Coeburn Presbyterian Church Sermons - Pastor James Ensley

Sermons of James Ensley preached at Coeburn Presbyterian Church jamesensley.substack.com

Coeburn Presbyterian Church Sermons - Pastor James Ensley is a religion podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 62 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Coeburn Presbyterian Church Sermons - Pastor James Ensley

  Revelation 7:9-10 The Church Resplendant | WCF 25

  May 31, 202647 minS0

  <p>HANDOUTS APPENDIX AT BOTTOM OF NOTES:</p><p>This morning is a 5th Sunday and according to our practice we will cover a chapter of the Westminster confession of faith, we usually preach passage-by-passage through books of the bible. This guards you from my hobby horses, this promotes the whole counsel of God, but it is good since the bible is so expansive to have occasional sermons that seek to go in depth on a single topic referencing many passages of scripture. So buckle up…</p><p>Read: Revelation 7:9–10 After this I looked, and behold, a great multitude that no o...

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  Mark 2:23-3:6 Jesus: Merciful Lord of the Sabbath

  May 24, 202637 minS0

  <p>Introduction: French 10 day work week…abolished after 12 years. Russian 5 day week (but rotating assignments, meant to destroy the family.)</p><p>Chick-fil-A rarely opens on Sundays but did so four times during disasters: 2018 Hurricane Florence, 2015 Dallas tornadoes, 2017 Atlanta airport outage, and 2016 Orlando Pulse shooting to feed victims and first responders.</p><p>As human beings, we need rest, we need to worship our creator lest our hearts are pulled to other things.</p><p>We need the cumulative case of what Jesus is bringing with the Kingdom of God as Lord and Savior.</p><p>Needing The truth of th...

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  Mark 2:18-22 The Rehearsal Dinner

  May 17, 202635 minS0

  <p>Introduction:</p><p>· Jesus forgives sins</p><p>· Jesus reconciles & restores sinners to table fellowship</p><p>Today, this conflict over fasting with John’s disciples and Pharisees is the first of three incidents where Jesus’ identity is more fully revealed in order to address the conflict: He is the Physician, today he is the Bridegroom, and next week he is the Lord of the Sabbath.</p><p>Read: Mark 2:18–22 [18] Now John’s disciples and the Pharisees were fasting. And people came and said to him, “Why do John’s disciples and the disciples of the Pharisees fast, but your disciples...

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  Jesus: Teacher, Friend, Physician

  May 10, 202642 minS0

  <p>Introduction: Once again Jesus is calling a Disciple. Unlike his unopposed calling of the first 4 disciples, where Jesus calls Peter, Andrew, James, and John and then goes and dines in Peter’s Mother-in-law’s house…God-fearing honorable people…This time, there is opposition and dispute as Jesus calls an undesirable with undesirable friends to leave all and follow him. NOTE IT is the same call to discipleship, but only a more obvious need.</p><p>This passage further relates to last week, when we asked can JESUS forgive sins, this week can Jesus be a teacher, friend, and physician for SINN...

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  Mark 2:1-12 Jesus, Lord of Hearts

  May 3, 202640 minS0

  <p>Introduction: Recap ESTABLISHED power, authority, and his message, here Jesus faces opposition as his identity and authority are joined together as God incarnate, proclaiming forgiveness and reconciliation through Jesus himself.</p><p>Illustration: Forgiveness is a tricky thing? Kids “I’m sorry” “I forgive you.” …Not feeling it. Adults, “I forgive you…But I’m still mad at you, the friendship is over…” “or really and truly, I forgive you, come and eat, join me, let’s talk as we once did…no barriers, reconciliation.” But then the Forgiven, you may doubt…have they really? If only we could see the FORGIVER’S heart….We can...

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