The sixth and final sermon in a series called “The Jesus Family.” The sermon title is “The Future of the Family” and addresses the theme of the inheritance God has provided for his children through Jesus Christ. The sermon is an exegetical treatment of Romans 8:17 and was originally preached October 14th of 2007 at The Resolved Church in San Diego, CA.
Over the period of a few months I did a blog series on the spiritual disciplines. Here are the blogs all together in one entry.
So, two Sunday’s ago a reporter from the San Diego Reader showed up at church to review it for a column he writes called Sheep & Goats. The article comes out tomorrow, so we’ll see what ends up coming out. I figure it can’t be that bad, but we’ll see.
The phrase “sheep and goats” actually comes from the Bible, and it is a pretty interesting title for a column, considering it’s intended meaning Jesus.
The fifth of a sermon series called “The Jesus Family.” The sermon title is “The Great Father We Call Abba” and addresses the theme of magnititude of who God is that becomes very near to us through Jesus, who enables us to call him Abba. The sermon is an systematic treatment of the magnitude of God in Scripture given to emphasize the exegetical weight of Romans 8:15 in calling God “Abba.” This sermon was originally preached October 7th of 2007 at The Resolved Church in San Diego, CA.
It may not have seemed to many to be a very Christian thing to do, but on Sunday afternoon after church and after the frustrating loss of our San Diego football team (The Chargers), I went to see Resident Evil 3: Extinction with a couple of the men in the church. Before the onslaught of moral accusations about why a pastor would be interested in seeing such “R”-rated evil gore, just give me a chance to share with you about resident evil and gospel repentance.