Resources

 

Sunday Sermon Series Media

 

Below you will find links to the current Sunday sermon series.
If you are looking for earlier sermons,
check our Audio Sermon Archive.


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Sunday Sermon Series

June 27 - July 18


Ephesians 4:21-24

Series Thesis: Fashion addresses how we choose to clothe ourselves. Some people are “trendy” or “chic” others are “classic” or “timeless” and still others are in desperate need of the “what to wear” make over. The apostle Paul wrote about the fashion of the soul and instructed us what to throw out of our closets and what to add to it. In this series we will learn how to clothe our eternal soul in high fashion.
Date/Sermon Title/Notes
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June 27 , 2010
True Fashion
Ephesians 4:21

The classic tale of the emperor’s new clothes is one of foolish self-deception. Without the truth that is in Jesus Christ our souls remain naked or clothed in hideous rags while we believe we are finely clothed.
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July 4 , 2010
Clean Your Closet
Ephesians 4:22

Soul fashion begins by getting rid of our hideous old wardrobe. The soul clothed with corruption and deceitful desires must be cleaned out to make room for a new wardrobe. Ephesians 5:3-5 poorly dresses the soul.
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July 11 , 2010
Change Your Mind About Fashion
Ephesians 4:23

We clothe our soul in such hideous fashion because our thinking is wrong. Soul fashion requires a new way of thinking about style and quality fashion for the soul. If we can learn a new sense of what actually looks good on the soul, we can improve our soul consistently.
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July 18 , 2010
Go on a Shopping Spree
Ephesians 4:24

Soul fashion is a divine design and style. It is created by God and features righteousness and holiness. Ephesians 5:25-32 describes the well dressed soul. As one rarely can afford to purchase an entirely new wardrobe at once, so dressing the soul well happens on piece at a time.

 

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Recent Sermon Series

May 30 - June 20, 2010
Luke 16:1-15

Series Thesis: Christ taught a parable about an accountant. He uses the parable to teach four principles of wealth management. If we learn these principles and practice them, we will manage our resources better and we will create true wealth.
Date/Sermon Title/Notes
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May 30, 2010
First Principle – “Make Friends with Wealth”
Luke 16: 1-9 & 14 – 15

This sermon introduces Christ’s parable of the business manager and then offered the first principle: Wealth creates community or destroys it.
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June 6, 2010
Second Principle – “Little Predicts Much”
Luke 16: 1-8 & 10, 14, 15

From the parable of the business manager, Christ taught a second principle of wealth management: How you handle small amounts of money predicts how you would handle large amounts.
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June 13, 2010
Third Principle – “Wealth Predicts True Riches”
Luke 16: 1-8 & 11, 14, 15

Material wealth either advances or retards spiritual wealth.

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June 20, 2010
Fourth Principle – “Hatred Predicts Love”
Luke 16: 1-8 & 13-15

You can only have one contracting commitment. You use wealth to serve God or you despise God’s intrusion into your budget.

 

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Listen to Dr. Dave's responses to your questions based on his sermon series.

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4 Principles of Money Management
   

 

 

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Audio Podcasts

Podcasting is a method of automatically distributing audio and video content over the Internet. The word 'podcasting' is a mix of the words 'iPod' (Apple's popular portable mp3 player) and 'broadcasting.'

Now you can subscribe to free audio podcasts from Christ Church. Podcasting makes it easy to have weekly sermons automatically downloaded to your computer and synced with your mp3 player.

To receive audio podcasts:
To download a podcast, you only need a computer with an Internet connection and podcast software (which you'll need to install). We recommend iTunes because it is easy to use on either a Mac or a PC. You can download and install iTunes free.  

Downloading and installing iTunes will take several minutes, so do this when you can stay at your computer for a little bit.

After you install iTunes:
Here's how you subscribe to Christ Church Podcasts...

1. Copy this entire link:

http://christchurchohio.org/podcasts

2. Open iTunes and click Advanced on the upper tool bar

3. Click Subscribe to Podcast in the drop-down list

4. Paste the link you just copied into the URL: box and click OK

iTunes will create the connection to Christ Church Podcasts plus search for and download new sermons. Keep in mind that iTunes will take several minutes to download each sermon.

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Streaming Audio

If you'd like to listen to sermons from our website without downloading them:
Click on any of the links under Audio Sermon Series. The file should begin to play in your computer's media program.

If the file does not begin to play, try one of these solutions.

  Windows Media Player

  1. Open Windows Media Player
  2. On the upper toolbar, select Tools
  3. In the dropdown list, select Options
  4. Select the File Types tab
  5. Then make sure that MP3 audio file (mp3) is checked
  6. Click Apply

 

  Quick Time Player

  1. Open QuickTime
  2. On the upper toolbar, select Edit
  3. In the dropdown list, select Preferences
  4. Then select QuickTime Preferences
  5. Select the File Types tab
  6. Then make sure that MP3 - MPEG Layer III movies and streams is checked
  7. Click Apply

 

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Saving (downloading) Audio Sermons To Your Computer

If you'd like to save (download) the sermon to your computer:

  • PC - Right click on any link under Audio Sermon Series then click Save Target As or Save As.
  • Mac - Hold your Option key as you click on a link. Then follow your usual file saving process.

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Sermons on CD

Sermon CD's are available at FaithWorks Resource Center here at Christ Church for $1.00 each.

If you'd like to confirm the availability of certain CD's, or possibly have a CD mailed to you, use this link to email your request. Request a sermon on CD

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