http://thb.church en Listen to sermons from The Heights Baptist Church located in South Chesterfield, VA. - Dr. Randall T. Hahn, Senior Pastor. CCLI Streaming Plus License: 21386371 42b7bc10-94f2-11f1-af14-55aa37811218 Listen to sermons from The Heights Baptist Church located in South Chesterfield, VA. - Dr. Randall T. Hahn, Senior Pastor. CCLI Streaming Plus License: 21386371 42b7bc10-94f2-11f1-af14-55aa37811218 Listen to sermons from The Heights Baptist Church located in South Chesterfield, VA. - Dr. Randall T. Hahn, Senior Pastor. CCLI Streaming Plus License: 21386371 42b7bc10-94f2-11f1-af14-55aa37811218… Copyright 2026 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Randall T. Hahn mediainfo@theheightsonline.com false 42b7bc10-94f2-11f1-af14-55aa37811218 Mon, 07 Sep 2026 02:53:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Read Psalm 73:12-17. The psalmist has a complaint, a question, a frustration. 'Is there any advantage, any reward for following the Lord? I don’t see it. It’s not working for me and those that defy God seem to be doing just fine.' The psalmist struggled with this until he remembered the future. God promises righteous be rewarded, evil will be punished. There are a lot of days it doesn’t seem like it. And that can be discouraging and demotivating. The psalmist found his faith by remembering the future. Those who choose sin will come to terror and destruction, and only the life of faith in Christ will be rewarded. For the psalmist this was a distant idea. The Revelation presents it to us as soon and coming. Today we look at what is the Great Tribulation. Read Psalm 73:12-17. The psalmist has a complaint, a question, a frustration. 'Is there any advantage, any reward for following the Lord? I don’t see it. It’s not working for me and those that defy God seem to be doing just fine.' The psalmist struggled with this until he remembered the future. God promises righteous be rewarded, evil will be punished. There are a lot of days it doesn’t seem like it. And that can be discouraging and demotivating. The psalmist found his faith by remembering the future. Those who choose sin will come to terror and destruction, and only the life of faith in Christ will be rewarded. For the psalmist this was a distant idea. The Revelation presents it to us as soon and coming. Today we look at what is the Great Tribulation. Read Psalm 73:12-17. The psalmist has a complaint, a question, a frustration. 'Is there any advantage, any reward for following the Lord? I don’t see it. It’s not working for me and those that defy God seem to be doing just fine.' The psalmist struggle… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2568 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22557427/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthetribulation/id/4376974.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22557427 tribulation,destruction, Scripture: Psalms 73:1-73:28, Matthew 24:21-24:21, Revelation 6:1-18:24, Series: What Is___? Sun, 30 Aug 2026 15:49:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been in a long series this year called, 'What Is?'. We’ve answered questions like what is God, what is Jesus, what is the church, what are angels and demons, what is a human and today we arrive at what is the end. We are going to spend 6 Sundays answering this with questions like what is the tribulation, what is the Second Coming, what is heaven and hell. Today, what is the rapture. This is a study of prophecy, God telling us what the future is going to be. We have been in a long series this year called, 'What Is?'. We’ve answered questions like what is God, what is Jesus, what is the church, what are angels and demons, what is a human and today we arrive at what is the end. We are going to spend 6 Sundays answering this with questions like what is the tribulation, what is the Second Coming, what is heaven and hell. Today, what is the rapture. This is a study of prophecy, God telling us what the future is going to be. We have been in a long series this year called, 'What Is?'. We’ve answered questions like what is God, what is Jesus, what is the church, what are angels and demons, what is a human and today we arrive at what is the end. We are going to spend 6 Sunday… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2775 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22555356/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatistherapture/id/4374913.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22555356 rapture,prophecy, Scripture: 2 Peter 3:1-3:13, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11, 1 Corinthians 15:50-15:52, Series: What Is___? Sun, 23 Aug 2026 17:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our What is series brings us today to the question, 'What are angels and demons?' Remember next week, Friend Day, we are looking at what is the rapture which will kick off a 6 week study of what is the end. We will look at the tribulation, the second coming, heaven, hell, a lot of really intriguing ideas. Use that to invite your friends. But back to angels and demons. This is an area of theology where out ideas may come from a lot of places other than the Bible. Not that horror movies can’t be a great source of theological discussion, but let’s just go ahead and start with what the Bible says. A lot of notes today. Keep in mind our church app where the notes are all there for you. Today may sound a little different, more like reading lecture notes than preaching, but I want to get a lot of info in front of you. Our What is series brings us today to the question, 'What are angels and demons?' Remember next week, Friend Day, we are looking at what is the rapture which will kick off a 6 week study of what is the end. We will look at the tribulation, the second coming, heaven, hell, a lot of really intriguing ideas. Use that to invite your friends. But back to angels and demons. This is an area of theology where out ideas may come from a lot of places other than the Bible. Not that horror movies can’t be a great source of theological discussion, but let’s just go ahead and start with what the Bible says. A lot of notes today. Keep in mind our church app where the notes are all there for you. Today may sound a little different, more like reading lecture notes than preaching, but I want to get a lot of info in front of you. Our What is series brings us today to the question, 'What are angels and demons?' Remember next week, Friend Day, we are looking at what is the rapture which will kick off a 6 week study of what is the end. We will look at the tribulation, the second c… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2897 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22553372/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareangelsanddemons/id/4372966.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22553372 angels,demons, Scripture: Acts 12:7-12:11, Acts 12:17-12:17, Series: What Is___? Sun, 16 Aug 2026 18:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today’s question: very current and very divisive. What is Israel? That question is as old as the Bible and as current as this past week’s news. Politics demands we have an answer on this. Religion demands we have an answer on this. Much of the church today that believes in replacement theology, that the church has replaced Israel. God is done with them. From religion to politics, Israel is a hot topic. Why does everyone have an opinion on Israel? Today’s question: very current and very divisive. What is Israel? That question is as old as the Bible and as current as this past week’s news. Politics demands we have an answer on this. Religion demands we have an answer on this. Much of the church today that believes in replacement theology, that the church has replaced Israel. God is done with them. From religion to politics, Israel is a hot topic. Why does everyone have an opinion on Israel? Today’s question: very current and very divisive. What is Israel? That question is as old as the Bible and as current as this past week’s news. Politics demands we have an answer on this. Religion demands we have an answer on this. Much of the church t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2464 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22551227/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisisrael/id/4370876.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22551227 Israel, Scripture: Genesis 12:1-12:3, Jeremiah 31:37-31:37, Series: What Is___? Sun, 09 Aug 2026 19:28:00 +0000 Dr. Jordan West Before the foundations of the world, God had a plan -- and that plan was you. This week, Pastor Jordan West walked us through Ephesians 1:3-14 and the profound truth that salvation was planned by the Father, accomplished by the Son, proclaimed by us, and secured by the Holy Spirit. You cannot earn it. You cannot lose it. And you did nothing to deserve it -- which means the glory belongs entirely to God. Whether you are wrestling with questions about God's sovereignty, your own free will, or simply wondering if you are truly saved, this message is for you. Salvation is not about your works. It is about Christ's. Before the foundations of the world, God had a plan -- and that plan was you. This week, Pastor Jordan West walked us through Ephesians 1:3-14 and the profound truth that salvation was planned by the Father, accomplished by the Son, proclaimed by us, and secured by the Holy Spirit. You cannot earn it. You cannot lose it. And you did nothing to deserve it -- which means the glory belongs entirely to God. Whether you are wrestling with questions about God's sovereignty, your own free will, or simply wondering if you are truly saved, this message is for you. Salvation is not about your works. It is about Christ's. Before the foundations of the world, God had a plan -- and that plan was you. This week, Pastor Jordan West walked us through Ephesians 1:3-14 and the profound truth that salvation was planned by the Father, accomplished by the Son, proclaimed by us, a… Dr. Jordan West 2343 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22549147/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_chosenforhisglory/id/4368855.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22549147 salvation,predestination,sovereign,free will, Scripture: Ephesians 1:3-1:14, Series: What Is___? Sun, 02 Aug 2026 11:42:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson Marriage is more than a contract between two people — it is a covenant designed by God himself to reflect the love between Christ and the church. When a husband and wife commit to one another, they are painting a living picture of the gospel for the world to see. Drawing from Ephesians 5:21-33 and Genesis 2:18-24, we are challenged us to see marriage through God's eyes — a sacred union where two become one, where we help and strengthen each other, and where we work together to point others to Jesus Christ. Whether you are married, single, widowed, or walking through the pain of a broken relationship, there is a word for you: God's grace is greater than our failures, and nothing can separate us from his love. Marriage is more than a contract between two people — it is a covenant designed by God himself to reflect the love between Christ and the church. When a husband and wife commit to one another, they are painting a living picture of the gospel for the world to see. Drawing from Ephesians 5:21-33 and Genesis 2:18-24, we are challenged us to see marriage through God's eyes — a sacred union where two become one, where we help and strengthen each other, and where we work together to point others to Jesus Christ. Whether you are married, single, widowed, or walking through the pain of a broken relationship, there is a word for you: God's grace is greater than our failures, and nothing can separate us from his love. Marriage is more than a contract between two people — it is a covenant designed by God himself to reflect the love between Christ and the church. When a husband and wife commit to one another, they are painting a living picture of the gospel for the wo… Rev. Rico Patterson 2348 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22546830/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_marriageforthegloryofgod/id/4366618.