Dec. 24, 2011 – Sermon on “Responding to a Misfortune” by Frank Camarillo

by Site Moderator Posted: Monday, 12/26/2011

Frank Camarillo’s sermon “Responding to a Misfortune” was a reminder that things don’t allways go our way and we must be prepared to deal with misfortune if it arises.  Frank made serveral points including: Misfortune will find us sometime in life, when misfortune strikes turn to God immediately, and comply immediately to answers to prayer leaving your comfort zone when called.

In general, we can look for a way to turn our misfortune into a blessing. These scriptures were used: 1 Kings 17:1-14, Job.

Frank Camarillo is a member of the Conroe Chruch of God 7th Day and serves on the church Board. He contributes sermons from time to time.

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Dec. 17, 2011 – Sermon on “Personal Choice / Public Witness: Alcohol Use” by Michael Smith

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 12/18/2011

Michael Smith’s sermon Personal Choice / Public Witness: Alcohol Use, focused on the choice to drink alcohol and the effect this choice has on a person’s Christion Witness. Michael used personal testimony to illustrate the effects of drinking on personal, employer and family relationships. Michael began with the foundation of the Biblical freedom to drink and finished with his personal decision to abstain.

Scripture used were: 1 Cor 6:19, Eph 5:18, Gen 19:33, Prov 23: 31-32, 1 Tim 5:23, Rom 12:2, Prov 20:1 and 1 Cor 8:9.

You can view the sermon at this link -> http://vimeo.com/34044720

Michael Smith is a life long member of the Conroe Church of God 7th Day and has served on the Board. He contributes sermons from time to time.

 

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Dec. 10, 2011 – Sermon on “Stepping into the Water with Jesus” by Nathan Lawson

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 12/11/2011

Nathan Lawson’s sermon “Stepping into the Water with Jesus” was a call to baptism for all believers and was on the occasion of the baptism of Aaron Orrick which followed the sermon.  The sermon used the concept of how Jesus and John the Baptist had to fulfill all righteousness by John baptizing Jesus and completely covered the reasons and necessity for baptism and used the following scriptures: Mtt: 3-1-3, Matt 3:15, Acts 8:35, Acts 16:29-30, Acts 2:37-39, Rom 6:3-4.

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

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Dec. 3, 2011 – Sermon on “Eternal Life Plus Benefits” by Delvin O’Banion

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 12/11/2011

Delvin O’Banion’s sermon on Eternal Life Plus Benefits was a description of how eternal life begins here on earth within each person’s walk with God. The lifestyle of Americans was contrasted with true abundent life in Christ and the following scriptures were referenced to during the sermon: Matt. 25:25, Matt 15:4, John 10:10, James 2:22, John 8:29, Matt 5. An alter call was given after the sermon.

Delvin O’Banion is an Elder at the Kansas City MO Church of God 7th Day and lives Independence. He travels a lot  visiting his children and preaching along the way.

 

 

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Nov. 26th, 2011 – Sermon on “Triangle Against Mr. X” by Roy Keim

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 11/27/2011

 Roy Keim’s sermon, “Triangle Against Mr. X”  illustrated the plight of man as being contained in a triangle formed by the flesh, the world and Satan. He used many scripture references to describe the miracle of salvation in Christ as escape from this bondage. Some of the scriptures used were: John 16:11, 14:30, Romans 12, Romans 8, Jeremiah 10:23, Ps 8:46, and 1 John 2:15.

Roy Keim is an Elder in the Conroe Chruch of God 7th Day and contributes sermons from time to time.

 

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Nov. 19th, 2011 – Sermon on “Be Thankful” by John Crisp

by Site Moderator Posted: Sunday, 11/20/2011

John Crisp’s sermon on “Be Thankful” was delivered on the Sabbath before Thanksgiving and used comparisions to Biblical characters to illustrate how we should be thankful.

Some of the scriptures used were Col. 3:15-17, 1 Sam 25: 19, Luke 17:11-19, Psalms 118:10-21. 

One of the main points was that being thankful keeps our hearts soft and that we should be thankful for 1. God in Jesus, 2. Family, 3. Church family, 4. Christian Heritage. 

Testimonies from Loraine Carr and Sarah James were included.

John Crisp is an Elder at the Conroe Church of God 7th Day and lives in Conroe, TX.

 

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Nov. 12th, 2011 – Sermon on “The Shield of Faith” by Jeff Kendrick

by Jeff Posted: Sunday, 11/13/2011

This sermon focused on what the shield of faith is as found in Ephesians 10:16 and how it is manifested in various situations.

The concept of visualizing the whole armor of God in Ephesians 10:13-17 was used.  It explored the relationship of the shield of faith with the church as a unit, the family, children and new Christians.

Testimony was included from Jeff regarding the visualizing of the shield of faith as a buffer against oppressive spirits in the workplace. This included a comparison of the traditional view of asking God for relief from spiritual oppression with the visualized custom buffer with adjustable filters.

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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Nov 5th, 2011 – Sermon on “Bears” by Nathan Lawson

by pcsupportpro Posted: Wednesday, 11/9/2011

Last week, November 5th, 2011, Nathan Lawson gave the sermon in Conroe TX.  He started with his favorite subject which is his love for nature and in particular, bears.  Lots of interesting photos and the message tied into the bear lead in. If anyone has a suitable synopsis for his sermon, please forward it to admin@sermonblog.net.

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