March 14th, 2015 – Sermon on “The Church in the Wilderness” by Alex del Toro

by Site Moderator Posted: Saturday, 3/14/2015

Alex Del ToroAlex 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.

Alex used the following scriptures: Ex. 17:1-13, Duet. 25:17

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  3-14-2015 sermon  (27 min)

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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March 7th, 2015 – Sermon on “After Armageddon” by Nathan Lawson

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 3/8/2015

nathan2Nathan Lawson’s sermon “After Armageddon” started with a time sequence of end time events culminating in Armageddon and developed into a call for repentance from sin and diligence to remain apart from the world as it spirals down to Armageddon.

Some notable quotes are: ” All Bible prophecies climax in Armageddon and the Lord’s return”, “How is your love for Jesus this morning?” and “It is important that we don’t let our love grow cold”.

Nathan used the following scriptures: Rev. 16:16-17, 2 Pet. 3:9-14, Zach. 14:1-4 +9, Dan. 2:44, 7:27, Rev. 11:15, Matt. 24:12-13 +44, Rev. 16:15

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  3-7-2015 sermon  (38 min)

Nathan Lawson is an Elder at the Conroe Church of God 7th Day and lives in Conroe, TX.  He is the retired pastor of the Conroe church and was preaching by request.

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February 28th, 2015 – Sermon on “Life is like a Burrito” by Jerome Camero

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 3/1/2015

Jerome Camero’s sermon on “Life is like a Burrito” started with anecdotes and continued with an often humorous interpretation of Jacob’s struggle with an angel. Some interesting quotes are: “Good and bad are wrapped up in the same burrito”, “Jacob was mugged in a fixed fight”, and “Being chosen probably means you are going to suffer”.

Jerome used the following scriptures: Gen. 32:24-30

Listen to audio of the sermon here -> 2-28-2015 sermon  (33 min)

Jerome Camero is from a COG7 church in California and was a visiting speaker in Conroe.

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February 21st, 2015 – Sermon on “Rest” by Gerson Gonzales

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 2/22/2015

Gerson Gonzales’ Sermon on “Rest” started with a discussion of stress and how it can happen and continued with a call to refocus our concept of the 7th day Sabbath from physical rest from our labors to spiritual rest in the presence of God as was done in the days of creation. A few notable quotes were: Gerson Gonzales“unrest is a big problem in our culture” and “resistance to God is a consequence of sin”.

Gerson used the following scriptures: Ps. 62:1+5, Gen. 2:1-3, Ex. 28:8-11, Heb. 4:1-10, Is. 40:28+31, 58:15, Ps. 19.1, Jer. 6:16, Matt. 11:28-29, Rev. 21:4

Listen to audio of the sermon here -> 2-21-2015 sermon

(58 min)

Gerson Gonzales is speaking in Conroe today by invitation and lives in Oklahoma.

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February 14th, 2015 – Sermon on “A Sure Hope in Troubled Times” by Dennis O’Banion

by Site Moderator Posted: Monday, 2/16/2015

Dennis O’Banion, through his sermon  “A Sure Hope in Troubled Times”  subtitled ” Keep your Fork”, endeavored to bring our attention to the reasons we have hope and the nature of that hope.  A few notable quotes were: ” The life of the Godly is not a straight line”, “You ain’t seen nothing yet” and “The best is yet to come”. The reference the “Keep your fork” in the title referred to the unknown yet surely blessed future of the believer.

Dennis cropped Dennis used the following scriptures: Rom. 8:24-25, 12:12, 15:4, Gen. 15:20, Ps.119:74,81, 130:5, 28:7, 1 Cor. 15:9, 13, Titus 1:1-2, The book of Ruth

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  2-14-2015 sermon Win  or  2-14-2015 sermon Mac  (34 min)

Dennis is an Elder of the Conroe COG7 and is serving as the church administrator. He preaches upon request.

 

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February 7th, 2015 – Sermon on “A Call to a Life of Faith” by Ernesto Mendoza

by Site Moderator Posted: Monday, 2/16/2015

Ernesto Mendoza’s sermon on “A Call to a Life of Faith” started with his testimony of how he became born again and how God saved his marriage. From there he used Abraham to demonstrate the call to a life of faith. Some notable quotes were: “Living a life of faith is not knowing what the future holds, but knowing who holds the future” and “God Ernesto Mendozawant you to be a blessing to others”. Ernesto challenged us  to look into our lives and find what is holding us back.

Ernesto used the following scriptures: Gen. 12:1-4, Acts 7:2-4

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  2-7-2015 sermon  (49 min)

Ernesto Mendoza comes to Conroe as a guest speaker and has pastored in Pasadena, CA and Las Vegas, NV.

 

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January 31th, 2015 – Sermon on “The Two Great Questions in Life” by Jeff Kendrick

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 2/1/2015

Jeff Kendrick’s sermon on “The Two Great Questions in Life” covered “What is God’s will?” and “Is God satisfied with the way I have responded to His call in my life?” God’s Will as recorded in scripture, apostolic exhortations and prophetic scripture  were the basis of practical advice and analysis to the questions.  Some notable quotes were: “You are what you habitually practice” and “God does not control everything, by design.”IMG_0451

Jeff used the following scriptures: Gen. 1:28-31, Ex. 20:1 – 17, Luke 6:27-38, Rom. 12:1-2, Eph. 1:15-19, Matt. 6:9-13, Gal. 5:22-23, Prov. 21:9, Isaiah 40:21-31, Rev 22:10-17, Rom. 8:31

Listen to audio of the sermon here ->  1-31-2015 sermon  (30 min)

Jeff Kendrick attends the Conroe Church of God 7th Day with his wife Jeana.  Although he is not a preacher by profession, he occasionally contributes sermons and is the founder of this blog.

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