Sermons by Jane McCauslin

Living for God Every Day

This is just the beginning of a New Year. It is always seen as a time to reflect on our past and make a fresh start on our future. What better time is there to Begin Living For God Every Day!

Growing in Prayer

We have learned today that God is a very personal God and he wants an intimate relationship with us, but HOW do we pray?

Ezra’s Impact

As Christians today we need to refuse to allow ourselves to be drawn into compromising with the world’s life-style and instead like Ezra align our lives by obeying God’s commands. We need to also pray and ask God for His guidance. We need to then be willing to study, follow and take action to teach God’s word.

jesus, Reset my Mind

As we spend time with Jesus, as we get to know more about Him, as we focus on Him we can’t help but become more like Him – More self-aware, more confident, more self-controlled, more content.

RUTH’S REDEEMER

All of us are like Ruth. Without a redeemer we will face death and the punishment for our sins. Jesus came to die in our place to pay for our debt of sin before God. He bought us back to be part of God’s family and saved from sin for all eternity.

Reconciliation

As God has forgiven you, you are to forgive those who have hurt you. As God has reconciled with you, you are to be reconciled with others. Who do I need to be reconciled with today?

A Life Worth Living – Part Two

Are you trying to find fulfillment through your career, through your accomplishments, through an accumulation of things? Because if you are, you are going to find that in the end your life will be “Meaningless! Meaningless! Utterly meaningless.

A Life Worth Living

This morning I’d like to begin a journey through Ecclesiastes. We will conclude the journey next Sunday. Today’s sermon is titled “A Life Worth Living”. We are going to be learning about a man who tried to live life to the fullest. This man’s name was Solomon.
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