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22546830 marriage,covenant, Series: What Is___? Sun, 26 Jul 2026 15:31:00 +0000 Dr. Jordan West What happens the moment we take our last breath? It is one of the most pressing questions any of us will ever face, and yet it is one we often push to the edges of our thinking. In this message drawn from 1 Corinthians 15, we are invited to look directly at death and the resurrection without flinching. The passage walks us through the core of the gospel itself, that Christ died, was buried, and rose again, and it forces us to reckon with what that means not just as a historical fact but as the anchor of our entire existence. What happens the moment we take our last breath? It is one of the most pressing questions any of us will ever face, and yet it is one we often push to the edges of our thinking. In this message drawn from 1 Corinthians 15, we are invited to look directly at death and the resurrection without flinching. The passage walks us through the core of the gospel itself, that Christ died, was buried, and rose again, and it forces us to reckon with what that means not just as a historical fact but as the anchor of our entire existence. What happens the moment we take our last breath? It is one of the most pressing questions any of us will ever face, and yet it is one we often push to the edges of our thinking. In this message drawn from 1 Corinthians 15, we are invited to look direct… Dr. Jordan West 2642 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22544749/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisdeathandresurrection/id/4364594.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22544749 death,resurrection, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-15:58, Series: What Is___? Sun, 19 Jul 2026 16:51:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson This powerful message takes us deep into the nature of sin and salvation through Romans 5 and 6, revealing truths that transform how we understand our identity in Christ. We discover that sin is far more than just breaking rules—it's fundamentally about doing things our own way instead of aligning with God's will. This powerful message takes us deep into the nature of sin and salvation through Romans 5 and 6, revealing truths that transform how we understand our identity in Christ. We discover that sin is far more than just breaking rules—it's fundamentally about doing things our own way instead of aligning with God's will. This powerful message takes us deep into the nature of sin and salvation through Romans 5 and 6, revealing truths that transform how we understand our identity in Christ. We discover that sin is far more than just breaking rules—it's fundamentally abou… Rev. Rico Patterson 2233 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22544991/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esuspaiditall/id/4364839.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22544991 sin,salvation, Series: What Is___? Sun, 12 Jul 2026 13:01:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is a human? Just another animal? Is our existence random? Science has been answering this: we came from nothing and return to nothing. We’re just another living organism in a random creation. Does that view matter? Understanding what a human is more than a philosophical discussion. It shapes laws, views of life, and how we treat each other. We are continuing today out What Is? series with the question, what is humanity. Let’s start with hearing God on this. What is a human? Just another animal? Is our existence random? Science has been answering this: we came from nothing and return to nothing. We’re just another living organism in a random creation. Does that view matter? Understanding what a human is more than a philosophical discussion. It shapes laws, views of life, and how we treat each other. We are continuing today out What Is? series with the question, what is humanity. Let’s start with hearing God on this. What is a human? Just another animal? Is our existence random? Science has been answering this: we came from nothing and return to nothing. We’re just another living organism in a random creation. Does that view matter? Understanding what a human is m… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1950 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22540553/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatishumanity/id/4360546.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22540553 humanity, Scripture: Genesis 1:26-1:28, Psalms 100:3-100:3, 1 Corinthians 6:19-6:20, Ephesians 2:10-2:10, Series: What Is___? Sun, 05 Jul 2026 13:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week I made the comment that the only thing we are here to do, alive to do, is a be a witness for the Gospel. Today we continue our What Is? series by looking at what is the Great Commission and before we do, let’s look at the Great Commandment. Can we obey the great commandment without obeying the great commission? Can we love God, love our neighbor without the great commission? Why would that be a part of loving God and our neighbor? Last week I made the comment that the only thing we are here to do, alive to do, is a be a witness for the Gospel. Today we continue our What Is? series by looking at what is the Great Commission and before we do, let’s look at the Great Commandment. Can we obey the great commandment without obeying the great commission? Can we love God, love our neighbor without the great commission? Why would that be a part of loving God and our neighbor? Last week I made the comment that the only thing we are here to do, alive to do, is a be a witness for the Gospel. Today we continue our What Is? series by looking at what is the Great Commission and before we do, let’s look at the Great Commandment. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22538477/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthegreatcommission/id/4358561.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22538477 commandment,commission,neighbor,love, Series: What Is___? Sun, 28 Jun 2026 15:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The message today is not about a particular form of government. The follower of Christ follows Him under whatever government they find themselves. Throughout history, most Christians have not only had no say, they didn’t even think about having a say in the government that they followed Christ under. We continue our 'What is series' today with what is government? A lot of ways to approach this: biblical responsibility of government and leaders, patriotism, which I do believe the Bible would support, wrong views we tend to have about government. Does the Bible support a certain kind of government. The relationship between church and state. But I am not talking about any of that. Is government from God and why? Let’s read Romans 13:1-7. The message today is not about a particular form of government. The follower of Christ follows Him under whatever government they find themselves. Throughout history, most Christians have not only had no say, they didn’t even think about having a say in the government that they followed Christ under. We continue our 'What is series' today with what is government? A lot of ways to approach this: biblical responsibility of government and leaders, patriotism, which I do believe the Bible would support, wrong views we tend to have about government. Does the Bible support a certain kind of government. The relationship between church and state. But I am not talking about any of that. Is government from God and why? Let’s read Romans 13:1-7. The message today is not about a particular form of government. The follower of Christ follows Him under whatever government they find themselves. Throughout history, most Christians have not only had no say, they didn’t even think about having a say i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2180 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22536578/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgovernment/id/4356677.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22536578 government, Scripture: Romans 13:1-13:7, Series: What Is___? Sun, 21 Jun 2026 14:40:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Graduation. Marriage. Parenthood. A new job. A hard diagnosis. An unexpected loss. Retirement. Every one of those moments turns our hearts toward the future and makes us ask what comes next. Now the answer may look different in different seasons. What comes next after high school is not the same as what comes next in retirement. But I believe there is an answer to that question that fits every season, every transition, and every circumstance of life. Turn with me to Hebrews 12:1–3. Graduation. Marriage. Parenthood. A new job. A hard diagnosis. An unexpected loss. Retirement. Every one of those moments turns our hearts toward the future and makes us ask what comes next. Now the answer may look different in different seasons. What comes next after high school is not the same as what comes next in retirement. But I believe there is an answer to that question that fits every season, every transition, and every circumstance of life. Turn with me to Hebrews 12:1–3. Graduation. Marriage. Parenthood. A new job. A hard diagnosis. An unexpected loss. Retirement. Every one of those moments turns our hearts toward the future and makes us ask what comes next. Now the answer may look different in different seasons. What … Rev. Mike Osborne 2041 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22534512/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keeprunning/id/4354644.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22534512 what's next, Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-12:3, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 14 Jun 2026 15:38:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne In case you don’t know me, I’m Mike Osborne, and I’ve had the privilege of serving here at The Heights as Executive Pastor. Or at least I will for the next 16 days. At the end of this month, I’ll be retiring after 23 years in this role and nearly 47 years in full-time ministry. So today, I’m not standing at an ending as much as I am standing at a crossroads in a long journey. If you’ve ever walked a long trail, you know that the farther you go, the more clearly you can see where the path has led. That’s how I feel as I look back over these nearly 47 years of ministry. It has been a long and gracious journey—filled with mountain peaks and valleys, hard climbs and quiet resting places, seasons of joy and seasons of sorrow. In case you don’t know me, I’m Mike Osborne, and I’ve had the privilege of serving here at The Heights as Executive Pastor. Or at least I will for the next 16 days. At the end of this month, I’ll be retiring after 23 years in this role and nearly 47 years in full-time ministry. So today, I’m not standing at an ending as much as I am standing at a crossroads in a long journey. If you’ve ever walked a long trail, you know that the farther you go, the more clearly you can see where the path has led. That’s how I feel as I look back over these nearly 47 years of ministry. It has been a long and gracious journey—filled with mountain peaks and valleys, hard climbs and quiet resting places, seasons of joy and seasons of sorrow. In case you don’t know me, I’m Mike Osborne, and I’ve had the privilege of serving here at The Heights as Executive Pastor. Or at least I will for the next 16 days. At the end of this month, I’ll be retiring after 23 years in this role and nearly 47 ye… Rev. Mike Osborne 2426 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22532469/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lessonsfromtheourney/id/4352625.