60 http://www.cog7.org en-us General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh Day) General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh Day) General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh Day) Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:05:09 GMT Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:05:09 GMT Copyright 2010 Church of God (Seventh Day) Whaid Rose sermon@sermon.net (Whaid Rose) Php v.5.1.6 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org no http://sermon.net/rss/CoG7Denver/main http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-72985-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no We end these days of prayer with the reminder that the promised blessings of Isaiah 58 have the assurance of God's personal word. Continue to pray for and expect a season of fruitfulness. 00:14:48 Mon, 17 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/72985/type/audio Prayer,Initiative We end these days of prayer with the reminder that the promised blessings of Isaiah 58 have the assurance of God's personal word. Continue to pray for and expect a season of fruitfulness. We end these days of prayer with the reminder that the promised blessings of Isaiah 58 have the assurance of God's personal word. Continue to pray for and expect a season of fruitfulness. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-72044-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no This may be a reference to Deuteronomy 32:7-14, recalling God's providential care for Israel, causing him to walk in high places. 00:13:36 Fri, 14 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/72044/type/audio Prayer,Initiative This may be a reference to Deuteronomy 32:7-14, recalling God's providential care for Israel, causing him to walk in high places. This may be a reference to Deuteronomy 32:7-14, recalling God's providential care for Israel, causing him to walk in high places. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-71838-1.mp3 Ken Knoll offices@cog7.org (Ken Knoll) no The thesis of Isaiah 58 is that God Himself, not religious activity, should be the focus of our hearts. We get our wires crossed, thinking that religious activity will lead to intimacy with God. It's the other way around - intimacy with God leads us t... 00:12:27 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/71838/type/audio Prayer,Initiative The thesis of Isaiah 58 is that God Himself, not religious activity, should be the focus of our hearts. We get our wires crossed, thinking that religious activity will lead to intimacy with God. It's the other way around - intimacy with God leads us t... The thesis of Isaiah 58 is that God Himself, not religious activity, should be the focus of our hearts. We get our wires crossed, thinking that religious activity will lead to intimacy with God. It's the other way around - intimacy with God leads us t... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-71539-1.mp3 Brian Larson offices@cog7.org (Brian Larson) no Spend more time in "heart training," developing the habit of delighting ourselves in the Lord. Consider the words of John Piper: "We are satisfied in God when He is glorified in us; God is glorified in us when we are satisfied in Him." 00:13:57 Wed, 12 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/71539/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Spend more time in "heart training," developing the habit of delighting ourselves in the Lord. Consider the words of John Piper: "We are satisfied in God when He is glorified in us; God is glorified in us when we are satisfied in Him." Spend more time in "heart training," developing the habit of delighting ourselves in the Lord. Consider the words of John Piper: "We are satisfied in God when He is glorified in us; God is glorified in us when we are satisfied in Him." http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-71226-1.mp3 Ken Knoll offices@cog7.org (Ken Knoll) no Resting can be hard work for some people. We must train our hearts to rest. The key word in heart training is delight - the feeling of pleasure or satisfaction. We must train our hearts to feel extreme pleasure and satisfaction in the Lord's presence. 00:12:18 Tue, 11 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/71226/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Resting can be hard work for some people. We must train our hearts to rest. The key word in heart training is delight - the feeling of pleasure or satisfaction. We must train our hearts to feel extreme pleasure and satisfaction in the Lord's presence. Resting can be hard work for some people. We must train our hearts to rest. The key word in heart training is delight - the feeling of pleasure or satisfaction. We must train our hearts to feel extreme pleasure and satisfaction in the Lord's presence. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-70294-1.mp3 Brian Larson offices@cog7.org (Brian Larson) no Isaiah 58 centers mostly on the subject of fasting. Verse 13 raises the question of the relationship between fasting and the Sabbath? Perhaps, it is this: Fasting is a physical exercise to achieve spiritual ends. The fast God really wants is the "... 00:14:22 Mon, 10 Mar 2008 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/70294/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Isaiah 58 centers mostly on the subject of fasting. Verse 13 raises the question of the relationship between fasting and the Sabbath? Perhaps, it is this: Fasting is a physical exercise to achieve spiritual ends. The fast God really wants is the "... Isaiah 58 centers mostly on the subject of fasting. Verse 13 raises the question of the relationship between fasting and the Sabbath? Perhaps, it is this: Fasting is a physical exercise to achieve spiritual ends. The fast God really wants is the "... