Attitude Of The Heart | Reverend Samuel Wells | New Creation Church of Owosso
The Power of Influence | Reverend Samuel Wells | New Creation Church of Owosso
Choosing To Walk In The Spirit | Reverend Samuel Wells | New Creation Church of Owosso
Sin of Offense | Rev. Samuel Wells | New Creation Church
Wednesday Service 2/24/21 - Rev. Samuel Wells
Trust in the Lord - Reverend Sam Wells
Sermon Recap
The Lord will fight for you, you need only to be still. In the sermon, Trust in the Lord, Reverend Sam Wells explains the importance of fully putting our trust in God for every need. Many times our trust gets tested by those we love, and this distrust then gets projected on God. Reverend Wells reminds listeners that although people may fail, God never will. The Lord is faithful to act upon His Word and He will direct the paths of those who place their trust in Him. As you watch this faith-building message, find encouragement knowing that God will come through for you in every situation—big or small. There is nothing that is too trivial or too substantial for God to take care of. God sees what you’re going through, He cares, and He will come through.
Scripture References
Psalms 146:3
Proverbs 3:5-6
Exodus 14:10-14
Guarding Your Heart - Reverend Sam Wells
Sermon Recap
Are you carefully guarding your heart? If we’re not careful, an unguarded heart can become callused and unresponsive to the Holy Spirit. In this introspective message, Reverend Sam Wells challenges listeners to check the condition of their heart and to guard it against the attacks of the enemy by filling it with the Word of God.
Avoiding Offense - Reverend Sam Wells
Sermon Recap
Encountering offense is unavoidable, but remaining in its grip is. In the sermon, Avoiding Offense, Reverend Sam Wells reminds believers that even if they are not offended right now, they can expect to be in the future. Offenses will come, but Reverend Sam reminds the church that it possesses two choices.: 1) they can either let the offense go, or 2) they can let the offense take root in their heart. Choosing to let go of the offense will allow that person to remain unhindered in their walk with the Lord, but choosing to hold on to the offense will result in the hurt taking root in their life. The fruit of remaining offended includes betrayal, bitterness, unbelief, unforgiveness, and other toxic behaviors. In addition, choosing to remain offended can even block your calling and ministry. Don’t let offense weigh you down—throw off every burden and run your race with endurance.
Scripture Reference
But I say to you that whoever is angry with his brother without a cause shall be in danger of the judgment. And whoever says to his brother, ‘Raca!’ shall be in danger of the council. But whoever says, ‘You fool!’ shall be in danger of hell fire. Therefore if you bring your gift to the altar, and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar, and go your way. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift. Matthew 5:22-24 (NKJV)
How to Have Confidence - Elder Samuel Wells
Two Kinds of Wisdom - Elder Samuel Wells
Elder Samuel Wells teaches on the two types of wisdom—worldly wisdom which leads to fear and spiritual wisdom that leads to peace.
How to Have Endurance - Elder Samuel Wells
Physical training is good but training for Godliness is much better. In this sermon Elder Samuel Wells teaches on the importance of spiritual training.