Category Archive: Sermon Thoughts - Page 26

Louie Giglio at Desiring God
Posted January 27th, 2013 by Mike Hubbard

Used a clip from this sermon by Louie Giglio from the Desiring God National Conference in 2011 in the service this morning, and wanted to post the entire sermon on the blog here.  If you have time, listen, or you can visit this link to see it on Desiring God’s website. http://www.desiringgod.org/resource-library/conference-messages/the-global-god-who-gives-the-great-commission https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzBwyV93t0E

1 Story, 1 Hero, 1 Mission – Resources for Series
Posted January 9th, 2013 by Mike Hubbard

This new series on the Old Testament can give our people a great opportunity to discover the big story of the Old Testament while you learn to read the Bible for yourself and find the True Hero.  It can also be an amazing time to teach the great stories in the Bible to your kids […]

Three Dangers of Being Crazy Busy – Kevin DeYoung
Posted December 23rd, 2012 by Mike Hubbard

Referenced these articles from the Gospel Coalition Blog this morning during the sermon, thought I’d link to them so you can read the entire articles. Three Dangers of Being Crazy Busy 1 Three Dangers of Being Crazy Busy 2 Three Dangers of Being Crazy Busy 3  

Sharing faith in Jesus – Some books to read with friends who are searching
Posted October 3rd, 2012 by Mike Hubbard

In the final sermon of the Go Fish series this past Sunday I shared the idea that a simple way to share faith with someone is to buy that person a book and read it with them, then meet here and there to discuss the content.  I mentioned one book, but also said I would […]

God’s Story and Your Story – Good Blog from Resurgence
Posted October 2nd, 2012 by Mike Hubbard

Since we as a church have been encouraging our people to work on their faith story in order to prepare for opportunities to share the Gospel with friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc.  This blog post from the Resurgence website has some really good thoughts and pointers as we work on forming and telling our faith story.  […]