Thomasville, GA
Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Title: “Look to the Hills”
Scripture: Psalm 121:1-8
Date: 10-9-16 Sun. AM
Description: Pastor Ken presents two great truths in this psalm by Hezekiah. These are truths we also need to realize when our situation seems dark or bleak.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: The Parables of Jesus #17
Title: “The Growing Seed”
Scripture: Mark 4:26-29
Date: 9-25-16 Sun. PM
Description: Pastor Ken examines the context, explanation, and application of Jesus’ parable about the growing seed.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #20
Title: “Spiritual Warfare”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 10:1-5
Date: 9-18-16 Sun. PM
Description: For a Christian, there is continual battle between the flesh and the spirit. Though we have the Holy Spirit within us, we still live within our flesh.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #19
Title: “Sowing and Reaping”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 9:6-11
Date: 9-18-16 Sun. AM
Description: Following his sermons about grace giving, Pastor Ken talks about the sowing and reaping. Giving is a form of worship for Christians, and is part of our way of life. There are three principles of sowing and reaping that Pastor Ken talks about in this sermon.
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Speakers: Keyton Smith and Ethan Lane
Titles: “Overcoming Discouragement” and “The Source of Our Happiness”
Scripture: James 1:2-5 and Psalm 37:4
Date: 9-11-16 Sun. AM
Description: On Youth Sunday at Trinity, Keyton Smith and Ethan Lane each bring a short sermon.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #18
Title: “The Grace of Giving – Part 2”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 8:10-24
Date: 8-28-16 Sun. AM
Description: Paul wrote to the Corinthian church about giving. One of the major ministries of Paul was taking up a special “relief offering” for the poor Christians in Judea. Unfortunately, the Christians at Corinth were not doing their part in financial relief of the poor. Paul taught them that giving was an act of grace!
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #17
Title: “The Grace of Giving – Part 1”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 8:1-12
Date: 8-21-16 Sun. AM
Description: Paul was talking to the Corinthian church about giving. Biblical giving is not to be legalistic or a duty, but rather, giving is an act that is motivated by grace and appreciation to the Lord. What would church finances look like if every Christian really believed that giving is more blessed than receiving?
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #16
Title: “Spiritual Separation”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 6:14-7:1
Date: 8-14-16 Sun. AM
Description: Paul appeals to the Corinthians to separate themselves to God by practice, just as they were separated by position at salvation. Separation is not isolation, neither is it fellowship with anybody regardless of truth or behavior. Even Christian love must exercise biblical discernment.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #15
Title: “Motives for Ministry – Part 3 – The Commission of Christ”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 5:18-21
Date: 08-07-16 Sun. AM
Description: The Apostle Paul tells us that we have three big motives for ministry. The third motive is the Commission of Christ. We have a ministry of reconciliation, as ambassadors for Christ. The message of the church is not social reform but spiritual regeneration.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Encouragement in Troubling Times #14
Title: “Motives for Ministry – Part 2 – The Love of Christ”
Scripture: 2 Cor. 5:14-17
Date: 7-31-16 Sun. AM
Description: The Apostle Paul tells us that we have three big motives for ministry. The second motive is the Love of Christ. Christ died for us, so that through His death we might live in Him.
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