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22532469 journey,path, Scripture: Psalms 71:17-71:18, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 07 Jun 2026 13:56:00 +0000 Rev. Eric Heatherly In this series we’ve been asking some big theological questions, like: What is the Bible, What is God the Father, and what is God the Son, what is God the Holy Spirit. And over the past couple of weeks we looked at the questions What is Sin and Salvation and What is Eternal Security. Today we’re looking at another ‘What is…’ question—What is The Great Commandment—a question that is asked of and directly answered by Jesus Himself. In this series we’ve been asking some big theological questions, like: What is the Bible, What is God the Father, and what is God the Son, what is God the Holy Spirit. And over the past couple of weeks we looked at the questions What is Sin and Salvation and What is Eternal Security. Today we’re looking at another ‘What is…’ question—What is The Great Commandment—a question that is asked of and directly answered by Jesus Himself. In this series we’ve been asking some big theological questions, like: What is the Bible, What is God the Father, and what is God the Son, what is God the Holy Spirit. And over the past couple of weeks we looked at the questions What is Sin and Salvat… Rev. Eric Heatherly 2053 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22530328/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthegreatcommandment/id/4350524.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22530328 great commandment, Scripture: Matthew 22:34-22:40, Series: What Is___? Sun, 31 May 2026 15:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Loss can come at a moment’s notice and strike anything we have. Most of the time, the chance we would lose our job or marriage or health, tomorrow, seems so slim, it isn’t real, but it is. Ask anyone who has experienced it. We can lose anything and everything without seeing it coming. That is why it is such good news that God has something for us we don’t have to fear losing. We continue our 'What is?' is series with the question, 'What is eternal security?' Some call it the 'once saved, always saved' doctrine. To not understand this is to not understand the cross. Loss can come at a moment’s notice and strike anything we have. Most of the time, the chance we would lose our job or marriage or health, tomorrow, seems so slim, it isn’t real, but it is. Ask anyone who has experienced it. We can lose anything and everything without seeing it coming. That is why it is such good news that God has something for us we don’t have to fear losing. We continue our 'What is?' is series with the question, 'What is eternal security?' Some call it the 'once saved, always saved' doctrine. To not understand this is to not understand the cross. Loss can come at a moment’s notice and strike anything we have. Most of the time, the chance we would lose our job or marriage or health, tomorrow, seems so slim, it isn’t real, but it is. Ask anyone who has experienced it. We can lose anything and eve… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3048 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22528276/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatiseternalsecurity/id/4348531.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22528276 eternal security, Series: What Is___? Sun, 24 May 2026 22:16:02 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today’s question is: What Is Sin and Salvation? The Bible teaches that every person—regardless of status, personality, or background—needs salvation because humanity has a problem we cannot fix on our own. Our culture often denies that problem, but without recognizing our condition, we’ll never seek the help we desperately need. To truly understand salvation, we first have to understand sin—and the standard by which it’s measured. Today’s question is: What Is Sin and Salvation? The Bible teaches that every person—regardless of status, personality, or background—needs salvation because humanity has a problem we cannot fix on our own. Our culture often denies that problem, but without recognizing our condition, we’ll never seek the help we desperately need. To truly understand salvation, we first have to understand sin—and the standard by which it’s measured. Today’s question is: What Is Sin and Salvation? The Bible teaches that every person—regardless of status, personality, or background—needs salvation because humanity has a problem we cannot fix on our own. Our culture often denies that problem, but wit… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2336 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22525843/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatissinandsalvation/id/4346157.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22525843 sin,salvation, Series: What Is___? Sun, 17 May 2026 17:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue our series, 'What Is', a series to deepen our faith and understanding in and of God. Last week we looked at What is the Church and continue that today with what is baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Let’s start in Galatians 3:1-3. Today we continue our series, 'What Is', a series to deepen our faith and understanding in and of God. Last week we looked at What is the Church and continue that today with what is baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Let’s start in Galatians 3:1-3. Today we continue our series, 'What Is', a series to deepen our faith and understanding in and of God. Last week we looked at What is the Church and continue that today with what is baptism and the Lord’s Supper. Let’s start in Galatians 3:1-3.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22524080/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisbaptismandlordssupper/id/4344431.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22524080 baptism,Lord's Supper,communion, Scripture: Matthew 3:13-3:17, Matthew 26:26-26:29, Romans 6:1-6:4, Galatians 3:1-3:3, Series: What Is___? Sun, 10 May 2026 13:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What comes to you mind when you hear the word church? I assume for a lot of us it is something positive. We do have a lot of people in culture today talking about church hurt, so it is an assumption. But what comes to your mind? A church you grew up in? A place of family memories: weddings, baby dedications, a funeral? The place you came to Christ? I hope your thoughts of the church are good. I feel blessed that all my memories of church from childhood to last Sunday, are good. I thank God for the church and what it means to me, but does that mean I know and understand what God wants the church to mean in my life? What comes to you mind when you hear the word church? I assume for a lot of us it is something positive. We do have a lot of people in culture today talking about church hurt, so it is an assumption. But what comes to your mind? A church you grew up in? A place of family memories: weddings, baby dedications, a funeral? The place you came to Christ? I hope your thoughts of the church are good. I feel blessed that all my memories of church from childhood to last Sunday, are good. I thank God for the church and what it means to me, but does that mean I know and understand what God wants the church to mean in my life? What comes to you mind when you hear the word church? I assume for a lot of us it is something positive. We do have a lot of people in culture today talking about church hurt, so it is an assumption. But what comes to your mind? A church you grew up in… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2920 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22521849/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthechurch/id/4342262.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22521849 church, Scripture: Matthew 16:15-16:19, Series: What Is___? Sun, 03 May 2026 13:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we come to an interesting What Is question. They’re all interesting but today adds a little spooky to the interesting. What is Satan? Yes, there is a personal being devoted to opposing God and opposing God in and for you. To not believe in Satan is to reject the clear and consistent teaching of Jesus and the Scripture. Connected to this would be a study of angels and demons which we are going to do, but near the end. Today will be the individual character: Satan. Today we come to an interesting What Is question. They’re all interesting but today adds a little spooky to the interesting. What is Satan? Yes, there is a personal being devoted to opposing God and opposing God in and for you. To not believe in Satan is to reject the clear and consistent teaching of Jesus and the Scripture. Connected to this would be a study of angels and demons which we are going to do, but near the end. Today will be the individual character: Satan. Today we come to an interesting What Is question. They’re all interesting but today adds a little spooky to the interesting. What is Satan? Yes, there is a personal being devoted to opposing God and opposing God in and for you. To not believe in Satan … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3282 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22519804/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatissatan/id/4340319.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22519804 satan, Scripture: Isaiah 14:12-14:17, Ezekiel 28:11-28:19, Series: What Is___? Sun, 26 Apr 2026 15:32:00 +0000 Rev. Dylan Aarum Jesus is not absent or distant from His people; He is actively working for them right now. In this message, we explore three present realities of Christ’s ministry: He represents us before the Father, welcomes us to draw near with confidence, and rules over all things for the good of His church. Because of what Jesus is doing now, believers can live with security, approach God boldly, trust Him fully, and worship Him deeply. Jesus is not absent or distant from His people; He is actively working for them right now. In this message, we explore three present realities of Christ’s ministry: He represents us before the Father, welcomes us to draw near with confidence, and rules over all things for the good of His church. Because of what Jesus is doing now, believers can live with security, approach God boldly, trust Him fully, and worship Him deeply. Jesus is not absent or distant from His people; He is actively working for them right now. In this message, we explore three present realities of Christ’s ministry: He represents us before the Father, welcomes us to draw near with confidence, and rules… Rev. Dylan Aarum 2428 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22517556/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thepresentministryofgodtheson/id/4338039.