Sermon Ideas
About Sermon Ideas
Zeteosearch.org offers sermon ideas because, week by week, preachers must say something intelligent on an intimidating list of topics raised by biblical texts. To do so they need to become minor experts on a good number of them. Sermon Ideas help you prepare for whatever you’re doing – preparing a sermon, planning worship, teaching a class, or just studying to deepen your faith – and find inspiration that spans across a vast range of Christian church traditions.
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Reconciliation
The Belhar Confession speaks as a confession and a prophetic challenge when it says, "God has entrusted the church with the message of reconciliation in and through Jesus Christ . . . God's life-giving Word and Spirit has conquered the powers of sin and death, and therefore also of irreconciliation...
Redemption
In classic Christian theology, redemption is broadly the same thing as salvation. Thus theologians speak of "the history of redemption," or of the creation/fall/redemption sequence. Redemption is restoration of a fallen creation, including human beings, to health, harmony, and righteousness. It is the establishment of shalom (Old Testament) or the...
Regeneration
Interpretable in a narrower or broader sense, regeneration is either 1) the one-time act of God in which a sinful human being is reborn "from above," or else it's 2) the gradual, lifelong renewal of heart and behavior, also described as sanctification or vivification or repentance or conversion or rising...
Religion
Religion refers to a set of organized beliefs and practices around the basic meaning of life and existence. Christianity is one its many expressions. Some have tried to separate Christianity from religion, claiming it is a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ. While Christianity embraces this personal aspect of...
Repentance
God's assignment for sinners, repentance is deep remorse over transgressions and shortcomings and significant turning away from them. Repentance has psychological, emotional, and active components. It means recognizing sin, feeling sorry for it, and turning away from it. It usually starts with a guilty conscience, stirred by the Holy Spirit,...
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