Sermons- Trinity Bible Fellowship Davenport

Money cannot buy the best things in life.  But God gives them freely.

Robert McDowall of InFaith shares with the church.

The problem with money is that it is such a potent false god; because it really does seem to be able to give what it offers.  And it’s easier to manipulate than the God in heaven.  We need to decide which way we will move our hearts.

In this wicked world, we can run into temptation at any moment.  If we are wise, we will seek protection from this danger.

We easily find reasons not to forgive those who have offended us.  But whether we forgive them or not reveals less about them, and more about us. 

Jesus teaches us it is okay to ask God to provide for us.  He does it in a way that says God will provide for His children, but might not choose to spoil them. 

God’s will being done on earth as it is in heaven is less about God’s kingdom in our land and more about God’s kingdom in our hearts.

Life Services Report - by Glendie Loranger, DirectorGlendie will be sharing the value of life and what Life Services does to protect that life in practical ways.

Who He is, where He is, His holiness.  We should start every prayer with the awareness of who we are talking to.

Real communication happens when two or more people exchange information in a meaningful way.  God does not want us to merely talk at Him, but to speak to Him.

Giving for Christmas

The Rest of the Story - A Soldier's Rendition - John 1:4-5

What Child is This?by John DoyleLuke 2:46-47

Dan Shumway examines "the rest of the story" surrounding the birth of our Savior

Missionary Update: Randy and Margo

By definition, prayer is talking to God.  He is your intended audience.  When people are also listening, our purpose can become confused. 

This message will encourage us to give, to give generously, and to give quietly.  And it will also show the truth that you cannot outgive God.

"Delayed Gratification"' is the phrase we use for doing without now for a greater reward later on.  Can you give up man’s small and temporary rewards today for God’s larger, permanent rewards later on?  This shouldn’t be a tough question. 

Loving Even Your Enemies - Matthew 5:43-48

In the heat of the moment, we want to beat the bad guy.  We must always remember it is better to win him than to beat him.