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Greg Yount
Contributing sermons since Jan 1, 2000
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A Unified Walk
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Part 4 of a 7 part series on walking by faith and not by sight. This part deals with unity (with God and man) as evidence of the walk of faith.
INTRODUCTION: We will continue our sermon series on “The Walk of Faith” this morning with the fourth part. We have discovered that a true walk of faith is a new walk, an honest walk, and a loving walk. Today, we will examine the idea that the walk of Faith is a Unified walk. America is ...read more
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A Loving Walk
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Part 3 of a 7 part series on walking by faith and not by sight. This part deals with showing love as evidence of a faith walk.
INTRODUCTION: 2Co 5:7 says we are to walk by faith, and not by sight. This week, we have our third sermon in the series entitled “The Walk of Faith.” We have considered that it is a New Walk of Life; it is an Honest Walk, and today, we will find it to be a Loving Walk or a Selfless ...read more
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An Honest Walk
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Part 2 of a 7 part series on walking by faith and not by sight. This part deals with walking honestly before God and man.
INTRODUCTION: We have begun a new sermon series on walking by faith, not by sight. We are dealing with the walk or experiences of the Christian after conversion - what he should expect his life to be like. Last week we saw that this walk of faith should be a new walk every day. Today, we’ll ...read more
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A New Walk Of Life
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Part 1 of a 7 part series on walking by faith and not by sight. This first part deals with continual change as a mark of a person walking in the Spirit.
Introduction: Many people are trying to figure out what this “Christian” thing is all about. What should we experience after we have been saved. We hear about change, but what should change? Then once I have changed, will it get old? What about it all? Another angle on this question, though ...read more
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The Six Laws Of Life
Contributed on Nov 21, 2001
An exposition on the laws under which mankind lives and the laws under which mankind is intended to live.
The Six Laws of Life Gal 3:1-5 INTRODUCTION: There is a great battle involving Christians today. It stems from serious misunderstanding of the deeper things of the Spiritual life and the salvation we enjoy in Christ. These misunderstandings are taught with the force of truth, but are in ...read more
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The Walk Of Faith
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
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The Stewardship Of Life
Contributed on Oct 28, 2001
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Neil Orchard Was Talking With A Farmer About His ...
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Neil Orchard was talking with a farmer about his soy bean and corn crops. Rain had been abundant, and the results were evident. So his comment surprised him: "My crops are especially vulnerable. Even a short drought could have a devastating effect." "Why?" Orchard asked. He explained that ...read more
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Bible Teacher A.t. Pierson Tells About A New ...
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Bible teacher A.T. Pierson tells about a new convert to Christ who had a strange dream in which he was trapped down a very deep well in the night. He looked up and saw a single star shining far above him, and it seemed to let down lines of silver light that took hold upon him and lifted him up. ...read more
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Vance Havener Said, "You Have Not Really Learned ...
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Vance Havener said, “You have not really learned a commandment until you have obeyed it.... The church suffers today from ...read more
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In The Book, No Bad Dogs, By British Dog Trainer ...
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
In the book, No Bad Dogs, by British dog trainer Barbara Woodhouse, she says dogs understand love better than we do. She writes, “In a dog’s mind, a master or a mistress to love, honor, and obey is an absolute necessity. The love is dormant in the dog until brought into full bloom by an ...read more
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Some People Are Like Ken, The Struggling Student, ...
Contributed on Nov 30, 2001
Some people are like Ken, the struggling student, who, during an exam was asked by his teacher, “how close are you to the ...read more