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Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / March 15, 2020 Last week I had a difficult time gathering my sermon thoughts for this morning. I was distracted by many things. Like many of you, I could…
Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / March 15, 2020 Last week I had a difficult time gathering my sermon thoughts for this morning. I was distracted by many things. Like many of you, I could…
God never intended an altar, though He planned for it. Instead, God intended a table to enjoy the communion of His people. While the altar epitomizes the atoning work of God in forgiving sin, the table epitomizes the…
Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / March 08, 2020 When we open our Bibles the first book we come to is called Genesis, which tells about the beginning of mankind. In chapter one we read…
Therefore, whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner, shall be guilty of the body and blood of the Lord. But let a man examine himself, and so let him eat…
Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / March 01, 2020 That God is love (1Jn.4:8) has to be one of the most comforting thoughts known to mankind. But the Scriptures also teach us that God hates.…
The caboose of a litany of vices inscribed by the apostle Paul includes four words rarely used in the New Testament: Asunetos, Asunthethos, Astorgos and Aneleemon (Rom.1:31). These Greek words are translated, respectively: Undiscerning, Untrustworthy, Unloving and Unmerciful,…
Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 23, 2020 At our Simple Supper this past Wednesday, Vic Rossi led our devotional. We examined a passage found in Mt.23:24, where Jesus referred to the scribes and…
Uncontrolled anger is not only a menace to society, it is a SIN. Do not be hasty in your heart to be angry. Anger resides in the bosom of fools – – so says Solomon (Eccl.7:9). Paul warns…
Sermon By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / February 16, 2020 We sometimes sing together Hymn #719: Angry words! O let them never From my tongue unbridled slip; May the heart’s best impulse ever Check them ere…
In his brief book, Little Foxes That Spoil The Vine, W. B. J. Martin writes: “Seeing that we spend so much of our time talking — it is odd that we hear so few sermons on the discipline…