Ambassador Bible Fellowship

Listen to one of the sermons from our Sunday morning services.

Listen to one of the sermons from our Sunday morning services.

An Introduction to John's Gospel Two Reasons it is Important for Us to be Introduced to Jesus: 1) Because we must know who Jesus is if we are to Believe in Him 2) Because we will have eternal life if we Believe in Him

I) The Passion of the Apostle Paul II) The Perseverance of the Apostle Paul

The Covenant Faithfulness of our God

James teaches that Spiritual Pretenders within the church secretly embrace earthly, fleshly and demonic wisdom --> produces a heart motivated by bitter jealousy and selfish ambition --> results in disorder and every evil thing. This message looks at multiple examples in Scripture where these principles communicated by James are demonstrated.

When Praying for Justice, Carefully Examine Your Own Heart First (vv. 1-5) When Praying for Justice, Entrust Your Case for God's Righteous Judgment (vv. 6-13) When Praying for Justice, Have Confidence in God's Harvest Principle (vv. 14-17)

I) A Prayer for Grace in the Midst of Discipline (vv. 1-3) II) A Prayer for Deliverance in the Midst of Affliction (vv.4-7) III) A Proclamation of Triumph in the Midst of Depression (vv. 8-10)

Principle #1--Prepare Your Heart Before You Pray (vv. 1-3) Principle #2--Know the Righteous Character of God (vv.4-6) Principle #3--Make Your Humble Request Known to God (vv. 7-8) Principle #4--Understand the Nature of Rebellion Against God (vv. 9-10) Principle #5--Rejoice in the Refuge that Only Jesus Provides (vv. 11-12)

An Urgent Cry for Help in Distress (v. 1) An Instruction Offered to Those Who Slander (vv. 2-5) The Peace and Joy Found in God Alone (vv. 6-8)

(1) The counterfeit wisdom of the Christian Pretender comes from the world, the flesh, and the devil; not from God. (v.15) (2) The ultimate fruit of counterfeit wisdom--and the life of a Christian Pretender–-is disorder and every evil practice. (v. 16)

Complaining with Confidence The Problems We Complain About (vv,1-2) The God We Believe In (vv, 3-4) The Peace We Can Enjoy (vv, 5-6) The Help We Can Expect (vv, 7-8)

The Raging of the Nations (vv. 1-3) The Rebuke of Yahweh (vv. 4-6) The Retaliation of the Son (vv. 7-9) The Refuge of the Wise (vv. 10-12)

Two Directions (vv. 1-2)Two Descriptions (vv. 3-4) Two Destinies (vv. 5-6)

Communicate your trust in them (v21). Provide accountability for them (v22). Remind them of their fellowship (v23,24). Pray for grace to be with them (v25).

“The apostle Paul appeals to Philemon to forgive his slave Onesimus—because (1) of their new partnership with each other in Christ [17] (2) restitution for his debt has already been made by Christ [18-19], (3) it brings benefits to everyone involved through Christ [20]"

The Lens of God’s Redemptive Orchestration The Lens of the Gospel’s Redemptive Order

Essential #1—A godly appeal approaches in love rather than power (8-9a) Essential #2—A godly appeal abandons personal needs and agendas (9b, 13) Essential #3—A godly appeal builds upon gospel transformation (10-11) Essential #4—A godly appeal utilizes consent rather than compulsion (12-14)

The Praiseworthy Character of Love and Faith (4-5), The Sanctifying Power of Exercising Faith (6), The Refreshing Power of Extending Love (7)

The Story Behind the Letter, Three Principles for Peacemaking, I. Balance authority with relationship (1a), II. Be accountable to the Church (1b-2) III. Begin appeals with Gospel Truth (3)