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The Vision of Victory (3 of 40)
by Ernest Easley
Now join me in GOD’S SPECIAL BOOK OF BLESSING! And of course, I’m referring to the book of the Apocalypse, the book of Revelation. Here is a book in the Bible that God promises a special blessing. Revelation 1.3, ‘‘Blessed is he who reads and those who hear the words of this prophecy, and keep those things which are written in it; for the time is near.’’ And it is no wonder there is a special blessing for those who read and hears and keeps the words of its prophecy: for it is all about Jesus! More than a book about the tribulation, and the Anti-Christ and the rapture of the church, it is primarily a book about...
What Is Vision? (1 Of 4)
by Ron Clarkson
It may be tough way to start a series and a message, but I have some good news and some bad news for you. The good news is that if you capture the essence of vision, and do what it takes to make vision operative in your life, then it will make a world of difference in your life and in the lives of those around you. The alternative of having no vision in your life is one is not a pretty picture. Proverbs 29:18 KJV - Where there is no vision, the people perish. Another version says if people can’t see what God is doing, they stumble all over themselves, but when they attend to what he reveals, they are most blessed...
Raising Vision (2 of 6)
by Kerry Shook
We see a church that is driven by God's vision to be bold and innovative to do whatever it takes to reach The Woodlands and surrounding areas for Christ. We see a place where a person with no church background can come and feel comfortable and enjoy the service because the atmosphere will be non-threatening and friendly. The sermons are always practical, biblical and relevant. The music is contemporary and upbeat with a praise team and full band. We see a church that is fun for the entire family, a church where kids want to go - because they have a great time experiencing God's love. We see a church...
Where There Is No Vision
by Nelson Price
JESUS CHRIST had a clear vision of what His mission was. As a result, His life had purpose, meaning, and fulfillment in that He achieved His mission on earth. Much is said in our society about goal setting. Manuals on how to set goals have been best sellers. Books on the value of a vision are broadly circulated. Solomon, in his wisdom and under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit wrote, ‘‘Where there is no vision the people perish.’’ The NKJ translates it, ‘‘Where there is no revelation the people cast off restraint...’’ Meaning, if people don’t know what to do, they don’t do anything or they do their own thing. When...
A Victorious Vision
by Rick White
Helen Keller was asked, ‘‘What would be worse than being born blind?’’ She replied, ‘‘To have sight without vision.’’ Today I am going to speak to you on the subject of A Victorious Vision. There are some things that I want to share that perhaps will be helpful to all of us as we experience life together in this community of faith. (1) This is a very personal kind of message. Robert K. Greenleaf, in his book The Servant as Leader, says, ‘‘Foresight is the ‘lead’ that the leader has. Once he looses this lead and events start to force his hand, he is leader in name only. He is not leading; he is reacting to immediate events and he...
The Keeper of the Vision
by David Cawston
Introduction: Today I want to Share with you a message about vision. Personal Vision. Corporate vision as a Church. A. What is a vision? It is a divine destiny! A Divine purpose! Prov 29:18 18 Where there is no vision, the people perish: (KJV) B. God has a vision or purpose for every man! God has created a plan for every human upon the face of this earth. Jer 29:11 11 For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope. (NKJ) We all need to fit into His divine puzzle. We are created for a purpose! Fulfillment is never really found until...
The Importance of a Vision
by Ken Trivette
1. I doubt that any of us has not heard of Walt Disney. He began his career as a cartoonist for a high school Newspaper. As a young man his first adventure resulted in Bankruptcy. Upon losing everything he moved to Kansas City and there began his second enterprise by drawing cartoon Strips and advertisements in a studio. 2. When his career never got off the ground, he sold his Camera and bought a one-way ticket to California. While on His way to California he began dreaming up a certain mouse Character that he originally named Mortimer. His wife felt it was too dignified and she suggested the name...
The Importance of a Vision
by Rex Yancey
Walt Disney began his career as a cartoonist for a high school newspaper. After a failure in business he was on his way to California when he thought of a mouse character he would call Mortimer. His wife felt that name was too formal and suggested the name Mickey, and the rest is history. Walt Disney had a dream that became a reality. One day two men were walking through one of his parks and one of them said, ''I wonder what Walt Disney would think if he saw all of this today?'' The other one said, ''Believe me, he saw it!'' -Helen Keller said ''Worse than being blind would be, to be able to see, but not have a...
The Power of a Vision (3 of 12)
by Stan Coffey
Tonight I want to invite your attention for our study to Isaiah Chapter 6 and we are going to begin in Verse 1. Tonight I want us to think about the subject, ‘‘The Power of a Vision’’. Isaiah was a prophet who began his ministry in Israel in the year 767 B.C. I was thinking today about the similarity of our time and Isaiah’s time. It was a time when Israel was surrounded by many foes. The great enemy from the North had come and it looked as though there would be no hope for the nation. Isaiah was the kind of prophet who was not only a religious leader but one who was very close to the king. He was a preacher and a prophet and yet he...