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22517556 Jesus,Son,ministry, Series: What Is___? Sun, 19 Apr 2026 15:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is our third week looking at 'What Is the Son of God' and today we will look at His pre-existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at what Jesus is doing right now. We can give ourselves to no greater pursuit than the knowledge of our Savior. It quickens the heart, strengthens the resolve, and purifies the soul. This is our third week looking at 'What Is the Son of God' and today we will look at His pre-existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at what Jesus is doing right now. We can give ourselves to no greater pursuit than the knowledge of our Savior. It quickens the heart, strengthens the resolve, and purifies the soul. This is our third week looking at 'What Is the Son of God' and today we will look at His pre-existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at what Jesus is doing right now. We can give ourselves to no greater pursuit than the knowl… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2516 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22514796/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart3hispreexis/id/4335346.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22514796 pre-existence,prophesy,Jesus,Son of God, Series: What Is___? Sun, 12 Apr 2026 15:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn My message today is about the most unappreciated person to ever walk this earth: Jesus Christ. We continue answering our “What Is?’ questions. Today is the second of four messages answering, 'What is God the Son?' Last week we looked at His death and resurrection, next week pre-existence and the prophecies pointing to His life. Today we look at the humanity and deity of Jesus. The Scripture teaches that Jesus Christ is the very unique God-man. He is 100% God and 100% man. My message today is about the most unappreciated person to ever walk this earth: Jesus Christ. We continue answering our “What Is?’ questions. Today is the second of four messages answering, 'What is God the Son?' Last week we looked at His death and resurrection, next week pre-existence and the prophecies pointing to His life. Today we look at the humanity and deity of Jesus. The Scripture teaches that Jesus Christ is the very unique God-man. He is 100% God and 100% man. My message today is about the most unappreciated person to ever walk this earth: Jesus Christ. We continue answering our “What Is?’ questions. Today is the second of four messages answering, 'What is God the Son?' Last week we looked at His death and r… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2217 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22512471/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart2humanityan/id/4333093.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22512471 Jesus,unappreciated, Scripture: Isaiah 53:2-53:3, Philippians 2:5-2:11, Series: What Is___? Sun, 05 Apr 2026 11:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Happy Resurrection Day and let me add my welcome to The Heights! It is so wonderful to celebrate our resurrected Lord and Savior together. Today arrives in the middle of a long series we are doing at The Heights called What is? We are answering questions like what is God, what is the Bible, what is heaven, what is Israel, what is sin, what is salvation? We want to deepen our faith, our understanding of who God is, what He is like, and what He is doing because we live in a world deep in problems and suffering. A shallow faith can’t navigate this. Today we ask the question, “What is God the Son?” Today is the first of four messages answering this question starting with His death and resurrection. That might sound like we are starting at the end of the story, but it is the beginning understanding why Jesus came to us. Happy Resurrection Day and let me add my welcome to The Heights! It is so wonderful to celebrate our resurrected Lord and Savior together. Today arrives in the middle of a long series we are doing at The Heights called What is? We are answering questions like what is God, what is the Bible, what is heaven, what is Israel, what is sin, what is salvation? We want to deepen our faith, our understanding of who God is, what He is like, and what He is doing because we live in a world deep in problems and suffering. A shallow faith can’t navigate this. Today we ask the question, “What is God the Son?” Today is the first of four messages answering this question starting with His death and resurrection. That might sound like we are starting at the end of the story, but it is the beginning understanding why Jesus came to us. Happy Resurrection Day and let me add my welcome to The Heights! It is so wonderful to celebrate our resurrected Lord and Savior together. Today arrives in the middle of a long series we are doing at The Heights called What is? We are answering questio… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1967 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22510140/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart1deathandre/id/4330810.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22510140 Easter,resurrection,God,Son,, Scripture: Mark 10:45-10:45, 1 Corinthians 15:3-15:4, Series: What Is___? Sun, 29 Mar 2026 15:49:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God loves you. What a precious and simple truth. And there are many other wonderful and simple truths to know about God. But God is not simple. There are truths about who He is and how He works that is just beyond our ability to grasp. And that’s okay. Wouldn’t He be really limited if He could only be and do what fits in our understanding. I need a God bigger than my understanding. And indeed, He is. We have seen that God is infinite: infinite in His power, His wisdom, His existence. So, logically, an infinite God is going to do and be things that do not always fit into a finite mind. The Trinity is one of those things. My goal today is not to give you the simple way to understand the Trinity but simply make it clear this is how God reveals Himself. God loves you. What a precious and simple truth. And there are many other wonderful and simple truths to know about God. But God is not simple. There are truths about who He is and how He works that is just beyond our ability to grasp. And that’s okay. Wouldn’t He be really limited if He could only be and do what fits in our understanding. I need a God bigger than my understanding. And indeed, He is. We have seen that God is infinite: infinite in His power, His wisdom, His existence. So, logically, an infinite God is going to do and be things that do not always fit into a finite mind. The Trinity is one of those things. My goal today is not to give you the simple way to understand the Trinity but simply make it clear this is how God reveals Himself. God loves you. What a precious and simple truth. And there are many other wonderful and simple truths to know about God. But God is not simple. There are truths about who He is and how He works that is just beyond our ability to grasp. And that’s okay.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2804 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22507658/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthetrinity/id/4328356.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22507658 trinity,Holy Spirit,Jesus,God,Father, Series: What Is___? Sun, 22 Mar 2026 13:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we come to our second message on What is God the Holy Spirit? First, we looked at who the Holy Spirit is and what He does. Next week on Palm Sunday we will look at What is the Trinity? If you are new to our church we are spending a lot of this year walking through doctrine, beliefs. We are learning to think about God, to deepen our faith because it is a deep world of problems and suffering. We can’t navigate that with a shallow faith. So, our second message on the Holy Spirit brings us to the topic of gifts of the Spirit and fruit of the Spirit, and I hope you leave with this: The Holy Spirit has gifted you and will produce in you a life that blesses and serves others. Both the gifts and the fruit are about others. Let’s read 1 Corinthians 12:4-12. Today we come to our second message on What is God the Holy Spirit? First, we looked at who the Holy Spirit is and what He does. Next week on Palm Sunday we will look at What is the Trinity? If you are new to our church we are spending a lot of this year walking through doctrine, beliefs. We are learning to think about God, to deepen our faith because it is a deep world of problems and suffering. We can’t navigate that with a shallow faith. So, our second message on the Holy Spirit brings us to the topic of gifts of the Spirit and fruit of the Spirit, and I hope you leave with this: The Holy Spirit has gifted you and will produce in you a life that blesses and serves others. Both the gifts and the fruit are about others. Let’s read 1 Corinthians 12:4-12. Today we come to our second message on What is God the Holy Spirit? First, we looked at who the Holy Spirit is and what He does. Next week on Palm Sunday we will look at What is the Trinity? If you are new to our church we are spending a lot of this ye… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2621 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22505362/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodtheholyspiritpart2gif/id/4326112.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22505362 Holy Spirit,fruit,gift, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:4-12:12, Galatians 5:22-5:24, Series: What Is___? Sun, 15 Mar 2026 18:15:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Names and faces are important. And we do run to them. We have names that we run to. What name comes to your mind when you have good news? Who do you want to share that with first? What about when you are angry? You’ve been wronged. You want to process. When you’re alone, what name comes to mind that you want to call or text? When you’re in trouble, what’s the name you need? When you just need help, what name? Is it all the same name, several names? Is the name Jesus on the list? Even we who run to the name of the Lord, can run to other names first. Names and faces are important. And we do run to them. We have names that we run to. What name comes to your mind when you have good news? Who do you want to share that with first? What about when you are angry? You’ve been wronged. You want to process. When you’re alone, what name comes to mind that you want to call or text? When you’re in trouble, what’s the name you need? When you just need help, what name? Is it all the same name, several names? Is the name Jesus on the list? Even we who run to the name of the Lord, can run to other names first. Names and faces are important. And we do run to them. We have names that we run to. What name comes to your mind when you have good news? Who do you want to share that with first? What about when you are angry? You’ve been wronged. You want to process.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 483 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22503227/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_morningofworshipthename/id/4324028.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22503227 name,faces,Jesus, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 08 Mar 2026 17:38:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne The tithe is giving 10% of your income, the product of Your work, to the Lord and His work. Contributions are anything beyond the 10%. This is often referred to as a gift, but it’s not a gift. It is His and that is why He uses the word 'rob' when we do not give those tithes and offerings. It is not robbing someone to not give them a gift. Robbing is when we take what is theirs. 