Germantown church of Christ Sermons: Recent Episodes
Germantown church of Christ
A podcast devoted to publishing the sermons preached at the Germantown church of Christ in Germantown, TN.
Prayer suggestions:
- Pray for those who are suffering from sickness of any kind.
- Pray for those who are suffering from any illness, weakness or challenging difficulty.
- Pray for those who are overly worried about the challenges we face.
- Pray for those medical professionals who are seeking to find a solution to the problem.
- Pray for the families of those who are suffering the loss of family members or friends.
- Pray for the spiritual well-being of those who need to find Jesus as Lord.
Join us as we examine the book of James during the first of our sermons broadcasted during the pandemic shutdown.
Prayer suggestions:
- Pray for those who are suffering from sickness of any kind.
- Pray for those who are suffering from flu or flu-like symptoms.
- Pray for those who are overly worried about the challenges we face.
- Pray for those medical professionals who are seeking to find a solution to the problem.
- Pray for the families of those who have lost their lives – not just through associated sickness of the flu.
- Pray for the spiritual well-being of those who need to find Jesus as Lord.
There is ‘refreshment’ evident in forgiveness. This comes from the knowledge that we can be freed from our sins – as well as the guilt of our sins. Frequently, there are the consequences brought on by our shortfalls. How to negotiate those ‘land-mines’ is important to the believer.
Prayer suggestions:
- Pray for those outside of Christ.
- Pray for those who are in Christ.
- Pray for those who do not know God.
- Pray for those who want to know God more deeply – passionately.
- Pray for this congregation as we serve, worship, and learn together.
Prayer suggestions:
- Pray for the underdog—the person who seems to be fighting an uphill battle.
- Pray for the flock here at Germantown. May we always listen to the words of our good Shepherd.
- Pray for the wisdom to see who we have invited into our lives. Are these good influences in our lives, or not?
Prayer suggestions:
- Pray for someone who is in a different ‘age category’ than you. Generations share common challenges. Would you pray for them by name?
- Pray for world leaders (1 Tim. 2:1-4) so that we might lead lives of peace.
- Pray for the church at Germantown that we might be always looking for ways to share the good news of Jesus Christ. (Re-read Luke 24:44-47. It seems interesting to me that Luke, a Gentile, would be writing about the gospel being taken to ‘all nations,’ which would mean more than just the Jews.
- Pray for strength to keep our motives pure and our actions consistent with our motives.
Prayer suggestions:
- Those on your personal prayer list who are ill, struggling and/or recovering.
- Those with whom you have reached out to “pursue Christ with.”
- Those who are struggling with huge decisions in life – both individually and with others.
- Those who are contemplating future events and needing God’s blessings.
Prayer suggestions:
Prayer is – without doubt – a stabilizing factor in the life of a Christian. We bow to the Father, in the name of the Son, and the power of the Holy Spirit. We ask according to His will – with the confidence that we are receiving an answer. The answer we receive may not satisfy us at the time, but the knowledge that an all-wise Father is answering our prayers gives us reassurance.
Prayer suggestions:
Our prayers are offered from the sincerity of our heart and the confidence of our faith. Our lives impact the receptivity on the part of the Father. As we live and think of all the matters for which we pray, we keep a constant sense of the sovereignty of God… the sheer magnitude of His awareness of our situation… and the understood wisdom that He has in giving the answer He gives. We bow in prayer.
Prayer suggestions:
Pray that as we journey through 2020, God will be the focus of our life and devotion. Since He is faithful, our prayer is that we may be faithful – individually and collectively. Pray for those who do not know Jesus Christ that they may come to see Him better through us. Pray that God will help us grow spiritually this year – one day at a time.