August 31, 2009 – 9:56 am
Although this sermon was pointedly focused on those of us who are part of Flatland Church the basic message is still valid for all Christians. Unfortunately, I pretty much lost all my notes that I took Sunday. Fortunately, you can listen to the podcast at flatlandchurch.com Pastor Jeff taught us from Isaiah 54:2-3 [show]Isaiah 54:2-3 [2]"Enlarge [...]
August 17, 2009 – 9:47 am
Well, I managed to recover a part of the post that I lost from a couple weeks ago. I am going to include it along with this weeks sermon since they go together well. We at Flatland have been looking at our logo and discovering how it is a picture of Flatland, a promise to [...]
The mustard seed is very small. Yet it can grow twice as tall as a man. Jesus said that the kingdom of God is like that mustard seed. Great things can develop from very small actions. We should always be on the watch for those times when we can do the little things, doing it [...]
What kind of legacy are we building right now? That was the challenge we were presented Sunday. Will our spiritual legacy be one that is forgetable or will it be one that will last generations? We have been looking at diving into ministry. So we end with platform diving. And here are my sermon notes:
We went to Flatland with my mother and sister Sunday. It was fun talking about the sermon during lunch. Although my mother has heard Pastor Bart preach, my sister hadn’t. To say the least, the sermon elicited some interesting discussion. Yes, that is Pastor Bart standing on the high dive that was on the platform [...]
Well, I missed a couple Sundays for this series. Good stuff that I have missed. Fortunately, Pastor Jeff did a good job at summarizing what I missed. To sum up so far, this series is all about getting involved in some sort of ministry for Christ. It is a call to us to stop sitting [...]
We are starting a new series at Flatland called Dive In. We will be reading through the book of Luke, following Jesus as he teaches his followers to be more than just a follower, to become a disciple, then on to carrying out His ministry to others. It is a call to all of us. [...]
