Good News Church of Ocala

This sermon argues for belief in the miracles of Jesus, and points out that they were non-selfish and mostly restorative, making Jesus quite a bit different than our superheroes, and even different from any sinner who gets a hold of power.

Part 2 of "Praying Like Jesus" Matthew 6:5-13. In this sermon, we look at one of the most well-known occasions where Jesus taught on prayer.

Part 1 of "Praying Like Jesus" Mark 1:35 and other verses. In this sermon, we look to the pattern of Jesus' prayer life as we make decisions about our own.

Part 17 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 28:30-31. This sermon covers Paul's final years and his death. It also points out two lessons from Paul's life: that God's love is for all people and yet, there is a judgment coming if we do not turn to Him.

Life of Paul Series Part 16: "Ministry in Italy" Acts 28:11-28. Paul FINALLY arrives in Rome after 4 months of what "should have been" a 5 week journey. God has many ways to get us where He wants us to be, but He only has one way to save us!

Part 15 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 28:1-10. This sermon covers the time that Paul washed up on the island of Malta. It also tells us what to do with the doubts that stem from noticing that sometimes non-Christians are nicer than Christians.

Part 14 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 27:1-44. This sermon covers one of the most exciting accounts in the New Testament. It also is a sermon of comfort - that God is faithful to his promises even in the midst of storms.

Part 13 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 25:1-12. This sermon covers the third set of legal proceedings regarding Paul, this time before King Agrippa. It also includes an appeal to not listen to the message of God and then walk out unchanged.

Part 12 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 25:1-12. This sermon covers a second set of legal proceedings regarding Paul, this time presided by Governor Festus. This sermon also includes some advice about how to know and accomplish God's will for your life.

This sermon on Acts 24 begins with Paul defending himself of the false accusations against him. It ends with a tragic example of procrastination which ultimately leads to the rejection of the gospel.