Pt.#8 – A Constant Sense Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / September 13, 2015 Our Seven Sundays In Sunday School gets underway today. The intentional design of this “promotional” is to increase our Sunday…
INTRODUCTION 1. As Christians work together in a local congregation, the right attitudes are necessary… a. All the talent in the world cannot make up for wrong attitudes b. With the right attitudes, our efforts in service to…
One of the first commentaries we’re given regarding the status of the early saints in the time following Jesus’ ascension is found in Acts 1:12-14 – – they returned to the upper room in Jerusalem and all with…
Pt.#7 – A Constant Sense Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / August 23, 2015 As you can see from the title of this morning’s sermon, our topic of study today is, “How should we…
We are taught, and rightly so, that the sovereignty of God may sometimes override our prayer requests. This truth can often chal-lenge our faith and trust in God. It is far easier to speak those words, “THY WILL…
Pt.#6 – A Constant Sense Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / August 16, 2015 Many of the religions of the world prescribe that prayers are to be uttered at specific times day and night.…
While there may be a number of things that work to hinder our prayers, some hindrances are spelled out clearly in the Scriptures. Our sins can build a barrier between us and our God (Isa.59:1 & 2). When…
Pt.#5 – A Constant Sense Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / August 09, 2015 Why is it that prayer sometimes seems difficult? Why do we sometimes see prayer as an arduous duty? Why should…
Pt.#4 – A Constant Sense Sermon Outline By Terry Siverd Cortland Church of Christ / August 02, 2015 With our SYR/Camp 2:52 now behind us, I want to resume our sermon series on prayer. Why is it that…
On the heels of another edition of our annual summer youth retreat, I find myself reflecting on the challenges that confront our young people in our current culture. Sometimes we who are older grow more and more pessimistic…