Tag Archives: God’s Word

Vacation App

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Mark Shields

We continued the sermon series called “Life Apps” this past weekend at the church I attend. This week’s message is titled “Vacation App” and can be listened to or viewed at this link. There are apps for personal finance, exercise, … Continue reading →

Posted in Thoughts From Sermon | Tagged Applied Faith, Apps, Books of Kings, Elijah, God, God’s Word, Matthew, Priorities, Re-engage, Recharge, Reflect, Rest, Sabbath, Sermon | 1 Comment

Declaration App

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Mark Shields

We continued the sermon series called “Life Apps” this past weekend at the church I attend. This week’s message is titled “Declaration App” and can be listened to or viewed at this link. There are many apps one can purchase. … Continue reading →

Posted in Sermon Outline | Tagged Apps, Christ, God’s Word, Gospel of Luke, Jesus, Ministry, Power, Salvation, Zacchaeus | 3 Comments

The Joy of the Lord is Your Strength

Posted on July 9, 2012 by Mark Shields

Reading in Nehemiah 7-8, the wall around Jerusalem was finished but the safety of the city depended more on the inhabitants than upon its walls so God put in Nehemiah’s heart the desire to start the process of returning the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nehemiah | Tagged Applied Faith, Celebrate, Christ, God, God’s Word, Israel, Jerusalem, Joy, Nehemiah, Pray, Prayer, Wall of Jerusalem | 5 Comments

Doing the Right Thing

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Mark Shields

As explained in Nehemiah 5, there was an outcry of the people about their living conditions. They blamed the leaders for burdening them with excessive tax to the king. Nehemiah was a leader for the people and angry at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Nehemiah | Tagged Character, Discipline, Generosity, God, God’s Word, Integrity, Jerusalem, Judah, Leadership, Nehemiah, Prayer, Religion and Spirituality, Wall of Jerusalem | 1 Comment

Inspiration for Change

Posted on June 14, 2012 by Mark Shields

As stated in Ezra 9, a report was brought to Ezra of the people being unfaithful because of associations with those who worshiped idols instead of the one true God. Even the leaders were guilty; lacking the discipline and setting … Continue reading →