20 Sermons Tagged "Kingdom"

Even though we are still facing the COVID-19 pandemic and all of the hardships it has brought, we can always give thanks to the LORD our God because he is our refuge, our strength, and our help in distress.

Before he was crucified, Jesus was mocked and ridiculed, and even today people around the world mock and ridicule both him and his teachings. Because of all of that, it may be hard to see him as a king, let alone the king of all creation. Through the first epistle to the Corinthians, however, we see how and where he is ruling today, and we know how and where he will rule on the Last Day.

Jesus humbling himself as a servant to save mankind, which the Apostle Paul explains in his letter to the Philippians, shows us one of the Ironies of the Passion.

The savior serves by bearing our sins, and because He has won us, we serve the body He won to His glory according to what He considers grace.

As Jesus enters Jerusalem we see His kingdom of power (his rule over all creation), His kingdom of grace (the invisible church), and the eternal kingdom -- the kingdom of His glory.

God's kingdom, comfort, earth, righteousness, and mercy are yours; this means you will stand in God's presence.

The start is Christ's incarnation for all mankind, the middle is our lives in Him, the end is Christ's return and His kingdom of glory.

He is our righteousness, and He gathers us into his kingdom.

He is a different king with a different kingdom, army, and banner.

We are not to serve as lords over one another because all work in God's kingdom is glorious We are warned about self glorification and forfeiting God's kingdom.