by Managed WordPress Migration User | Aug 27, 2020 | All Topics, Blessing, Grace, Prosperity, Teaching, Wisdom
Securing the Favor of God Robert D. Pace Introduction (Definition) In its simplest terms, divine favor involves the bestowal of God’s goodness, blessing, spiritual enrichment, or promotion. Favor enhances the welfare of your life whether it involves bestowing...
by Managed WordPress Migration User | Nov 1, 2019 | All Topics, Grace, Jesus, Love, Mercy
Robert D Pace The Glory of God Revelation 21:22–24 (This is Part 1 of two messages on The Glory of God. Part 2 is attached after the Conclusion of this message) The glory of God is a fascinating subject of study in the Word of God. At times, it’s been presented...
by Managed WordPress Migration User | Mar 17, 2019 | All Topics, Forgiveness, Grace, Joy, Mercy, Peace, Salvation
“Pardon Me!” Psalm 32:1–5 Introduction (Humor) When we attend the House of Worship each Sunday there are typically three sets of Christians in attendance. First, there are Christians here that were raised in a Christian home and attended church every Sunday. Let’s...
by Managed WordPress Migration User | Mar 22, 2018 | All Topics, Foundations of the Faith, Grace, Jesus
Pulpit Today Sermon THE GRACE OF JESUS CHRIST Ephesians 2:8–9 Robert D. Pace Years ago a convicted murderer was given a life sentence to solitary confinement on a desert island. The island rested hundreds of miles from civilization and the agents that delivered...
by Managed WordPress Migration User | Jan 22, 2018 | All Topics, Foundations of the Faith, Grace, Jesus
PULPIT TODAY SERMONS Robert D. Pace John 14:6 Introduction For years, Smith Barney has said: “We make our money the old-fashioned way, we earn it.” It was a clever ad because many people got their wealth the real, old-fashioned way—they inherited it! Nonetheless, the...
by Managed WordPress Migration User | May 31, 2016 | All Topics, Blessing, Forgiveness, Grace, Jesus, Love, Mercy
PULPIT TODAY SERMONS Robert D. Pace Titus 3:3-7 One of Christ’s great commands is for Christians to extend mercy. And the fact that mercy is called for indicates people are imperfect. We struggle, err, tire; get sick, lonely, and needy. These are the constraints of...
