Lone Oak First Baptist Church Sunday Worship Sermons

From John 20:24-31: It is amazing what some people will not believe. 25% of Christians do not believe in the Resurrection. Easter is about the greatest news in the world. Jesus, the Son of God, laid down His life on a Roman cross for our sins, and three days later, He arose and is alive. And without the Resurrectionthe crucifixion makes no sense.

From 1 John 1:5-10: We look at our problems through the cross and it changes us as we look at our problems. We realize NOTHING can hurt us eternally, NOTHING can stop us from doing God’s will, NOTHING WILL separate us from the love of God. That is our power and no problem can conquer us.

From 1 John 4:7-12: We look at our problems through the cross and it changes us as we look at our problems. We realize NOTHING can hurt us eternally, NOTHING can stop us from doing God’s will, NOTHING WILL separate us from the love of God. That is our power and no problem can conquer us.

From Romans 5:1-11: We look at our problems through the cross and it changes us as we look at our problems. We realize NOTHING can hurt us eternally, NOTHING can stop us from doing God’s will, NOTHING WILL separate us from the love of God. That is our power and no problem can conquer us.

From Ephesians 2:1-10: We look at our problems through the cross and it changes us as we look at our problems. We realize NOTHING can hurt us eternally, NOTHING can stop us from doing God’s will, NOTHING WILL separate us from the love of God. That is our power and no problem can conquer us.

From 1 Corinthians 1:26-31: We look at our problems through the cross and it changes us as we look at our problems. We realize NOTHING can hurt us eternally, NOTHING can stop us from doing God’s will, NOTHING WILL separate us from the love of God. That is our power and no problem can conquer us.

From Judges 2:6-15: WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PASS THE TORCH? For the Christian it means 3 things: We are to... Pass the torch of the Gospel, Pass the torch of Ministry, Pass the torch of Leadership.

From Matthew 11:28-30: What would happen if we started living the Gospel? Start showing love and grace in our schools, neighborhoods, in church, at ball games, at work? What would happen if every decision, every word, every thought would be under the umbrella of the Living Biblical truth? It would change the world! When people look at your life, do they want Jesus? Discipleship is living in the Word and visiting the world. The problem we live in the world and just visit the Word.

From Matthew 11:28-30: We exist to exalt Christ. We are not here to exalt ourselves, we are here to exalt Jesus Christ. We exalt Christ by giving Him our best in our work, out play, and our lives. This is why we strive for excellence in everything we do, because of Christ, to Exalt Him.

From Philippians 3: Until you understand significance is better than success, you will not make an eternal difference in the world.

From Genesis 13: How do people give? How do you give? Do you give your best or your worst? What goes in the decision to give? Remember there are 3 principle of Stewardship: God owns it all, everything we have is on loan, and we are going to be accountable to what we have.

From Haggai 1:5-11: If I am managing God’s resources, how do I manage it? If I am going to be accountable to God, I need to know how to do it.

From Matthew 25:14-30: If God owns everything, then He has the right to ask us for anything. It doesn't matter to God whether we have a lot or a little, what matters is what we do with what we have been given.

From Matthew 2:1-12: The way of God. He shows us what we need to know and then in faith we move forward and as we move, God reveals more to us.

From Luke 2:1-20: The beginning of Jesus earthly ministry is the Christmas story. This series we are looking at the beginning…the story of Jesus coming to earth.

From Luke 1:26-38: God has a plan, from the very beginning, the birth of Christ was planned, just as God also has a plan for us and like Mary we must do our part.

From Hosea 9:1-17, 10:1-15: Like Israel in the time of Hosea, the people rejoice in their prosperity while sinning against God, with judgment coming.

From Mark 14:1-10: For the Christian, we are not just to be thankful, we are to be abounding in thanksgiving and constantly do our best to show it.

From Hosea 7:1-16, 8:1-14: God lists His indictments against Israel, then declares His coming Judgment. If we do not repent, we too will reap what we sow.

From Matthew 27:11-26: Like Pilate, we so often follow the crowd or the culture of the world instead of following the warnings and directions of God.