HeyJaredCollege First Sunday Sermon Podcast
A weekly presentation of the Sunday morning sermon from College First Church of God in Findlay, Ohio.
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College First Sunday Sermon: Naked Noah (opens the original)
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Pastor Kirk Schneemann tells the story about Noah's bad day and the lessons we can learn about our family relationships as he speaks from Genesis 9:20-25. The only real hero we should have in life is the Lord, Jesus Christ.
College First Sunday Sermon: First Family (opens the original)
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Pastor Kirk Schneeman recounts the story of Cain and Abel as found in Genesis 4 and encourages all to be on guard against Satan's temptations and seek to be loving in our family relationships.
College First Sunday Sermon: Armor and Greetings (opens the original)
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Pastor Kirk Schneeman wraps up the Ephesians summer sermon series as he encourages all to put on the "full armor of God, (which is to say put on Christ) when the day of evil comes.
College First Sunday Sermon: Relationships (opens the original)
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Pastor David Welker speaks from Ephesians 6:1-9 as he highlights the reality that relationships are not accidental. They are intentional gifts from God meant to shape us into Christlikeness.
College First Sunday Sermon: Marriage and the Church (opens the original)
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Pastor Kirk Schneemann reflects on Ephesians 5:15-33 as he stresses God's call for Christians to "submit to one another out of reverence for Christ" in all of their relationships.
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