Thomasville, GA
Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Title: The One-Verse Gospel
Scripture: John 3:16
Date: 05/02/21 Sun. AM
Description: John 3:16 is called the One-Verse Gospel. Pastor Ken explains why.
Outline:
I. The Extent (16a).
II. The Expression (16b).
III. The Eternality (16c).
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: 1 Peter: Persevering Thru Persecution
Title: Living with Difficult People
Scripture: 1 Peter 2:18-25
Date: 01/17/21 Sun. AM
Description: Peter tells us our response to unjust suffering by those hostile to the gospel.
Outline:
I. The Principle (2:18-21a).
II. The Example (2:21b-25).
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Why We Don’t Lose Heart
Title: Treasure in Earthen Vessels
Scripture: 2 Corinthians 4:12-17
Date: 09/06/2020 Sun. AM
Description: Pastor Ken describes four valuable lessons from the vessel that contains the gospel.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Title: Impact Christianity
Scripture: Matthew 5:13-16
Date: 03/22/2020 Sun. AM
Description: Jesus teaches that we are to act as salt and light as we impact this world with truth and the gospel.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #18
Title: “Secure in the Love of Christ”
Scripture: Romans 8:31-39
Date: 08-12-18 Sun. AM
Description: The emphasis in this of this message is on the security of the believer. We do not need to fear the past, present, or future because we are secure in the love of Christ. Paul presents five arguments to prove that there could be no separation between the believer and the Lord.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #17
Title: “Preach Jesus”
Scripture: Acts 8:26-40
Date: 08-05-18 Sun. AM
Description: Continuing to look at great gospel messages in the New Testament, Pastor Ken is in the book of Acts looking at sermons by Peter, Philip, and Paul. In this text, Philip preaches Christ in the Gaza Desert. Things that we can learn from Philip’s preaching are that we must preach the death and exaltation of Jesus for our sins and the importance of repentance, faith, and believer’s baptism.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #16
Title: “The Second Gospel Sermon”
Scripture: Acts 3:12-18
Date: 07-29-18 Sun. AM
Description: Continuing to look at great gospel messages in the New Testament, Pastor Ken is in the book of Acts looking at sermons by Peter, Philip, and Paul. In this text, Peter preaches Christ and presents four Messianic names of our Lord, and addresses the people’s rejection of Him as Messiah.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #14
Title: “Blessed Assurance”
Scripture: John 14:1-6
Date: 07-15-18 Sun. AM
Description: The disciples received some troubling news – Jesus was going away, and they could not follow. They were about to suffer a loss. Jesus makes four encouraging statements to encourage his disciples then and now, in light of discouragement and the perils of the last days.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #11
Title: “Salvation Simplified”
Scripture: John 3:14-18
Date: 06-03-18 Sun. AM
Description: Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews came to Jesus by night, seemly searching for the Messiah. Jesus told him that one has to be born again to go to heaven. Jesus simplifies salvation in these four verses and gives the basis for the new birth.
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Speaker: Pastor Ken Burgess
Series: Great Gospel Invitations #10
Title: “You Must Be Born Again”
Scripture: John 3:1-13
Date: 05-27-18 Sun. AM
Description: This text is probably the most famous and most important “interview” in history because in it we discover the core of salvation, the new birth and the deity of Jesus. Pastor Ken explains three questions Nicodemus asked Jesus from this passage.
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