100% of what we have is from God and belongs to God, and we give the tithe as evidence of our understanding of this. We are stewards of what He has given. A steward is a manager of the owner’s stuff for the owner’s purposes. Now with that as a background listen to Jesus. referring to the tithe, the 10%. And again, notice, Jesus says that it is His. Now when God calls for us not to rob Him, His goal is not getting money. His goal is blessing. Show that you understand everything is from Him, show that you respect that as the owner He can call for the tithe, show that your faith is in Him, not money. The tithe is giving 10% of your income, the product of Your work, to the Lord and His work. Contributions are anything beyond the 10%. This is often referred to as a gift, but it’s not a gift. It is His and that is why He uses the word 'rob' when we do not give those tithes and offerings. It is not robbing someone to not give them a gift. Robbing is when we take what is theirs. 100% of what we have is from God and belongs to God, and we give the tithe as evidence of our understanding of this. We are stewards of what He has given. A steward is a manager of the owner’s stuff for the owner’s purposes. Now with that as a background listen to Jesus. referring to the tithe, the 10%. And again, notice, Jesus says that it is His. Now when God calls for us not to rob Him, His goal is not getting money. His goal is blessing. Show that you understand everything is from Him, show that you respect that as the owner He can call for the tithe, show that your faith is in Him, not money. The tithe is giving 10% of your income, the product of Your work, to the Lord and His work. Contributions are anything beyond the 10%. This is often referred to as a gift, but it’s not a gift. It is His and that is why He uses the word 'rob' when we do… Rev. Mike Osborne 2075 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22500970/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisstewardship/id/4321878.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22500970 tithe,stewardship,blessing,rob, Scripture: Micah 3:8-3:10, Matthew 22:21-22:21, Series: What Is___? Sun, 01 Mar 2026 16:06:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have not always done a good job with the Holy Spirit, maybe even tended to ignore Him. Some of that might be the difficulty of understanding the Trinity; and even in that the Father and Son are more concrete images to us, but not as sure what the Spirit is. We just tend to be more unfamiliar with the third person of the Trinity. That is a shame. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to be our Helper. The help Christ has for us today in living the Christian life in this world is the Holy Spirit. We’d do well to not ignore Jesus’ help. We have not always done a good job with the Holy Spirit, maybe even tended to ignore Him. Some of that might be the difficulty of understanding the Trinity; and even in that the Father and Son are more concrete images to us, but not as sure what the Spirit is. We just tend to be more unfamiliar with the third person of the Trinity. That is a shame. Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to be our Helper. The help Christ has for us today in living the Christian life in this world is the Holy Spirit. We’d do well to not ignore Jesus’ help. We have not always done a good job with the Holy Spirit, maybe even tended to ignore Him. Some of that might be the difficulty of understanding the Trinity; and even in that the Father and Son are more concrete images to us, but not as sure what the Sp… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2639 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22498611/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodtheholyspiritpart1who/id/4319631.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22498611 Series: What Is___? Sun, 22 Feb 2026 14:26:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is a common idea in history, in humanity that we are all seeking the same God. We have different names, different ways of getting to this God; but in the end we are going to find out we were all working toward the same God. It is a polite and tolerant idea. It is just not true. The person who affirms this idea knows very little of the god they follow or that others follow. He is God the Father, a title that implies a relationship with a son or daughter. God reveals Himself as the Father of Jesus in 1 Peter 1:3. That is not the God of the Hindus, Muslims, and it is the God the Jews are currently rejecting. There is a common idea in history, in humanity that we are all seeking the same God. We have different names, different ways of getting to this God; but in the end we are going to find out we were all working toward the same God. It is a polite and tolerant idea. It is just not true. The person who affirms this idea knows very little of the god they follow or that others follow. He is God the Father, a title that implies a relationship with a son or daughter. God reveals Himself as the Father of Jesus in 1 Peter 1:3. That is not the God of the Hindus, Muslims, and it is the God the Jews are currently rejecting. There is a common idea in history, in humanity that we are all seeking the same God. We have different names, different ways of getting to this God; but in the end we are going to find out we were all working toward the same God. It is a polite and tol… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2828 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22496186/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthefather/id/4317278.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22496186 God,Father,relationship, Scripture: Romans 8:15-8:16, 1 Corinthians 15:24-15:28, Series: What Is___? Sun, 15 Feb 2026 14:44:00 +0000 Dr. Jordan West Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and forevermore! From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the LORD is to be praised! - Psalm 113:2-3 ESV The gospel is not merely what God gives, but God Himself. Through His revealed names, God shows that He is the One who meets our deepest need by drawing us into covenant relationship with Himself. Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and forevermore! From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the LORD is to be praised! - Psalm 113:2-3 ESV The gospel is not merely what God gives, but God Himself. Through His revealed names, God shows that He is the One who meets our deepest need by drawing us into covenant relationship with Himself. Blessed be the name of the LORD from this time forth and forevermore! From the rising of the sun to its setting, the name of the LORD is to be praised! - Psalm 113:2-3 ESV The gospel is not merely what God gives, but God Himself. Through His revealed … Dr. Jordan West 2187 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22493807/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godisthegospel/id/4314960.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22493807 names,gospel, Scripture: Psalms 113:2-113:3, Series: What Is___? Sun, 08 Feb 2026 14:32:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte God’s call has never been about how impressive we are. It has always been about His grace at work through ordinary, willing people. God’s call has never been about how impressive we are. It has always been about His grace at work through ordinary, willing people. God’s call has never been about how impressive we are. It has always been about His grace at work through ordinary, willing people.… Rev. Jerry Witte 2809 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22491459/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ustwillinglessonsfrom25yearsof/id/4312652.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22491459 ministry,call,grace,willingness, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 01 Feb 2026 14:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today our 'what is question' is, 'What is God Like?' We are looking at His attributes. We will use the Bible to answer these questions. We have established its authority and trustworthiness. This book originated from God’s mouth. He gave us the Bible so we could know Him. Man did not research and find God; but rather God revealed Himself through the living word, Jesus, and the written word, the Bible. We will never know everything about God, even in heaven, for we will always be finite, and He will always be infinite. But He has revealed Himself so that we could know Him and bring glory to Him. That is our highest good and where our greatest happiness is found. Let’s get started in seeing what we can understand about what God is like. Today our 'what is question' is, 'What is God Like?' We are looking at His attributes. We will use the Bible to answer these questions. We have established its authority and trustworthiness. This book originated from God’s mouth. He gave us the Bible so we could know Him. Man did not research and find God; but rather God revealed Himself through the living word, Jesus, and the written word, the Bible. We will never know everything about God, even in heaven, for we will always be finite, and He will always be infinite. But He has revealed Himself so that we could know Him and bring glory to Him. That is our highest good and where our greatest happiness is found. Let’s get started in seeing what we can understand about what God is like. Today our 'what is question' is, 'What is God Like?' We are looking at His attributes. We will use the Bible to answer these questions. We have established its authority and trustworthiness. This book originated from God’s mouth. He gave us the Bible s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2480 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22489167/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodlike/id/4310387.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22489167 God,attributes, Series: What Is___? Sun, 25 Jan 2026 17:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn For so many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for proving anything. People are quick to dismiss the Scripture even though It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Disagreeing with it, doesn’t prove it wrong. There were times in history when people said, 'We have no record of that king or that city the Bible refers to', so the Bible is wrong, not accurate history, but archaeology in the 1900s boomed and began to validate everything the Bible said. Last week we looked at the necessity, the biblical mandate for our study in theology. Everything I am going to be teaching in this series has as its source the Bible. So, let’s ask first, 'What is the Bible?' If the Bible is not trustworthy we can’t be sure of anything in theology. I am going to say that the Bible is completely trustworthy and fully sufficient for faith and life because it is incomparable, inspired and inerrant. For so many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for proving anything. People are quick to dismiss the Scripture even though It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Disagreeing with it, doesn’t prove it wrong. There were times in history when people said, 'We have no record of that king or that city the Bible refers to', so the Bible is wrong, not accurate history, but archaeology in the 1900s boomed and began to validate everything the Bible said. Last week we looked at the necessity, the biblical mandate for our study in theology. Everything I am going to be teaching in this series has as its source the Bible. So, let’s ask first, 'What is the Bible?' If the Bible is not trustworthy we can’t be sure of anything in theology. I am going to say that the Bible is completely trustworthy and fully sufficient for faith and life because it is incomparable, inspired and inerrant. For so many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for proving anything. People are quick to dismiss the Scripture even though It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Disagreeing with it, doesn’t … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2319 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22487226/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthebible/id/4308506.