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Author name: Daniel Peede

2026, Faith Series, Sermon, Sunday Evening

Faith Series: Receiving Reproof and Admonition by Faith

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In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of receiving reproof and admonition as an integral part of living by faith, drawing from 2 Timothy 3:13-17. The preacher highlights that just as believers trust in God’s promises, they must also accept correction and guidance from Scripture and through the Holy Spirit, often delivered via loved ones or fellow Christians. This message underscores the necessity of humility and love in both giving and receiving reproof to grow spiritually and edify the body of Christ.

2026, Sunday Morning

Easter Cantata 2026

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This Easter Cantata, performed by the CFC Choir, focuses on the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, drawing from key moments in the Gospel narrative. The choir, through song and scripture, emphasizes the significance of the cross, the empty tomb, and the appearances of the risen Christ to His disciples. The singing conveys a message of redemption, faith, and the transformative power of Christ’s sacrifice and victory over death.

2026, Sermon, Sunday Evening

The Law of Christ

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of the “Law of Christ,” emphasizing that faith operates through love and fulfills Christ’s commandments, as highlighted in Galatians 6:1-3. The preacher contrasts the Old Testament law, which revealed sin, with the New Testament grace under Christ, urging believers to bear one another’s burdens and serve in love. This message calls for a life of purity, obedience, and mutual support within the Christian community as a response to God’s love and grace.

2026, Sermon, Sunday Morning

Seeking God’s Will or Opposing It?

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In this Palm Sunday sermon, the preacher explores the theme of seeking God’s will versus opposing it, focusing on Jesus’ journey to the cross as depicted in Mark 8:31 and other scriptures. The preacher emphasizes Jesus’ unwavering commitment to the Father’s plan despite temptations and misunderstandings from disciples like Peter, urging believers to deny themselves and follow Christ. The message culminates in a call to prioritize eternal values over temporal desires, reflected in the observance of the Lord’s Supper.

2026, Faith Series, Sermon, Sunday Evening

Faith Series: A Faith That Works

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of a living faith as described in James 2, emphasizing that true faith must manifest in good works. The preacher illustrates that faith without works is dead, using biblical examples like Abraham and Rahab to show how genuine faith results in action. The message urges believers to demonstrate their faith through love, charity, and service to others, reflecting a life rooted in Christ.

2026, Faith Series, Sermon, Sunday Morning

Faith Series: Childlike Faith

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In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of childlike faith, drawing from Matthew 18 and Mark 10 to illustrate how Jesus used children as examples of humility and trust in God. The preacher urges the congregation to approach God’s Word with a tender, receptive heart, free from pride or overcomplication, and to trust and obey God as a child would a parent. This message is part of a broader series on faith, highlighting that true faith operates through love and humility.

2026, Faith Series, Sermon, Sunday Evening

Faith Series: Faith That Operates by Love

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of faith that operates through love, emphasizing that true faith in Christ liberates believers from the bondage of the law and works of the flesh. Drawing from Galatians 5:1 and other scriptures, the preacher illustrates how God’s love motivates and energizes faith, casting out fear and enabling a life of righteousness as a gift from God. The message urges the congregation to live by faith motivated by love, not fear, and to trust in God’s grace for strength and salvation.

2026, Faith Series, Sermon, Sunday Morning

Faith Series: Resting on God

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of faith as described in Hebrews 11, emphasizing that true faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. The preacher illustrates faith as a personal trust in God, using biblical examples like Abel, Enoch, and Noah to show how faith manifests in actions and obedience. The message urges the congregation to rest fully on God’s promises, applying faith practically in daily challenges.

2026, Sermon, Sunday Evening, Testing

God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Conclusion

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the various trials and testings that God brings into the lives of believers, emphasizing Romans 8:28 as a foundational truth that all things work together for good for those who love God. The preacher discusses challenges such as loss, disappointment, liberty, financial struggles, sickness, and life transitions, illustrating how these are used by God to shape and purify faith, drawing examples from biblical figures like Job, David, and Noah. The message encourages reliance on God, resistance to the devil through His word, and maintaining a childlike faith and trust in God’s ultimate purpose.

2026, Sermon, Sunday Morning, Testing

God’s Purpose in a Variety of Testings: Weakness

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the theme of weakness as a test from God, using the life of Apostle Paul as a central example to illustrate how God’s strength is made perfect in human frailty. Drawing from Ephesians 2:1 and other scriptures, the preacher emphasizes that true spiritual energy and strength come from faith in Christ, not personal ability, encouraging believers to embrace their weaknesses as opportunities for God’s power to manifest. The message urges the congregation to avoid bitterness in trials and to rely on God’s grace for transformation and purpose.

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