sermon illustrations
sermon illustration
How Biblical Shalom Resembles a Beautiful Fabric
In a sermon entitled The Beauty of Biblical Justice, pastor Timothy Keller defines the biblical concept of shalom as universal flourishing, wholeness, ...
Please log in to rate and review this sermon illustration. Or subscribe now for full access.
related sermon illustrationss
N. T. Wright Reflects on Our Longing for Justice
In his book, Simply Christian, N. T. Wright begins his chapter entitled "Putting the World to Rights" with the following personal story:
I had a dream the other night, a powerful and ...[ read more ]
"Amazing Grace": God Made Man Equal
The film Amazing Grace chronicles the efforts of William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffedd) to end the British Transatlantic slave trade in the 19th century. In this scene, Wilberforce attempts ...
[ read more ]related videos
Christmas Advent Star | Church Motion Graphics | Preaching Today Media
| Watch as a shining star glows brightly over a twinkling starry sky. This motion is perfect for Advent and Christmas Eve. Another beautifully crafted seamless motion loop by Church Motion Graphics.
Advent: The Love Candle | Steelehouse Media Group | Preaching Today Media
| In humility, The Love Candle acknowledges that we have received atonement for our sins because He first loved us.more videos ...
rating & reviews
Average User Rating:
Hector Falcon
Great! He is addressing the need for Christians to address the social issues that surround us. I was beginning to think the Calvinistic resurgence that the media is reporting on was strictly a pietistic, self-centered message telling the believer "how to be a better you." Calvin's theology affected both the individual and the culture the individual lives in. We need a Gospel with a holistic biblical worldview that addresses all areas of life. A Gospel that is based on love for God and love for our neighbors. Too often Reformed believers focus on being holy while their neighbors are getting killed by our secular anti-Christ culture. America is in moral free fall because the church bought into a dualistic form of Christianity that is Gnostic in nature. Its focus has been only on the spiritual things and not the things "in the world." Jesus taught we are not to be worldly but that we were to be within the world helping to redeem it. Our motivation is based on love for our neighbor.