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-70278-1.mp3 Melvin Sweet offices@cog7.org (Melvin Sweet) no As in the previous references, this is a call to fortify the spiritual body. Older translations add the phrase "for generations." Pray that our present actions will lay spiritual foundations for future generations of our own families and the... 00:10:50 Fri, 07 Mar 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/70278/type/audio Prayer,Initiative As in the previous references, this is a call to fortify the spiritual body. Older translations add the phrase "for generations." Pray that our present actions will lay spiritual foundations for future generations of our own families and the... As in the previous references, this is a call to fortify the spiritual body. Older translations add the phrase "for generations." Pray that our present actions will lay spiritual foundations for future generations of our own families and the... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-70051-1.mp3 Brian Larson offices@cog7.org (Brian Larson) no Nehemiah was moved to rebuild the Temple and its surrounding walls. May we be moved to build the spiritual temple and walls of spiritual protection around God's Church. 00:12:39 Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/70051/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Nehemiah was moved to rebuild the Temple and its surrounding walls. May we be moved to build the spiritual temple and walls of spiritual protection around God's Church. Nehemiah was moved to rebuild the Temple and its surrounding walls. May we be moved to build the spiritual temple and walls of spiritual protection around God's Church. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-69829-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no The theme, A New Season of Fruitfulness, was inspired by today's passage. What words describe a well-watered garden?? Beauty, fruitfulness, life-giving, nourishing. May our church become all that, and more, as we pray. 00:11:50 Wed, 05 Mar 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/69829/type/audio Prayer,Initiative The theme, A New Season of Fruitfulness, was inspired by today's passage. What words describe a well-watered garden?? Beauty, fruitfulness, life-giving, nourishing. May our church become all that, and more, as we pray. The theme, A New Season of Fruitfulness, was inspired by today's passage. What words describe a well-watered garden?? Beauty, fruitfulness, life-giving, nourishing. May our church become all that, and more, as we pray. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-69511-1.mp3 Ken Knoll offices@cog7.org (Ken Knoll) no This sentence has been rendered, "God will give you firm muscles and strong bones," signifying the body's strength and vitality. Pray for the physical health of individual members, as well as for the spiritual health of the corporate body. C... 00:13:16 Tue, 04 Mar 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/69511/type/audio Prayer,Initiative This sentence has been rendered, "God will give you firm muscles and strong bones," signifying the body's strength and vitality. Pray for the physical health of individual members, as well as for the spiritual health of the corporate body. C... This sentence has been rendered, "God will give you firm muscles and strong bones," signifying the body's strength and vitality. Pray for the physical health of individual members, as well as for the spiritual health of the corporate body. C... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-68755-1.mp3 Sam Holland offices@cog7.org (Sam Holland) no The blessing promised in today's text is that God will give us abundance in the most unlikely places of our lives and in the Church. Receive it in prayer today, and be surprised by God's providence. 00:11:43 Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/68755/type/audio Prayer,Initiative The blessing promised in today's text is that God will give us abundance in the most unlikely places of our lives and in the Church. Receive it in prayer today, and be surprised by God's providence. The blessing promised in today's text is that God will give us abundance in the most unlikely places of our lives and in the Church. Receive it in prayer today, and be surprised by God's providence. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-68632-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no In our walk with God, few things are more unsettling than the sense that God is not listening. Conversely, what could be more invigorating than sensing a dynamic connection with God in prayer? Be overwhelmed by the strong sense of connection with God ... 00:18:04 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/68632/type/audio Prayer,Initiative In our walk with God, few things are more unsettling than the sense that God is not listening. Conversely, what could be more invigorating than sensing a dynamic connection with God in prayer? Be overwhelmed by the strong sense of connection with God ... In our walk with God, few things are more unsettling than the sense that God is not listening. Conversely, what could be more invigorating than sensing a dynamic connection with God in prayer? Be overwhelmed by the strong sense of connection with God ... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-68500-1.mp3 Brian Larson offices@cog7.org (Brian Larson) no The term, "I've got your back," is captured in today's passage. God not only goes before us, He is our "rear guard," protecting us from behind. Specifically, He protects our back with His glory. What a promise; what a blessing. 00:18:50 Thu, 28 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/68500/type/audio Prayer,Initiative The term, "I've got your back," is captured in today's passage. God not only goes before us, He is our "rear guard," protecting us from behind. Specifically, He protects our back with His glory. What a promise; what a blessing. The term, "I've got your back," is captured in today's passage. God not only goes before us, He is our "rear guard," protecting us from behind. Specifically, He protects our back with His glory. What a promise; what a blessing. