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John Ogwyn Sermons 1994
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Prophecy Overview - Past, Present, and Future January 8, 1994
3 Keys For a Healthy, Strong, & Stable Family January 15, 1994
Why Are You Here? January 22, 1994
A Loving & Trusting Heart February 7, 1994
Discouragement & Depression February 19, 1994
God's Festival Seasons March 5, 1994
Preparing For the Passover Mar 12, 1994
Ogwyn reviews the Exodus 12 Passover and the events of Jesus' crucifixion. How often should the Passover be taken? How can you take the cup unworthily? Do we really understand what Jesus did? How do we examine ourselves? Prove ourselves, put ourselves to the test? What do we truly believe? Ogwyn goes over, in detail, the criteria by which we should examine ourselves. He shows what forgiveness is and how we should practice it. An excellent Passover preparation sermon.
History of the Exodus and the Certainty of Our Deliverance March 23, 1994
Sense of Personal Urgency March 27, 1994
Keys to Prophecy April 23, 1994
God's Covenant (Pre-Pentecost) May 7, 1994
Old & New Testament Church (Pre-Pentecost) May 14, 1994
A World Yearning for Freedom (Pentecost) May 15, 1994
How Do People Get Off the Track? May 21, 1994
Honoring the Sabbath June 4, 1994
Requirements & Maintenance of Commitment June 11, 1994
A Place of Safety June 18, 1994
Our Christian Journey July 9, 1994
A Time of Renewal July 23, 1994
Judah experienced revivals under Asa, Hezekiah, Josiah, and Nehemiah. The Feast of Tabernacles is a time of renewal, a time of joy because it is a time of learning God’s ways. Biblical renewals are always centered around God’s festivals, but sometimes we lose the vision of why – a re-focus on God’s law – and when the knowledge thereof will cover the earth and flow forth from Jerusalem. This sermon was given in July, so that people may prepare for the fall festivals from the proper perspective.
Continue in the Truth Aug 13, 1994
Kingdom of God September 3, 1994
How Do We Get From Here to Dwelling With God Eternally? September 10, 1994
Prepare for Day of Atonement & FOT Sep 10, 1994
Ogwyn takes an extensive look at Isaiah’s prophecies of the greatness of God’s coming kingdom and our role in it. Keeping the Day of Atonement shows that God’s ways are more important than anything else. We prepare by practicing those ways. Fastings are a tool to recognize our dependence on God. Also, society is reflected in its arts. How very much that will change as the knowledge of God will saturate all of the world’s societies. Ought we be saturated, too? Strong encouragement to exercise intelligent judgment and practice God’s way.
Day of Atonement Sep 15, 1994
The Millennium and Beyond September 17, 1994
FOT - Kingdom of God September 20, 1994
FOT - Kingdom of God September 27, 1994
John Ogwyn travelled to both Global Church of God sites that year, and these are virtually identical sermons; one given at Pigeon Forge and the other at Del Mar.
Rule By God's Law, and Tabernacles September 24, 1994
Tale of Two Cities - Prophecy Sep 25, 1994
Planning and Setting Goals for a Good Harvest October 1, 1994
Rulership & Service - Male & Female October 8, 1994
We Are Stewards October 15, 1994
Dealing With Discouragement October 22, 1994
The Message Christ Brought November 12, 1994
Love of the Truth December 3, 1994
Many Will Be Offended Dec 10, 1994
We can be offended; we can offend - by events, actions, words. People were offended by Jesus, offended by the truth – not just the Pharisees, but some disciples. Pride and humility are important in how we deal with offense. A love for the truth and God’s law is vital in avoiding being offended, while adherence to our own ways is a recipe for offense. Many interesting Biblical examples of offenses. Sound Biblical advice on how to avoid being offended.
Many Shall Be Offended December 24, 1994
Moses & Christ - Friends for Eternity December 31, 1994
Ogwyn reviews the Exodus 12 Passover and the events of Jesus' crucifixion. How often should the Passover be taken? How can you take the cup unworthily? Do we really understand what Jesus did? How do we examine ourselves? Prove ourselves, put ourselves to the test? What do we truly believe? Ogwyn goes over, in detail, the criteria by which we should examine ourselves. He shows what forgiveness is and how we should practice it. An excellent Passover preparation sermon.
Judah experienced revivals under Asa, Hezekiah, Josiah, and Nehemiah. The Feast of Tabernacles is a time of renewal, a time of joy because it is a time of learning God’s ways. Biblical renewals are always centered around God’s festivals, but sometimes we lose the vision of why – a re-focus on God’s law – and when the knowledge thereof will cover the earth and flow forth from Jerusalem. This sermon was given in July, so that people may prepare for the fall festivals from the proper perspective.
Ogwyn takes an extensive look at Isaiah’s prophecies of the greatness of God’s coming kingdom and our role in it. Keeping the Day of Atonement shows that God’s ways are more important than anything else. We prepare by practicing those ways. Fastings are a tool to recognize our dependence on God. Also, society is reflected in its arts. How very much that will change as the knowledge of God will saturate all of the world’s societies. Ought we be saturated, too? Strong encouragement to exercise intelligent judgment and practice God’s way.
FOT - Kingdom of God September 27, 1994
John Ogwyn travelled to both Global Church of God sites that year, and these are virtually identical sermons; one given at Pigeon Forge and the other at Del Mar.
We can be offended; we can offend - by events, actions, words. People were offended by Jesus, offended by the truth – not just the Pharisees, but some disciples. Pride and humility are important in how we deal with offense. A love for the truth and God’s law is vital in avoiding being offended, while adherence to our own ways is a recipe for offense. Many interesting Biblical examples of offenses. Sound Biblical advice on how to avoid being offended.
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