Madison East Sda Church Sermons

Proverbs 3:9-10

The story of Hagar

It is all too easy to get caught up in the challenges of life. Our stories get tangled, and discouragement and hopelessness sets in. Is there anyone out there who can help?

The story of Cain and Abel is one of the most dramatic narratives we have been exposed to since our childhood. What is the real meaning of this tragic biblical story? Why did God reject Cain's sacrifice?

We often say, "If I had known how that would turn out, I wouldn't have done it that way." Amazingly, although Jesus did know, He went ahead with His sacrifice for us anyway. That shows us the amazing depth of His love for us.

This Sabbath there will be a short introduction to the understanding of depression and it's effect on our world. We will hear special testimonies from members of our church family. Come hear and see what the Lord has done!

My dream to visit Israel finally came true. I had the privilege to see places where David, Elisha, Apostle Paul, and especially Jesus lived.

We are going to look at four common challenges that can be found in almost any relationship as illustrated in the life of David. Relationships take work, but as Children of God, it's worth it!

When Carol and I were volunteers in Borneo, sick dogs and stray dogs were pretty common. When a stray in especially bad condition showed up where we were living, the Lord used the dog to teach me some simple but powerful life lessons.

Apple or Samsung, Nike or Addidas, Hanes or Fruit of the Loom. We choose these brands because we like the product's features or the company's values; and when we become loyal to a brand we begin to represent and support what that brand stands for.

With eternity ahead of them, they were given the keys to a spectacular botanical garden with a splendid zoo. They were given countless possibilities in every area of knowledge and experience. They were given just one insignificant diet restriction.

Psalms 77:13 and Hebrews 9:11-22

1 Corinthians Chapter 13

Ephesians 4:14-15

Matthew 9:10-13

Our brain is wired for novelty. Research has discovered that people who are interested in new experiences are happier and live longer. Contrary to that, an unchallenged brain will lead to boredom and stagnation.

It is a time of gifts, some given and some received. It is a time of family and for many it is a time of fun. For Christians it is a time of remembering the greatest gift ever. This is the gift of the Baby Jesus.

Matthew 28:18-20