God is Greater Than Fear (Youth Sunday)
March 2, 2025
Today is Youth Sunday! There are 2 kinds of Fear.
1. Fear of God - reverence, this is a good fear 2. Spirit of Fear - The Bible talks about this very negatively Three things about Fear.
1. Fear keeps us from trusting God
2. Fear blurs our focus
3. Fear can keep us from doing something great Matthew 14:22-33; Matthew 7:9-11 // In this world there is much to fear... division, illness, loss, death, transition… the lst goes on and on. Jesus, however, commands us not to fear. In Matthew 14, as Peter is contemplating stepping out of a boat and onto water, Jesus leads him by saying simply “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.” Jesus would rather us live by faith. Give Online at https://www.millersburgcc.com/give
God is Greater Than Doubt
March 9, 2025
Romans 10:17 // Everyone doubts God. The question is not whether or not we will doubt God, but how will we respond to our doubt. Again, I want this sermon to be very inclusive, to make those new to church recognize they are not alone in waverings on God. Give Online at https://www.millersburgcc.com/give
God is Greater Than Discontentment
March 16, 2025
Hebrews 13:5 // We are a discontent culture. We want more. We want bigger. We want often what we don’t have or what our neighbor has. Ultimately, the root of this line of thinking is found in our own pursuit of happiness. We are discontent because we feel we have yet to find happiness. Jesus says, however, that He is enough. Give Online at https://www.millersburgcc.com/give
God is Greater Than Anger
March 23, 2025
Ephesians 4:26-31 // Before launching into this message, there will be some clarification between righteous anger and sinful anger. Righteous anger is born out of a heart to right wrongs, bring justice, and help the oppressed. Sinful anger is born out of lack of forgiveness, prejudice, and hate. Be prepared to release your anger.
God is Greater Than Pain
March 30, 2025
2 Corinthians 12:9 // This week, the message is a little heavier. Usually, when we go through a painful experience, our desire is to push past it as quickly as possible. The truth is, often pain is all-consuming. So to declare that God is bigger than the thing that rules your thoughts and manipulates your actions, well, that’s a big statement. God is bigger than our pain because He can use our pain.