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22487226 bible,what is, Scripture: 1 Timothy 3:16-3:17, Series: What Is___? Mon, 19 Jan 2026 02:30:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? Is it something done in the halls of academics, the discussions of people not living in the real world? Last week we learned that the word theology is made up of two words in the Greek: theos and logos. Theos means God and logos means words, content, ideas. So theology is words, contents and ideas about God; and everyone has thoughts on and about God. And those thoughts, right, wrong, vague will shape our view and understanding of God, ourselves, life, relationships, everything. When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? Is it something done in the halls of academics, the discussions of people not living in the real world? Last week we learned that the word theology is made up of two words in the Greek: theos and logos. Theos means God and logos means words, content, ideas. So theology is words, contents and ideas about God; and everyone has thoughts on and about God. And those thoughts, right, wrong, vague will shape our view and understanding of God, ourselves, life, relationships, everything. When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? Is it something done in the halls of academics, the discussions of people not living in the real world? Last week we learned that the word theology is made up of two words in the Greek: theos an… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2333 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22485491/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyweallofusstudytheology/id/4306815.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22485491 theology, Scripture: Hebrews 6:1-6:2, 1 Peter 3:15-3:15, Series: What Is___? Sun, 11 Jan 2026 14:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we begin a long series on theology, on doctrine. I am calling it What is as I will be looking at what the Bible teaches us about what is the Bible, what is God, what is Jesus, what is the Holy Spirit, what is Satan, what are angels, what is the Church, what is salvation, what is eternal security, what is the great commandment and the great commission, what is man, what is sin, what is Israel, what is going to happen when Jesus returns, what is heaven, and more. Today we begin a long series on theology, on doctrine. I am calling it What is as I will be looking at what the Bible teaches us about what is the Bible, what is God, what is Jesus, what is the Holy Spirit, what is Satan, what are angels, what is the Church, what is salvation, what is eternal security, what is the great commandment and the great commission, what is man, what is sin, what is Israel, what is going to happen when Jesus returns, what is heaven, and more. Today we begin a long series on theology, on doctrine. I am calling it What is as I will be looking at what the Bible teaches us about what is the Bible, what is God, what is Jesus, what is the Holy Spirit, what is Satan, what are angels, what is the C… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2630 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22483152/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thestateoftheologyinamerica/id/4304507.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22483152 what is, Scripture: John 16:13-16:13, 2 Corinthians 10:5-10:5, Series: What Is___? Sun, 04 Jan 2026 17:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are starting off our 21 Days of Prayer today. Dr. Hahn shares about our vision and prayer needs, and leads us in the Lord's Supper. The full service is available in our app and online. We are starting off our 21 Days of Prayer today. Dr. Hahn shares about our vision and prayer needs, and leads us in the Lord's Supper. The full service is available in our app and online. We are starting off our 21 Days of Prayer today. Dr. Hahn shares about our vision and prayer needs, and leads us in the Lord's Supper. The full service is available in our app and online.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1335 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22480924/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_21daysofprayerkickoff/id/4302360.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22480924 21,days,prayer,vision, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 28 Dec 2025 20:38:21 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West I believe that the tradition of New Year’s resolutions has, at its foundation, a good cause. A new year means a fresh start. And boy, do we need fresh starts sometimes. What does the Lord really want from you? Is it Worship? Sacrifice? Offerings? Turn with me in your Bibles, to the Old Testament book of Micah. (about 30-40 pages from the end of the OT). We will begin reading in chapter 6: 6-8. I believe that the tradition of New Year’s resolutions has, at its foundation, a good cause. A new year means a fresh start. And boy, do we need fresh starts sometimes. What does the Lord really want from you? Is it Worship? Sacrifice? Offerings? Turn with me in your Bibles, to the Old Testament book of Micah. (about 30-40 pages from the end of the OT). We will begin reading in chapter 6: 6-8. I believe that the tradition of New Year’s resolutions has, at its foundation, a good cause. A new year means a fresh start. And boy, do we need fresh starts sometimes. What does the Lord really want from you? Is it Worship? Sacrifice? Offerings? Tur… Rev. Ronnie West 2522 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22478515/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatsgoingonforthenewyear2026i/id/4299941.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22478515 new,year,resolution,worship,sacrifice,offering, Scripture: Micah 6:6-6:8, Series: Life Is Better Connected Thu, 25 Dec 2025 02:57:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Who is that baby in the manger? Who is that that baby born of a virgin? Who is that baby for whom 10,000 times 10,000 angels would fill the sky to sing and worship? Who is this baby for whom the blue-collar workers would come running? Who is this baby for whom the intellects and the elite would come and bow down. Who is this baby for whom the government would tremble? Who is this baby that would be called the Son of God? Oh, He's Jesus. He's God's gift for you. God's perfect gift for you. All that He is, all that is in Him is God's gift for you. Who is that baby in the manger? Who is that that baby born of a virgin? Who is that baby for whom 10,000 times 10,000 angels would fill the sky to sing and worship? Who is this baby for whom the blue-collar workers would come running? Who is this baby for whom the intellects and the elite would come and bow down. Who is this baby for whom the government would tremble? Who is this baby that would be called the Son of God? Oh, He's Jesus. He's God's gift for you. God's perfect gift for you. All that He is, all that is in Him is God's gift for you. Who is that baby in the manger? Who is that that baby born of a virgin? Who is that baby for whom 10,000 times 10,000 angels would fill the sky to sing and worship? Who is this baby for whom the blue-collar workers would come running? Who is this baby … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 857 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22477155/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theperfectgift/id/4298622.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22477155 gift,baby,perfect, Series: Advent: Preparing for Christmas Sun, 21 Dec 2025 14:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here we are, the 4th Sunday of Advent. Christmas just 4 days away. It’s been a good month of preparing to celebrate the first advent of our Lord and in that being more prepared for the second Advent of our Lord because Jesus is coming back. We have a certain hope in that and we feed that hope, prepare to celebrate it by daily being in God’s word. We are recipients of peace, and we prepare for Christmas by being people of peace, sharing it, living it. And we have talked about preparing a joy that is in obeying God rather than ourselves, to find joy in what our Savior found joy. And today we come to the fourth word of Advent, love. What does love mean, what does it do? Here we are, the 4th Sunday of Advent. Christmas just 4 days away. It’s been a good month of preparing to celebrate the first advent of our Lord and in that being more prepared for the second Advent of our Lord because Jesus is coming back. We have a certain hope in that and we feed that hope, prepare to celebrate it by daily being in God’s word. We are recipients of peace, and we prepare for Christmas by being people of peace, sharing it, living it. And we have talked about preparing a joy that is in obeying God rather than ourselves, to find joy in what our Savior found joy. And today we come to the fourth word of Advent, love. What does love mean, what does it do? Here we are, the 4th Sunday of Advent. Christmas just 4 days away. It’s been a good month of preparing to celebrate the first advent of our Lord and in that being more prepared for the second Advent of our Lord because Jesus is coming back. We have a c… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2103 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22476445/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_love/id/4297949.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22476445 advent,love,Christmas, Scripture: John 15:13-15:13, Romans 5:8-5:8, 1 John 4:10-4:11, 1 John 4:17-4:17, Series: Advent: Preparing for Christmas Sun, 14 Dec 2025 15:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The biggest impact of celebrating the first coming of Jesus should be our readiness for His Second Coming. Have you ever thought of Christmas that way? We’ve looked at hope and said we need to encourage that sure hope with reading our Bible daily. We have looked at peace and said we need to be a people always working at peace as that is a purpose of Christmas. And today we look at joy. Hope, peace, joy are words that adorn our Christmas cards, Christmas songs, and Christmas messages. Important words we can give little thought to. God has for us in Christmas a deeper joy, an eternal joy, but it is maybe a joy that requires the biggest course correction in our lives. Christmas is Jesus coming to this world and showing us life. In Him we learn what joy is. The biggest impact of celebrating the first coming of Jesus should be our readiness for His Second Coming. Have you ever thought of Christmas that way? We’ve looked at hope and said we need to encourage that sure hope with reading our Bible daily. We have looked at peace and said we need to be a people always working at peace as that is a purpose of Christmas. And today we look at joy. Hope, peace, joy are words that adorn our Christmas cards, Christmas songs, and Christmas messages. Important words we can give little thought to. God has for us in Christmas a deeper joy, an eternal joy, but it is maybe a joy that requires the biggest course correction in our lives. Christmas is Jesus coming to this world and showing us life. In Him we learn what joy is. The biggest impact of celebrating the first coming of Jesus should be our readiness for His Second Coming. Have you ever thought of Christmas that way? We’ve looked at hope and said we need to encourage that sure hope with reading our Bible daily. We h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2085 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22474218/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_oy/id/4295768.