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Sermon Series 52 Sometimes Jesus Comes With The Storm

  • Writer: SMUCD
    SMUCD
  • Jul 16, 2022
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 10, 2023


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In this special sermon the Holy Spirit points us to how Jesus can come in storms the 1st scripture that we are directed to is Matthew 14:13-36 where Jesus tells his disciples to meet him across the sea of galilee after feeding the 5 thousand he walks on the water towards the disciples as a storm hits them in the middle of the sea and calms the storm as well as doubts . In Exodus 19:9 & 17-20 Jesus sais he comes in a thick cloud to judge and to assist his people , he comes to Mount Sinai to deliver the laws as the trumpets thunder. The Holy spirit leads us to understand that jesus comes in these storms alot of the times for deliverance and much more . We read in 1 Kings 18 & 19 in the story of Elijah how Jesus comes to deliver a strong message and brings sustenance for Israel out of their 3 year drought with a cloud which looks like a hand . Read along and listen with us feel free to share and participate . Blessings https://www.smucd.org/blog https://www.smucd.org/donate


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Sermon Series 51 Turn Towards Jesus

  • Writer: SMUCD
    SMUCD
  • Jul 9, 2022
  • 2 min read

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On this special Sermon about turning and facing Jesus we start off with Matthew 11:12-30 as Jesus finishes off this section of the scripture saying "he has hidden these things from the wise and prudent but has revealed them unto babes " (or children/ the simple) and later on in line 29 "Take my yoke upon you and learn of me " Jesus sais to us over and over again to come to him develope ourselves in him . In Matthew 13 we read the parable of the sower and of what can take away our focus of turning to this the cares of this world and satan himself . We then take a look at 1kings 8:5-53 where Solomon is dedicating the temple right after it being built and sais this if we turn towards Jerusalem if we turn towards the temple we can be forgiven for the things we do wrong . In line 36 solomon sais inspired by god "Teach them the Good way" which are in Jesus footsteps . In Matthew 21 and Isaiah 56 which is referenced Jesus speaks to the money changers about who he is revealing to us in the new testament what he has revealed unto babes and why we must turn to him in all that we do and follow him in every way . Amen . Feel free to follow along , Ask questions , comment and share with friends and family . Blessings https://www.smucd.org/blog https://www.smucd.org/donate


 
 
 

Sermon Series 50 With A Word Of Patience

  • Writer: SMUCD
    SMUCD
  • Jul 4, 2022
  • 1 min read

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In this Sermon we talk alot about our Patience in Jesus. We start off in Romans 4 & Romans 5:1-5 where Paul is describing the teaching of Faith from Jesus that "we glory in tribulations also knowing that tribulations worketh patience and patience experience and experience hope". In Zechariah 4:1-7 we look at another example of Patience where Jesus speaks to us about his spirit & the use of our own hands and doings saying "Not By Might Not by Power but by My Spirit ". We look at Romans 8:5-13 Paul states that they that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh but they that are after the spirit the things that are the spirit . So we follow and wait on his spirit to move in our lives & in us not by our own will . In Revelation 3 :7-13 we read that " I know thy works behold i have set before thee an open door and no man can shut it for thou hast a little strength and has kept my word , na dhast not denied my name. Later on Revelation 3:10 we read Because thou hast kept the word of my Patience I will also keep thee from the hour of Temptation .


 
 
 
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