Kingdoms
4 sermons in this series
Governing Authorities
What does it mean to submit to governing authorities in an unjust world? Through a break down of Romans 13, Pastor Troy challenges us to examine our response to government through the lens of Christ's perfect example. Drawing from the persecution faced by early Christians under brutal Roman rule, he reveals that God remains sovereign over all authorities - both good and corrupt - and calls believers to radical submission that defies worldly wisdom.
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Idols in the House
Have you ever wondered what happens when God's house becomes a marketplace for competing loyalties? In Ezekiel's sobering vision of the temple, Pastor Josh reveals how mixing worship with cultural idols drove God from His sanctuary. Through four shocking scenes - from pagan statues at the gate to priests turning their backs on God - we see the devastating impact of compromised faith. This timely message challenges us to examine where we've allowed cultural values to infiltrate our worship, calling us back to authentic, undivided devotion to God.
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Unequal Yokes
Christ has established boundaries for how Christians are to interact with the world. It is important to understand these boundaries especially concerning our involvement in culture and politics. Who can we do ministry and worship alongside and who can we not?
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National Idolatry
As Christians we must maintain an eternal, gospel-centered perspective in their engagement with politics and culture, praying for leaders and speaking the truth in love, without compromising their allegiance to Christ's kingdom.
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