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22474218 joy,Christmas, Scripture: John 15:10-15:11, Hebrews 12:1-12:2, Series: Advent: Preparing for Christmas Sun, 07 Dec 2025 17:02:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we learned that Advent has been around for over 1500 years and most of that time the focus of Advent, of preparing for Christmas was repentance and fasting. We’re thinking about preparing for Christmas in a way that God says, 'You’re prepared', and that is a place of great richness, strength, and joy. Last week we looked at hope in the sermon and then the devotional took you to 5 more places to think on hope and then a day 6 and 7 to repenting and fasting. Today we look at peace in our sermon, and the devotional will take us to 5 more days of thoughts on peace, and then repentance and fasting. So, there is a rhythm. Last week we learned that Advent has been around for over 1500 years and most of that time the focus of Advent, of preparing for Christmas was repentance and fasting. We’re thinking about preparing for Christmas in a way that God says, 'You’re prepared', and that is a place of great richness, strength, and joy. Last week we looked at hope in the sermon and then the devotional took you to 5 more places to think on hope and then a day 6 and 7 to repenting and fasting. Today we look at peace in our sermon, and the devotional will take us to 5 more days of thoughts on peace, and then repentance and fasting. So, there is a rhythm. Last week we learned that Advent has been around for over 1500 years and most of that time the focus of Advent, of preparing for Christmas was repentance and fasting. We’re thinking about preparing for Christmas in a way that God says, 'You’re prepared… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2068 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22472136/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_peace/id/4293703.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22472136 peace,advent, Scripture: Luke 1:79-1:79, Romans 5:1-5:1, Romans 5:8-5:10, Series: Advent: Preparing for Christmas Sun, 30 Nov 2025 14:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Are you ready for Christmas? We ask each other about our readiness for lots of things: vacation, a new job, start of school; but that all pales in comparison to how we inquire of each other’s readiness for Christmas. We ask strangers if they are ready for Christmas! What are we asking about? Cooking and shopping, maybe travel plans, or parties to prepare. Church! Don’t forget that Christmas Eve service. With the time, money and energy we give to preparing, seems appropriate to ask, 'Does God think we are prepared?' Are you ready for Christmas? We ask each other about our readiness for lots of things: vacation, a new job, start of school; but that all pales in comparison to how we inquire of each other’s readiness for Christmas. We ask strangers if they are ready for Christmas! What are we asking about? Cooking and shopping, maybe travel plans, or parties to prepare. Church! Don’t forget that Christmas Eve service. With the time, money and energy we give to preparing, seems appropriate to ask, 'Does God think we are prepared?' Are you ready for Christmas? We ask each other about our readiness for lots of things: vacation, a new job, start of school; but that all pales in comparison to how we inquire of each other’s readiness for Christmas. We ask strangers if they are ready … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2261 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22469860/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hope/id/4291518.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22469860 advent,Christmas,prepared, Scripture: Romans 15:4-15:4, 2 Peter 3:8-3:9, Series: Advent: Preparing for Christmas Mon, 24 Nov 2025 00:12:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we have taken time to think about God’s good in our lives, there is no greater good than the gift of His Son, a gift He gave because He loved. Not because we were owed. Not because we were pretty good at heart. Not even because we had asked. He sent His Son as gift because He loved. And it was Jesus’ love for His Father, His love for You and me that brought Him to the cross. As we have taken time to think about God’s good in our lives, there is no greater good than the gift of His Son, a gift He gave because He loved. Not because we were owed. Not because we were pretty good at heart. Not even because we had asked. He sent His Son as gift because He loved. And it was Jesus’ love for His Father, His love for You and me that brought Him to the cross. As we have taken time to think about God’s good in our lives, there is no greater good than the gift of His Son, a gift He gave because He loved. Not because we were owed. Not because we were pretty good at heart. Not even because we had asked. He sent… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1039 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22467619/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thanksgiving/id/4289389.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22467619 thanksgiving,live,gift, Scripture: Psalms 103:1-103:2, Luke 22:14-22:20, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 16 Nov 2025 16:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn And here we are at the end of another sermon series, Truths That Kill. We have looked at 3, today will make 4, statements used repeatedly by Christians, by the Church, and by the world that are true statements. But statements that have gained a life of their own apart from the context in which they are true and in that they have become destructive. Today we come to all sin is the same. We will look at the truth, the context, and the problem. And here we are at the end of another sermon series, Truths That Kill. We have looked at 3, today will make 4, statements used repeatedly by Christians, by the Church, and by the world that are true statements. But statements that have gained a life of their own apart from the context in which they are true and in that they have become destructive. Today we come to all sin is the same. We will look at the truth, the context, and the problem. And here we are at the end of another sermon series, Truths That Kill. We have looked at 3, today will make 4, statements used repeatedly by Christians, by the Church, and by the world that are true statements. But statements that have gained a life of… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2391 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22465637/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_allsinisthesame/id/4287458.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22465637 sin,same,truth, Series: Truths that Kill Sun, 09 Nov 2025 17:33:00 +0000 Bennett Holmes Join us for our Youth Sunday sermon. Join us for our Youth Sunday sermon. Join us for our Youth Sunday sermon.… Bennett Holmes 1979 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22463338/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2025surrenderingtot/id/4285222.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22463338 youth,sunday,surrender, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 02 Nov 2025 18:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue our series on Truths That Kill, and it is not the truths that kill, but the misapplication, misunderstanding, loss of context of truths that can be so destructive to faith and the Church. Today we look at a statement at the very heart of knowing God, of being saved: 'Just say this prayer'. As before we’ll look at the truth, the context, and the problem. We continue our series on Truths That Kill, and it is not the truths that kill, but the misapplication, misunderstanding, loss of context of truths that can be so destructive to faith and the Church. Today we look at a statement at the very heart of knowing God, of being saved: 'Just say this prayer'. As before we’ll look at the truth, the context, and the problem. We continue our series on Truths That Kill, and it is not the truths that kill, but the misapplication, misunderstanding, loss of context of truths that can be so destructive to faith and the Church. Today we look at a statement at the very heart of k… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2113 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22461095/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ustsaythisprayer/id/4283028.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22461095 say,prayer, Series: Truths that Kill Mon, 27 Oct 2025 01:12:13 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Truths That Kill is the more grabbing title, but as I explained last week it is the application of truths outside their context that can be destructive to our Christian life and the Church. We are looking at four ideas that are true but have some bad application. Last week we looked at 'You don’t have to go to church to be saved'. True, but you do need to go to church to be in a thriving relationship with the One who saved you. Today we are looking at 'Jesus just wants us to love'. Like last week, we’ll look at the truth, the context, and the problem. Truths That Kill is the more grabbing title, but as I explained last week it is the application of truths outside their context that can be destructive to our Christian life and the Church. We are looking at four ideas that are true but have some bad application. Last week we looked at 'You don’t have to go to church to be saved'. True, but you do need to go to church to be in a thriving relationship with the One who saved you. Today we are looking at 'Jesus just wants us to love'. Like last week, we’ll look at the truth, the context, and the problem. Truths That Kill is the more grabbing title, but as I explained last week it is the application of truths outside their context that can be destructive to our Christian life and the Church. We are looking at four ideas that are true but have some bad a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1714 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22458490/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusustwantsustolove/id/4280458.