Resound Abq Sermons

The Bible is not some story book. It tells us real stories about real people who really got used by God to His glory. If those men and women were real, then the things they did are things God calls us to as well, because WE are real people too.

When walking with Christ, we face a lot of opposition. It can sometimes be difficult to keep our focus on what's truly important. Paul addresses where we should keep our focus, what we should remember, and when we have to part ways with friends.

Before Christ we are many things--but good is not one of them. After we encounter the One True God--Jesus, we are made into new creations. If Christ is the Catalyst to our lives, the Chemical Reaction is going to be epic.

If you plan on being More Than Mild, and you want to get the recipe right, there are a few key ingredients and actions to take to make sure we send off the right fragrance to those around us. Submission to authorities isn't easy, but its what God has called for the More Than Mild believer.

Our hope lies in Christ--His glorious return, and we can put our hope into action by being redeemed to a new use--zealous deeds.

What is the most important thing? What is the reason behind worship? We take a look at the most important thing: Jesus Christ--the grace that appeared and the salvation He brought.

When the world expects us to respond in one way, we as believers have a chance to act like Jesus--and initiate Guerrilla Warfare on the darkness.

The church in Crete was young in the faith and didn't have a mentor to lead their growth and church function--so Titus was sent. As young believers in the faith, we must seek out those further along in their walk, and as older believers, we should seek the younger to care for, encourage, and guide them in theirs.

In our study of Titus, Paul describes what Counterfeit teachers and teachings look like--and why we should avoid them. What should our reaction be?

What does it take to be a Guardian, and overseer, an elder; to be More Than Mild?

Introduction to the book of Titus. Who is Paul, who is Titus, and who is this letter for? If you want to be a follower of Christ, you've been called to be More Than Mild--we aren't mildly interested in Christ or following him.