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November 3, 2023
Title: The Future Looks Good
Topic: Special Sermon
Discussed by Pastor Philip De Courcy
with Know the Truth (www.ktt.org/)
Day 5
Guest Pastor Philip De Courcy begins the sermon with this powerful reminder/statement: “The only thing we contributed to our salvation was the sin that made it necessary.”
Pastor Philip De Courcy is the Senior Pastor at
Kindred Community Church in
Anaheim, California. Born in Northern Ireland, Pastor De Courcy has spent his
life seeking to encourage, equip, and engage believers around the world through
his ministry Know the Truth.
Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Find Pastor Philip De Courcy’s sermon
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
TRIALS ARE PASSING:
Will our suffering sometimes last a long time? Pastor De Courcy reminds us of the terrible and unthinkable things many Christians face on a daily basis around the world, asking us: “Can you hang in there for just a little while? Can you suffer a little while? Can you stand for Jesus a little while?”
Scripture References: Romans 8:18; 2 Corinthians 4:17
TRIALS ARE PROFITABLE:
How on earth can our trials and suffering be beneficial and profitable???
Can our faith be refined through troubled times?
Can our faith during difficult circumstances be a witness to others around us?
TRIALS ARE PURIFYING:
Are you living for the glory of God?
At the end of your life, what will be said by others of your faith?
What will Jesus say to you at the pearly gates?
Scripture Reference: 1 John 1:1-3
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and
Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor
from CFBC will call you back.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist
Church, click
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November 2, 2023
Title: The Future Looks Good
Topic: Special Sermon
Discussed by Pastor Philip De Courcy
with Know the Truth (www.ktt.org/)
Day 4
Guest Pastor Philip De Courcy begins the sermon with this powerful reminder/statement: “The only thing we contributed to our salvation was the sin that made it necessary.”
Pastor Philip De Courcy is the Senior Pastor at
Kindred Community Church in
Anaheim, California. Born in Northern Ireland, Pastor De Courcy has spent his
life seeking to encourage, equip, and engage believers around the world through
his ministry Know the Truth.
Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Find Pastor Philip De Courcy’s sermon
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
THE GUARANTEE OF HOPE:
What is the one thing that cannot be taken away from you? Yesterday, Pastor Philip De Courcy discussed the security Christians have in our inheritance of eternity. Today, he begins the segment with a story from the book, “God’s Story”, by Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of Evangelist Billy Graham.
Scripture Reference: Ephesians 1:12-14
THE GLADNESS OF HOPE:
How can we have true joy in the hope of our salvation? Pastor De Courcy tells of his father-in-law’s salvation.
How can we have true joy in horrific circumstances?
How can we have true joy thinking about a bleak and dismal future?
TRIALS ARE PASSING:
Will our suffering sometimes last a long time? Pastor De Courcy reminds us of the terrible and unthinkable things many Christians face on a daily basis around the world, asking us: “Can you hang in there for just a little while? Can you suffer a little while? Can you stand for Jesus a little while?”
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and
Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor
from CFBC will call you back.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist
Church, click
here.
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November 1, 2023
Title: The Future Looks Good
Topic: Special Sermon
Discussed by Pastor Philip De Courcy
with Know the Truth (www.ktt.org/)
Day 3
Guest Pastor Philip De Courcy begins the sermon with this powerful reminder/statement: “The only thing we contributed to our salvation was the sin that made it necessary.”
Pastor Philip De Courcy is the Senior Pastor at
Kindred Community Church in
Anaheim, California. Born in Northern Ireland, Pastor De Courcy has spent his
life seeking to encourage, equip, and engage believers around the world through
his ministry Know the Truth.
Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Find Pastor Philip De Courcy’s sermon
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
THE GUARANTEE OF HOPE:
Is a Christian’s future guaranteed? Yesterday, Pastor De Philip Courcy began to preach on this, saying: “The living hope is through the Lord Jesus Christ raised and returning.”
Today, Pastor De Courcy digs deeper into the word “inheritance” from Peter’s letter to the people.
What does inheritance mean?
Has a part of our inheritance been reserved for us on earth?
Will our inheritance ever fade away? Can it be defiled? Can it be stolen from us? Will is disappoint us?
Do we have security in our inheritance?
How is our inheritance better than salvation? Listen to hear Pastor Philip De Courcy’s great explanation as he reminds us that a hope in Jesus will never, ever disappoint or betray us.
Scripture References: Numbers 26:54; Joshua 11:23; 2 Peter 3:10-13; Philippians 4:7
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and
Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor
from CFBC will call you back.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist
Church, click
here.
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October 31, 2023
Title: The Future Looks Good
Topic: Special Sermon
Discussed by Pastor Philip De Courcy
with Know the Truth (www.ktt.org/)
Day 2
Guest Pastor Philip De Courcy begins the sermon with this powerful reminder/statement: “The only thing we contributed to our salvation was the sin that made it necessary.”
Pastor Philip De Courcy is the Senior Pastor at
Kindred Community Church in
Anaheim, California. Born in Northern Ireland, Pastor De Courcy has spent his
life seeking to encourage, equip, and engage believers around the world through
his ministry Know the Truth.
Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Find Pastor Philip De Courcy’s sermon
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
THE GRIND OF HOPE:
What are you placing your hope in?
What is your expectation of hope?
How does Peter describe our hope?
How does salvation in Jesus Christ give us hope?
Can faith really give us hope?
What does it mean to have a “living hope”? Pastor De Courcy explains, saying: “A Christian hope that looks forward is the result of a Christian faith looks back.”
Is there anything better than hope in Jesus?
How does the book, “Moby Dick” show us faith? Was the author a Christian? What did the empty coffin represent?
Pastor De Courcy also begins to preach on our guarantee of hope and will complete his thoughts on Wednesday.
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and
Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor
from CFBC will call you back.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist
Church, click
here.
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October 30, 2023
Title: The Future Looks Good
Topic: Special Sermon
Discussed by Pastor Philip De Courcy
with Know the Truth (www.ktt.org/)
Day 1
Guest Pastor Philip De Courcy begins the sermon with this powerful reminder/statement: “The only thing we contributed to our salvation was the sin that made it necessary.”
Pastor Philip De Courcy is the Senior Pastor at
Kindred Community Church in
Anaheim, California. Born in Northern Ireland, Pastor De Courcy has spent his
life seeking to encourage, equip, and engage believers around the world through
his ministry Know the Truth.
Scripture Passage: 1 Peter 1:3-9
Find Pastor Philip De Courcy’s sermon
here.
QUESTIONS / ISSUES DISCUSSED:
“Christianity has cornered the market on hope.” – Pastor Philip De Courcy
What is hope? How does hope help us carry on? What happens to our faith when we feel hopeless?
Pastor De Courcy reads from the Scripture passage, saying that the “future looks good” from the vantage point of Peter. He also shares about hope, quoting Winston Churchill, an Ireland Prime Minister, and New Testament scholar D.A. Carson.
Scripture References: Proverbs 4:18; Proverbs 13:12; Hebrews 7:16
Who was Peter writing to? What were the people experiencing at the time? Was Christianity accepted or rejected?
If you have never accepted Jesus Christ as your personal Lord and
Savior, text the word JESUS to 77069 and a pastor or counselor
from CFBC will call you back.
For more details about Champion Forest Baptist
Church, click
here.
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