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Tag: Jonathan Falwell
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David – The Weak Became Strong
My sketch notes from the 9-11-2022 service at Thomas Road Baptist Church. You can download the pdf below! 👇🏻
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Ready to be Used?
I know @thomasroadwas handing out notebooks but I’m still taking notes on the iPad. Great sermon and I love this quote from Pastor @jonathanfalwell; “what could you accomplish if you were simply ready to be used?”
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The Problems of Today
We are quick to forget what Jesus did for us yesterday when facing our problems of today! @jonathanfalwell at @thomasroad Pastor Jonathan spoke of the second (and lesser known) feeding of the 4000 from Mark today! There’s a lot of nuance in this sermon which I always find difficult to capture in these things but it was interesting…
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Major in the Minors
My notes from @thomasroad today. I would have made a digital version but my procreate library has taken up all available space and I’m waiting for new iPad to come in. Add to that my favorite pen ran out of black ink and I barely finished this today. Fortunately none of that has to do with hearing…
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The Danger of Pride
Of all of Satan’s weapons, the one that he wields the hardest is pride. I can’t even begin to tell you how many problems could be solved this very day if we’d just let go of our pride and engage with people in a way that doesn’t serve ourselves. If only we could just be…
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How To Love
Pastor Jonathan was speaking about the Song of Solomon this past Sunday! I highly recommend heading over to trbc.org to check it out! 🙌 @thomasroad
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Right Place, Right Time, Right Purpose
“Go, gather together all the Jews who are in Susa, and fast for me. Do not eat or drink for three days, night or day. I and my attendants will fast as you do. When this is done, I will go to the king, even though it is against the law. And if I perish,…
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The Right Way to Make Things Right
Here’s my sermon notes for Sunday morning at @thomasroad ! God bless you all out there!
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The Revolving Door of Righteousness
These are my notes from this last Sunday’s service of my home church at Thomas Road Baptist Church. Pastor Jonathan preaching from Judges and laying out how time and time again we mess up but true repentance is turning away from that thing that causes us to stumble. I’ve always loved how Erwin McManus describes…
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Forgetting the Past with a Heart for the Future
“The God that breathed these words thousands of years ago is the same God of today and tomorrow!” Pastor Jonathan Falwell Sunday morning at @thomasroad At the beginning of 2020 I set one goal – to sketch note every sermon of my home church of Thomas Road. This last sketch finishes that goal! Phew! It’s hard…
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Thomas Road Christmas Eve Service
I’m a little late on this one but we still have our Christmas decorations up so it’s fair game! I wish I was able to draw everyone that’s involved with these services because I realize there is a small army required to put this on and we never see them. God bless you all out…
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A Thrill of Hope: Hope for the Heart
“The Prince of Peace is the very source we have all been looking for. But when looking in the wrong place, we find pain not peace.” Pastor Jonathan Falwell Sunday morning at @thomasroad
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And Always Be Thankful
Sunday morning at @thomasroad. I appreciated this message heading into Thanksgiving. I tried to capture the “table” illustration but you probably need to see the service to get the full effect! 😅
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Peace in the Midst of the Storm
“The name of the Lord is a fortified tower; the righteous run to it and are safe.” Proverbs 18:10 Pastor Jonathan made a note that this sermon is not in response to the election. I think this verse is perfect though – don’t replace “the Lord” in the above verse with Trump or Biden. The…
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The God of Tribalism
Which of these three do you think proved to be a neighbor to the man who fell into the robbers’ hands?” And he said, “The one who showed compassion to him.” Then Jesus said to him, “Go and do the same.” I don’t think I can add to what is a great message. We can disagree and still be friends.…
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The God of Status
“Do nothing out of rivalry or conceit, but in humility consider others as more important than yourselves.” Phil 2:3 Fantastic message from @thomasroadthis morning. Amen to THIS! 🙌🏻 Here’s the alternate version for those who saw the sermon! 🏍
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The God of Materialism
“Life is tragic for those that have plenty to live on but nothing to live for.” Great sermon from Pastor Jonathan at @thomasroad today. Day to day it’s so easy to focus on things that don’t matter in the long run. You can’t serve two masters my friend.
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Uknown God – God of Pleasure
Lovers of things – Lovers of self We know this god all too well; the one that tells us we can have whatever we want, we can do whatever we want, and we can be whatever we want. A lover of all things is a lover of none and God’s plan decidedly instructs us to…
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Unknown God
Truly, these times of ignorance God overlooked, but now commands all men everywhere to repent… Acts 17:30 I could go on and on about idols and the things we turn into idols but I think Pastor Jonathan sums it up pretty succinctly here. The thing we create are not our gods and are not worthy…
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A Bold Faith
“And let us consider one another in order to stir up love and good works…” Hebrews 10:24 Couldn’t agree more! 🙌
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No Matter What…Make a Difference
Pastor Jonathan spoke of hypocrisy and how to be an example on Sunday and what a powerful message it is. Christians in particular will have the light of truth pointed at them at one time or another and it’s vitally important that what we say and what we do match. I know so many times…
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Whom Do We Serve
“Never forget your purpose.” I feel like that could be the last point to just about any mission statement out there. Pastor Jonathan was bringing some 🔥 at Thomas Road Baptist Church yesterday!
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A Life Worth Living
I’m always challenged at the kind of sermons where Pastor Jonathan directs us to “not look like the world.” Here are my notes and I hope the service spoke to you like it did to me! 🙌
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Faith With Feet: James 5
Pastor Jonathan closed out the series on James this week! It’s a challenging book; one that deserves more than a “once a year” review!
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