Sermons on “Confession”
Lose Your Life
May 15, 2022 Mark Massaro authority, Confession, Disciple, Discipleship, Glorifying God, Goals, God, God's Will, Gospel, Humility, Jesus, Life, Messiah, Mission, Obedience, Priorities, Purpose, Redemption Plan, Sacrifice, Satan, Submit, Suffering, Word of God Mark The Crown & The Cross: Gospel of Mark
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Promising Peter
March 28, 2021 Mark Massaro believe, Change, Character, Church, Confession, Disciple, Doubt, Faith, Humility, Jesus, Messiah, Palm Sunday, Passover, Peter, Promises, Transformation John, Luke, Matthew Holiday
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God’s Uplifting Promises
September 13, 2020 Mark Massaro comfort, Confession, Courage, Covenant, Doubt, Emptiness, encouragement, Forgiveness, God's Character, Gospel, Heaven, Jesus, Love, Perseverance, refuge, Resurrection, Righteousness, Salvation, Spiritual Growth, Strength, Trusting God, Uplifting God's Promises
God’s promises usually say more about who He is or what He is doing than about a certain situation or an outcome we may desire.
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hope in suffering
July 12, 2020 Mark Massaro Ark, authority, baptism, Confession, Doctrine, Example, Faith, Flood, Forgiveness, Glorifying God, Gospel, Heaven, Hope, Jesus, Noah, Obedience, Suffering, Trials, Triumph, Victory 1 Peter got hope? - 1 Peter
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Sacrificial Love
August 4, 2019 Mark Massaro Confession, God, God's Character, Goodness, Grace, Jacob, Joseph, Judah, Love, Sacrifice, Salvation, Trials Genesis Genesis - Origins
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Grace Wins
June 2, 2019 Mark Massaro Choices, Confession, Family, God, God's Character, Grace, Humility, Judah, Redemption, Salvation Genesis Genesis - Origins
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Lingering Sin
November 11, 2018 Mark Massaro Abraham, Confession, Forgiveness, Integrity, Repentance, Sin Genesis Genesis - Origins
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Acceptable Worship
In Genesis 4 we see sibling rivalry at its worst. But the heart of the matter is what is acceptable worship. One brother gave God what was convenient, while the other gave God his best. Cain compared himself to his brother, became angry, bitter, and did the unthinkable. His heart was not right.
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