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-68103-1.mp3 Ken Knoll offices@cog7.org (Ken Knoll) no This is not the righteousness marked by self-effort and religious acts mentioned earlier, which God rejects. This mention of righteousness comes in the context of "resting from our works," therefore, this is likely a reference to God as He i... 00:20:47 Wed, 27 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/68103/type/audio Prayer,Initiative This is not the righteousness marked by self-effort and religious acts mentioned earlier, which God rejects. This mention of righteousness comes in the context of "resting from our works," therefore, this is likely a reference to God as He i... This is not the righteousness marked by self-effort and religious acts mentioned earlier, which God rejects. This mention of righteousness comes in the context of "resting from our works," therefore, this is likely a reference to God as He i... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-67870-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no Perhaps this sentence should read "Your wounds will be healed quickly." Like Israel our church has spiritual wounds that need to be healed. Claim the promise of spiritual healing, personally and corporately, in prayer today. 00:14:18 Tue, 26 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/67870/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Perhaps this sentence should read "Your wounds will be healed quickly." Like Israel our church has spiritual wounds that need to be healed. Claim the promise of spiritual healing, personally and corporately, in prayer today. Perhaps this sentence should read "Your wounds will be healed quickly." Like Israel our church has spiritual wounds that need to be healed. Claim the promise of spiritual healing, personally and corporately, in prayer today. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-67314-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no Beginning today, we focus on the blessings promised to those who honor God with right worship. Pray that your light will break forth like the dawn suggest, and that you will no longer live in the shadows, that your light will not be concealed, but wil... 00:14:00 Mon, 25 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/67314/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Beginning today, we focus on the blessings promised to those who honor God with right worship. Pray that your light will break forth like the dawn suggest, and that you will no longer live in the shadows, that your light will not be concealed, but wil... Beginning today, we focus on the blessings promised to those who honor God with right worship. Pray that your light will break forth like the dawn suggest, and that you will no longer live in the shadows, that your light will not be concealed, but wil... http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-67311-1.mp3 Amber Riggs offices@cog7.org (Amber Riggs) no We now turn the corner in this passage as God prepares to elaborate on the kind of worship he accepts. Let us prepare to enter into weekly Sabbath rest by preparing our hearts to worship God acceptably. 00:14:49 Fri, 22 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/67311/type/audio Prayer,Initiative We now turn the corner in this passage as God prepares to elaborate on the kind of worship he accepts. Let us prepare to enter into weekly Sabbath rest by preparing our hearts to worship God acceptably. We now turn the corner in this passage as God prepares to elaborate on the kind of worship he accepts. Let us prepare to enter into weekly Sabbath rest by preparing our hearts to worship God acceptably. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-66678-1.mp3 Whaid Rose offices@cog7.org (Whaid Rose) no In religious practices, rote, routine and ritual can happen more easily, sometimes subconsciously, than that which is fresh, vital and spiritually transforming. But ritualistic worship is empty. 00:19:19 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/66678/type/audio Prayer,Initiative In religious practices, rote, routine and ritual can happen more easily, sometimes subconsciously, than that which is fresh, vital and spiritually transforming. But ritualistic worship is empty. In religious practices, rote, routine and ritual can happen more easily, sometimes subconsciously, than that which is fresh, vital and spiritually transforming. But ritualistic worship is empty. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-66675-1.mp3 Brian Larson offices@cog7.org (Brian Larson) no Some things just don't go together. No matter how sincere our prayers sound, they won't get off the ground if our lives manifest carnal words and actions. May our words and actions not betray, but authenticate, our prayers. 00:12:00 Wed, 20 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/66675/type/audio Prayer,Initiative Some things just don't go together. No matter how sincere our prayers sound, they won't get off the ground if our lives manifest carnal words and actions. May our words and actions not betray, but authenticate, our prayers. Some things just don't go together. No matter how sincere our prayers sound, they won't get off the ground if our lives manifest carnal words and actions. May our words and actions not betray, but authenticate, our prayers. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-66591-1.mp3 Ken Knoll offices@cog7.org (Ken Knoll) no What kind of worship does God ignore? Worship motivated by personal interest. Genuine worship brings us to the end of ourselves, and focuses on God. Pray that the church will come back to the heart of worship. 00:21:05 Tue, 19 Feb 2008 08:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/66591/type/audio Prayer,Initiative What kind of worship does God ignore? Worship motivated by personal interest. Genuine worship brings us to the end of ourselves, and focuses on God. Pray that the church will come back to the heart of worship. What kind of worship does God ignore? Worship motivated by personal interest. Genuine worship brings us to the end of ourselves, and focuses on God. Pray that the church will come back to the heart of worship. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/10547-rss-75353-1.mp3 Tim Endecott offices@cog7.org (Tim Endecott) no Wednesday Evening Convention 00:47:33 Wed, 04 Jul 2007 07:00:00 GMT http://sermon.net/CoG7Denver/sermonid/75353/type/audio Convention Wednesday Evening Convention Wednesday Evening Convention