Sermons (Page 34)
The Perfect Marriage
Every marriage is a perfect opportunity to practice living by the Spirit. Scripture: Galatians 6:1,2; John 14:26 “The Perfect Marriage” preached by Randy Salt on February 10th, 2017 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington
Singled Out to Serve
This sermon is dedicated to 190 million residents of the USA. They include children, young adults, divorcees, widows, widowers, and unmarried adults – in short singles. Is it true that 62% of our population are incomplete, perhaps even 2nd class social misfits, because they are not married? Ill never forget the day I was accosted for being single. I have some great Bible characters and two amazing stories to share about single women. Scripture: Luke 2:36-38, 2 Kings 5:1-17, Psalm…
Aiming Babies Towards the Kingdom of Heaven
Just a couple of guys, a general contractor and a business man talking about aiming arrows at a target is an object lesson from scripture found in Psalms 127. This Sermon will take aim at raising a child for the kingdom of Heaven. This one is action packed, be sure not to miss. Scripture: Psalms 127; Romans 14:21-23; Isaiah 11:4; Mark 9:35-37; Jeremiah 1:4-10; Psalms 139:13-16; Proverbs 22:6; 1 John 5:1-4; Gen 2; 1 Corintians 13:11; Luke 18:15-17; Exodus 22:21-24;…
Father Knows Best
What kind of father revives broken children & restores broken relationships? DAD RISKED his reputation over his wild child; DAD LET his wild child face consequences of his own decisions; DAD LONGED for a restored relationship with his wild child; DAD LAVISHED gracious forgiveness on his wild child; DAD CELEBRATED the restored relationship with his wild child; DAD BEGGED his law-abiding child to be happy when the wild child came home. Scripture: Luke 15:11-31 “Father Knows Best” preached by Pastor…
Mother’s Hearts
Motherhood was the highest honor a woman could have in biblical culture. We will be considering a brief overview of the women who miraculously became mothers in the biblical narrative, some after years of longing, pleading, clinging faith. Did the miracle of birth transform the way these women approached motherhood? Was their connection to their God stronger as they raised these children born of faith? Come join us for a wonderful feast of stories from mothers in our congregation who…
Ideal Family
I can’t find an ideal family described in the Bible. One big factor could be adverse childhood experiences. Another factor could be prenatal influences. Do you know of any ideal families who live in the Skagit valley? God teaches us in Deuteronomy 6 that there are 2 remedies to family disfunction: 1. Parents could stop being closet polytheists while acting like they worship only one God. 2. Then the whole family can start loving God exclusively. Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:1-9 “Ideal…
Getting Ready for the End
This is a message of salvation a message of cleansing. This sermon is dedicated for growing in grace and knowledge of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Also in this sermon you will learn of the two wings of the church, one being the cathedral wing and the other is a home or cell wing. We need two healthy wings to fly. Scripture: 2 Peter 3 “Getting Ready for the End” preached by Elder Mark Everett on December 31st, 2016…
Christmas Special 2016
It was heartwarming. I felt joy,. The stories brought tears to my eyes. The music was amazing. I sang Christmas carols with gusto. Scripture: Matt 1:16-25; Luke 2:1-20 “Christmas Special 2016” performed by Steve Ebsen & Mount Vernon Community Musicians and Children on December 17th, 2016 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington
Light
Light changes everything: direction; perspective; purpose; trajectory; mission; attitude; character; past performances; capacity; values; thoughts; focus. Rozella tells the story of a man who experienced light . . . and never looked back. Scripture: Acts 9:1-31 “Light” preached by Rozella Stroud on December 10th, 2016 at the Mount Vernon Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mount Vernon, Washington
Birthday Of The King Concert
Ever heard a mature baritone voice in a 16-year-old who thought he couldn’t sing when he joined the choir two years ago? Listen to the first solo. This exquisite musical experience is conducted by a musician who has not finished college. She attended high school at Fountainview. Her 82-strong choir and orchestra remind me of a school of porpoises, leaping out of the water together, dressed in their black and white concert attire. Every student in Fountainview joins the choir,…