Vision (3 of 5)
by Rick White
The poet declared; two prisoners stared through prison bars; one saw mud and one saw stars. Why is it that two people living in the same environment see life so differently? Why are some people able to view life with hope and expectancy while others grow cynical, hopeless, and depressed? Why do some individuals mount up with wings like eagles and others run around with a bunch of turkeys? Several days ago I was driving down Franklin road and I saw sitting by the roadside on e of the largest birds I have ever seen. It was large and ugly - a vulture. It reminded me of some people I know. They are looking for...
A Vision of the Harvest (11 of 12)
by Stan Coffey
This morning I want to invite your attention to the Gospel of Luke Chapter 6 and I want to read the words of Jesus in Verse 38. Would you please stand for the reading of God's word this morning and let's read Luke 6:38 and I want to speak this morning on the subject - "A Vision Of The Harvest". As you give, you give with a vision of the harvest like a farmer sowing seed visualizes the time when the seed will bring forth fruit, that's how we give. Jesus said it like this, "GIVE, AND IT SHALL BE GIVEN UNTO YOU; GOOD MEASURE,PRESSED DOWN, AND SHAKEN TOGETHER, AND RUNNING OVER, SHALL...
The Second Vision
by George H. Morrison
The first thing to arrest us in this text is how a second vision followed on the first. Then-when he had had one glorious vision-the prophet lifted up his eyes again. Zechariah, despondent, sick at heart, had gone out one evening from the ruined city. He had gone out to pray in some secluded glen where in the hollows the myrtle bushes grew. And there, as he wrestled with heaven in the darkness, God flashed a glory of light upon his soul, such light as never was on sea or land. Zechariah had a glorious vision such as might have contented any man. He saw squadrons of angelic horses; he heard the voice of the...
A Christian Vision of Work (13 of 13)
by Drew Hunter
First, more than any other part of the Bible, these letters look to the horizon of Jesus' future return. They tell us that our hope is not a utopia that we can create; it is the new creation that Jesus will bring. So, these letters focus on Jesus' return. Second, more than any other part of the Bible, these letters focus on the importance of work. One of the repeated concerns is on Christians working an contributing to the common good. These two themes stick together like magnets in these letters. But in our own experience, we've flipped one of the magnets and they repel each other. We don't always hold these two together...
A Vision of Jesus (4 of 12)
by Stan Coffey
Tonight if you have your Bible I want us to study Revelation Chapter 1 beginning in Verse 9. We are thinking about the theme of "The Heavenly Vision -Seeing the Invisible". Sunday night we looked at the prophet Isaiah who had a vision of God. "IN THE YEAR KING UZZIAH DIED I SAW ALSO THE LORD HIGH AND LIFTED UP." We need a vision of God, God upon His throne, God in control and tonight we're going to see John, who had a vision of Jesus. I believe the one thing that most Christians need today is a vision of Jesus as God the Holy Spirit gave it to John. I believe the problem in most...
Vision Sunday (4 of 4)
by Scott Maze
This past month we've been identifying and highlighting in red ink the core values that have guided our church's past as well as our future; think of them as vitamins for a healthy church. Throughout the series, we've been building momentum toward today - Vision Sunday. Today, we will focus on a vital core value for our church and her future. Evangelism Matters. A church must embrace God's Great Commission. Today's Scripture ''And Jesus came and said to them, 'All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and...
Vision
by Duane Bemis
During prayer one night, I heard a cry. The cry came from a deep, secret place; I knew I was to find a quiet place to seek God's face over this tiny cry. I left the church, and went into the parking lot to the shelter of my car. I needed a place of solitary where I would not be disrupted. Once I shut the car door, the cry became so real. What you are about to read is what I heard, and I know it to be divine heavenly truth. I was a public school teacher. One of my students and I had a talk after school because her sister was going to have an abortion the next day. My student did not want her sister to go through with this act of violence...
Vision and Duty
by George H. Morrison
This was the great hour in Samuel's life. It was both his conversion and his call. We can imagine the intense excitement it must have stirred within that boyish heart. Hitherto Samuel had been a child. His farthest horizon had been his mother's home. He had been happy, as any child would be, doing his little tasks within the sanctuary. Now God had spoken to him, and called him by his name, and come into living personal contact with him, and the world of childhood had vanished like a dream. Old things had passed away; all things had become new. He had heard the voice that alters everything so that life never can be the...
A Blind Faith with 20/20 Vision
by Terry J. Hallock
If you have ever observed a blind person working with their guide dog you have observed the truth about blind faith that 2nd Corinthians 5:7 is trying to teach. You have seen what it means to live by faith and not by sight. The blind person must totally trust in the ability of their canine companion. They cannot see the dangers that lie in front of them so they must trust that their helper can. They do not know when to make turns in their travel in order to arrive at the right destination so they must surrender to the training of their guide. They could easily sit down and give in to their disability with the rationalization that because...
