Services by Pastor Jack Cohen (Page 38)
Good Friday Service
Come hear the story of The Last Supper, Peter’s Denial of Jesus, Soldier’s Mocking our Savior, His Crucifixion, and the Death of Jesus.
Callous God
Scripture(s): 1 Peter 1:6-7 (NLT) There are those times when believing in God seems so difficult because we pray and wonder why our prayers are not answered. We see and experience suffering and tragedy; yet, wonder where God is and why does he tolerate suffering. How do we make sense of all this? So often we want to trust and believe in God but when the aforementioned things happen we often doubt God cares or even if he is there…
Tingly All Over
What do we do when so many around us talk about hear, seeing or feeling God and we just don’t. In week #3 we will look at how God Didn’t make me feel Him, so I can’t believe in Him or at least I have problems doing so. Let’s talk about and see what we do when God doesn’t make us Tingly All Over.
Party Pooper
In week #2, we are going to look at our focus when God is not very fun. Many want to believe in God, but I don’t want to be a boring, stick-in-the-mud. To be a follower of Christ, there seems to be so many do’s and don’ts and rules and regulations. If we are really honest, many Christians are just not very likable. They seemed to be hypocritical, judgmental and holier-than-thou, often saying one thing and then something the complete opposite. In this second week of the God Didn’t, I Can’t series, look at how some often have a desire to believe in God but I can’t because God is such a Party Pooper.
Sugar Abba
In week #1, we look at if God loves us and cares so much, why doesn’t He do what we want Him to do. Obviously, if he really cares He should do what’s best and we know what’s best for us. Jesus told us to pray calling God “Abba” or Daddy. If God is our Daddy in heaven then Daddy needs to take care of us. We need this now and what we really need is a Sugar Abba.
Jesus
In our last week of the Running with the Big Dogs message series, we will take one more lap around life with the biggest dog of all: Jesus. Hebrews 12 tells us that to win at this race of life we must keep our eyes on Jesus. Let’s take that last lap wrap around with Big Dog Jesus.
Noah
Scripture(s): Genesis 6:5-8 In the book of Hebrews, chapter 11 we read the account known as the “Hall of Fame of Faith.” In the following Hebrews 12 we read, “we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses,” In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these…
Sarah
This week we look at our second woman “Big Dog” and a Big Dog of faith she is. She’s the wife of Abraham, the mother of Isaac, the grandmother of Jacob and a person of faith that is going to take a lap around with us. Big Dog Sarah is taking a lap wrap with us as we learn how when we don’t understand God and we should never get so impatient with waiting that we do our own thing, only making it worse.
Jacob
This week we look at the life of Jacob. Jacob was one who continually received the blessings of God in so many areas; yet, his life also was riddled with deception, deceit, broken relationships and pain. With Jacob “coming out of the stands” to take a lap around the track of life with us, we will look at what do you do when life does not turn out the way you planned and what we can learn from a wrestling match with ourselves and with God that can help us go the extra mile in life.
Rebekah
This week, we look at Rebekah, a strong “dog” of faith and we ask ourselves, what do you do when someone needs or asks for help? Are you generous or are you focussed on something else.
Elisha
In this series we’ll look several of the “BIG DOGS” in the Bible, and how they lived in amazing ways, did incredible things for God. What if, in our life’s race, we could do on lap around the track with one of these BIG DOGS of faith and what would they say to us that could keep us going.
Favorite Five
In the first message series of the year, The Five, we have been looking at 5 areas we can implement in life to keep and live out the goals we set before us. In this last week we begin we wrap up the series asking, “Who’s in your five?” It’s a wrap of a series when we look at Favorite Five.