Sermons by Rodney J. Mills (Page 3)
The Gift Of Hope
Christ-centered hope is a Holy Spirit empowered, confident expectation of God’s goodness in our future.
Priorities-Building A Kingdom-First Disciple-Making Home
For the Kingdom-First Disciple-Making Home, family priorities are shaped by God’s Kingdom agenda.
God’s Blueprint For Peace in the Home
When each member of the family embraces the Christ-like character qualities of submission, honor, and serving, conflict is minimized and peace abounds.
Purpose: Spiritual Leadership & Influence
our passionate pursuit of Christ and his ways that will ultimately give us success in discovering the home we were meant to build.
Let The Church Rise!
Ours is a rescue mission of epic proportions as we storm the gates of the enemies of darkness, proclaiming release to the captives and to set free the oppressed.
Only a Tiny Minute, But Eternity is in it.
Your Christ-life should be lived with a sense of urgency and intentionality, from your overall life purpose down to the smallest detail as you make the most of every opportunity.
Unity & Diversity: Multiple Gifts- One Body
God has given all of us special gifts for the work of the ministry and the building up of the body — to be His mission-driven church, partnering with Him in His Kingdom Plan.
Walking by Faith in the Faithfulness of God.
Together as God’s church, we walk our path of life by faith — action oriented obedience — as we experience more and more faithfulness of God.
The Church’s big Role in God’s Big Plan
At the center of Gods big plan is his great love for the world, most fully expressed in Jesus, extended to all people, filling the church to fill the earth.
Our Personal Big discovery of identity and purpose
God is shaping our lives into a masterpiece for the good works He has planned for us in His cosmic reorienting of all things.
PREDESTINATION: A BRIEF REVIEW
A brief review of three viewpoints on predestination and a grace oriented response to deal with differences.
GOD’S BIG PURPOSE AND PLAN
“It’s in Christ that we find out who we are and what we are living for.”