Here is a list of the sermon series that have happened at Pathway (the newest one is listed at the top). If you want to list to sermons you can do so here
There are so many times in our lives that we either lose sight of or forget what God truly wants us to know about His desires for us. In this sereies we will explore THREE tuths God wants you to know!
Nobody plans for it to happen, but life can get pretty messy. Trouble with our relationships...harmful habits...feeling far from God...we look back and wonder, "How did I end up here?" Starting down that path is easier than you might think, unless you know what to look for.
How can we get Christians to embrace the gospel every day? I believe Isaiah 6:1–8 gives us a paradigm for addressing this need. Isaiah sees God in His holiness, that is, His supreme majesty and infinite moral purity. In the light of God’s holiness, Isaiah is completely undone by an acute awareness of his own sinfulness. This is what we need in our churches today. Because we tend to define sin in terms of the more flagrant sins of society, we don’t see ourselves as practicing sinners.
The Bible states, "Though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, but have not love, it profits me nothing" (1 Corinthians 13:3). Love is one of the foundational principles of the Christian life. In fact, we can say that love is the foundation of Christianity. Without love, nothing else matters.
GENESIS 1:27 AND 31.
So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him;
male and female created he them . . . and behold it was very good.
The question of why man exits has been discussed throughout the ages. Philosophers debate it, poets write of it, musicians herald it, and theologians proclaim it. The true answer to this perplexing question is clearly and simply stated in the pages of Scripture in both the Old and New Testaments. We need only look to the Bible for the answer.
The names of Jesus, found in the famous text of Isaiah 9:6, unveil the true nature and ministry of our Lord. Here is one of the great Old Testament prophecies that shines the light of heaven on the wonderful glory of Jesus Christ.
While we don't all have the same "Vegas" we all have something that lures us. From romance novels and chic-flicks to "adult" websites and late night TV, we desire things that are not ours and pursue position over others, lust is lurking around every corner. And it entices us to slide closer toward temptation but further ...from ... freedom. In this series we focus on moving out of the place and the danger of these sins, towards the freedom offered in Christ Jesus.
So often we see our lives as boring or routine, we seem to have lost sight of the idea that we are part of a much larger story. We are part of a story where God has ushered us into adventure and risk, the Gospel is to compel us to reach out and live a life on the edge. The edge is a place where safty is not the primary concern, where we can look at the horizon and the earth below us and see the beauty as well as the need.
In this series we are going to discuss three popular topics that we are not supposed to discuss at dinner parties...Politics, Money, Sex. Join us as we see what God's word has to say to us about these very important topics.
Piety, or being pious, has a long history in the Christian worldview. In its purest form it is simply a commendable or admirable devotion to God, but in our world today it has to some extent been marked with contradiction and stress. Dictionaries define piety as professing or exhibiting a strict, traditional sense of virtue and morality, but it has also been defined as marked by false devoutness; solemnly hypocritical and rules oriented. Here in lies the contradiction and our study will focus on the need to challeng
