Sermons – Temple Baptist Church of Rogers, AR

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Invitation to the Kingdom of God
As Jesus is still on His way to Jerusalem, we see Him at a dinner party in the home of one of the leaders of the Pharisees. We dont know exactly why He is here, or how He got an invitation, but the t
Admittance to the Kingdom of God
As Jesus continued on His way toward Jerusalem to be crucified, He made His way into some small towns and villages. In one of those villages, someone asked Him a striking question. They asked, Lord,
Announcing the Kingdom of God
The Lord established His church during His ministry here on earth to bring glory to Him by making disciples from those who have not yet trusted in Him as Savior. The first step in the process of makin
Answering the Question of Christ in Your Life
We are returning to our study in the Gospel of Luke today. Last time we looked at Luke, we were considering the teachings of Christ about how to live from Luke 12:35-48. In todays message, we are goi
No Other King – Easter Sunday
We will begin our study today when Jesus gathered His disciples together in the upper room of a home in Jerusalem to celebrate the Passover Seder meal. This was the time when Jesus instituted the Lord
No Other King – Palm Sunday
In John 12, we see Jesus as the King God intended Him to benot like other kings who came and conquered by military might, but as the Ruler of a Kingdom that is not of this world. He was like no other
Learning to Lead with Integrity
In the second half of Psalm 101, David lays out the kind of leader that he aspires to becomea leader with integrity. Just like last week, we see in these verses, five issues of integrity that are imp
Learning to Live with Integrity
After a psalm of praise (Psalm 100), we now have a psalm of practice (Psalm 101). Knowing and understanding Gods call on his life to be the king of Gods chosen people, David resolves to become a kin
The Avenue to Abundant Life
Last week, we started a short series studying through Isaiah 55. In this chapter, God is reminding His exiled people of who He is and what He promised to do for them. In those first six verses of Isai
The Invitation to Abundant Life
Paul David Tripp said: The book of Isaiah is really about people who have forgotten. Because of their forgetting, they are sent into exile, and [then] are restored again. This passage is written to