Sermons from Aberdeen Christian Fellowship
Gaining Christ often means sacrificing something we value. Vijay continues the authentic discipleship series.
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Derek continues the authentic discipleship series
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Vijay starts a new series looking at what it means to be a true disciple of Jesus Christ
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Florence speaks on Pilate's indecision in the period leading up to Jesus' crucifixion
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Dave follows the 'Minor Prophets' series looking at the interval after the book of Malachi
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Vijay concludes the Minor Prophets series with a sermon on Malachi.
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Malcolm delivers the second-from-last message in the Minor Prophets series as he speaks on Zechariah.
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As we approach the end of the 'Minor Prophets' series Vijay focuses on Haggai
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Dave continues the minor prophets series. Today he teaches about Zephaniah.
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Cheri continues the minor prophets series with a sermon on Nahum
info_outlineVijay starts a short series that traces the storyline of the Bible as God's commitment to bless creation. In this first sermon he looks at the story beginning from creation to the account at Babel. When God creates humans, he blesses them with the capacity to flourish, enjoy God's creation and enjoy healthy relationship with others. This capacity for blessedness is ultimately rooted in a right relationship with God. But not only are humans to enjoy such blessing, they are also to be instruments of it as they enrich others. The story from the Fall to the Tower of Babel is that humans fail to both enjoy such blessing and to pass it on to others. What will God do ensure that his intention will indeed come to pass? That will be the subject of the next sermon.