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22458490 truth,love, Scripture: John 8:3-8:11, John 13:35-13:35, Series: Truths that Kill Sun, 19 Oct 2025 13:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Truths That Kill. My own title of this series scares me. I would refer to a lot of what we will talk about as elementary ideas, simple truths that have gone horribly wrong. Now to be clear, I am not talking about biblical truth. Biblical truth, God’s truth is life and life eternal! In all things we need God’s truth. At different times the Church has addressed certain conditions, ways of thinking among people in the world or people in the church and we come up with these sayings that are true, in that context. But out of that context, these statements have gained a life of their own and have become destructive to the Christian life and Church. Truths That Kill. My own title of this series scares me. I would refer to a lot of what we will talk about as elementary ideas, simple truths that have gone horribly wrong. Now to be clear, I am not talking about biblical truth. Biblical truth, God’s truth is life and life eternal! In all things we need God’s truth. At different times the Church has addressed certain conditions, ways of thinking among people in the world or people in the church and we come up with these sayings that are true, in that context. But out of that context, these statements have gained a life of their own and have become destructive to the Christian life and Church. Truths That Kill. My own title of this series scares me. I would refer to a lot of what we will talk about as elementary ideas, simple truths that have gone horribly wrong. Now to be clear, I am not talking about biblical truth. Biblical truth, God’s … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2440 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22456098/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_truthsthatkillyoudonthavetogot/id/4278132.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22456098 truths,kill,life,sayings, Series: Truths that Kill Sun, 12 Oct 2025 13:37:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Kids pick up more from us than we realize. They’re always watching. But what do we want them to catch? A love for Jesus. Catching alone isn’t enough. If all we do is live it without ever teaching it, our kids may copy our habits but miss the heart behind them. Scripture calls us to do both: faith is both caught and taught. Kids pick up more from us than we realize. They’re always watching. But what do we want them to catch? A love for Jesus. Catching alone isn’t enough. If all we do is live it without ever teaching it, our kids may copy our habits but miss the heart behind them. Scripture calls us to do both: faith is both caught and taught. Kids pick up more from us than we realize. They’re always watching. But what do we want them to catch? A love for Jesus. Catching alone isn’t enough. If all we do is live it without ever teaching it, our kids may copy our habits but miss the heart beh… Rev. Jerry Witte 1950 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22453726/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithathomegodsdesignforparent/id/4275785.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22453726 faith,family,home, Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4-6:9, Series: Life Is Better Connected Mon, 06 Oct 2025 02:53:43 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne Pastor Shay Osborne explains how every believer has both box ministries (within the church) and circle ministries (their personal circles of influence where they live, work, and play). Using John 1 as a model, he shows how ordinary people—like Andrew bringing Peter to Jesus—can impact lives by simply sharing faith within their circles. We are challenged to move from the sidelines into the game, living out the mission daily. Pastor Shay Osborne explains how every believer has both box ministries (within the church) and circle ministries (their personal circles of influence where they live, work, and play). Using John 1 as a model, he shows how ordinary people—like Andrew bringing Peter to Jesus—can impact lives by simply sharing faith within their circles. We are challenged to move from the sidelines into the game, living out the mission daily. Pastor Shay Osborne explains how every believer has both box ministries (within the church) and circle ministries (their personal circles of influence where they live, work, and play). Using John 1 as a model, he shows how ordinary people—like Andrew b… Rev. Shay Osborne 2766 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22451258/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_helpingyourcircleknowandfollow/id/4273357.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22451258 ordinary,share, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Sep 2025 15:30:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here we are, the end. We have been studying Psalms since March 9th. I did two messages just introducing the Psalms. I took 3 messages to walk through Psalm 22 as we prepared for Easter. So that’s 5 messages and 24 other Psalms beyond that including today, Psalm 119, the longest Psalm, the longest chapter in the Bible, and it is a Psalm on the Bible. Psalm 119 is about your relationship, my relationship with this book we call the Bible. Here we are, the end. We have been studying Psalms since March 9th. I did two messages just introducing the Psalms. I took 3 messages to walk through Psalm 22 as we prepared for Easter. So that’s 5 messages and 24 other Psalms beyond that including today, Psalm 119, the longest Psalm, the longest chapter in the Bible, and it is a Psalm on the Bible. Psalm 119 is about your relationship, my relationship with this book we call the Bible. Here we are, the end. We have been studying Psalms since March 9th. I did two messages just introducing the Psalms. I took 3 messages to walk through Psalm 22 as we prepared for Easter. So that’s 5 messages and 24 other Psalms beyond that including tod… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2824 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22449133/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_myrelationshipwiththebible/id/4271303.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22449133 longest,relationship, Scripture: Psalms 119:1-119:176, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 21 Sep 2025 13:41:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Two of the most well-known stories in the Bible involve David. They are stories of David and. David and Goliath, David and Bathsheba. In David and Goliath, we see how great it is, how great it can be when we live for God and His glory. In David and Bathsheba, we learn that even when we are living for God and His glory, we’re not above, we’re not immune to doing great wrong. Our study in the Psalms today brings us to Psalm 51. There is much to study in Psalm 51 and that includes much to study in the historical moment that produced Psalm 51. That moment can be found in 2 Samuel 11-12. Two of the most well-known stories in the Bible involve David. They are stories of David and. David and Goliath, David and Bathsheba. In David and Goliath, we see how great it is, how great it can be when we live for God and His glory. In David and Bathsheba, we learn that even when we are living for God and His glory, we’re not above, we’re not immune to doing great wrong. Our study in the Psalms today brings us to Psalm 51. There is much to study in Psalm 51 and that includes much to study in the historical moment that produced Psalm 51. That moment can be found in 2 Samuel 11-12. Two of the most well-known stories in the Bible involve David. They are stories of David and. David and Goliath, David and Bathsheba. In David and Goliath, we see how great it is, how great it can be when we live for God and His glory. In David and Bat… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2676 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22446780/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sinconsequencesconfessionandgo/id/4269004.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22446780 David,Goliath,Bathsheba, Scripture: Psalms 51:1-51:19, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Mon, 15 Sep 2025 03:27:43 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The title of my message today is “How would you describe church?” There are more than a few words: God, worship, family, beliefs, praise, preaching, casseroles. Another set of words: boring, preachy, judgmental, money, casseroles. Regardless of the words we use, we might want to be thinking about the words God wants to use. If we are going to have church, His words ought to build the program. Turn with me today to Psalm 100 where we find those words. The title of my message today is “How would you describe church?” There are more than a few words: God, worship, family, beliefs, praise, preaching, casseroles. Another set of words: boring, preachy, judgmental, money, casseroles. Regardless of the words we use, we might want to be thinking about the words God wants to use. If we are going to have church, His words ought to build the program. Turn with me today to Psalm 100 where we find those words. The title of my message today is “How would you describe church?” There are more than a few words: God, worship, family, beliefs, praise, preaching, casseroles. Another set of words: boring, preachy, judgmental, money, casseroles. Regardless of the wor… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2271 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22444349/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howwouldyoudescribechurch/id/4266614.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22444349 church,describe, Scripture: Psalms 100:1-100:5, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Mon, 08 Sep 2025 03:44:24 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Israel forgot who God is. The Church, our church can do the same. All we give God came from Him. Do we give God money? It is all His. Do we give God our life? He is the Creator, the Sustainer, the Redeemer and the Judge of our life. Do we give Him our time? You woke up today because He deemed it so. We give God nothing that does not come first from Him. If we don’t grasp this, or we forget it, we don’t appreciate how greatly we are loved, and how He has shown that. We possibly act like God owes us. Israel forgot who God is. The Church, our church can do the same. All we give God came from Him. Do we give God money? It is all His. Do we give God our life? He is the Creator, the Sustainer, the Redeemer and the Judge of our life. Do we give Him our time? You woke up today because He deemed it so. We give God nothing that does not come first from Him. If we don’t grasp this, or we forget it, we don’t appreciate how greatly we are loved, and how He has shown that. We possibly act like God owes us. Israel forgot who God is. The Church, our church can do the same. All we give God came from Him. Do we give God money? It is all His. Do we give God our life? He is the Creator, the Sustainer, the Redeemer and the Judge of our life. Do we give Him our … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2085 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22442069/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godknows/id/4264374.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22442069 forget,loved, Scripture: Psalms 50:1-50:23, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 31 Aug 2025 13:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Job 42:2, Psalm 115:3, Luke 1:37 and a lot of other passages teach us that God can do whatever He wants. Nothing is impossible for Him. He has all power, all authority. No one, nothing can stop Him. That means God could make us obey Him, make us believe, make us worshippers who sing His praises. And He wouldn’t have to sweat to make it happen. He’d be entirely successful, and the world better for it. But He doesn’t. He doesn’t make us obey, believe, worship. There are consequences for not, but He does not make us. He invites us. He invites us to do these things and experience how good He is when we do. We continue our study of the Psalms and that bring us to Psalm 34, an invitation. Job 42:2, Psalm 115:3, Luke 1:37 and a lot of other passages teach us that God can do whatever He wants. Nothing is impossible for Him. He has all power, all authority. No one, nothing can stop Him. That means God could make us obey Him, make us believe, make us worshippers who sing His praises. And He wouldn’t have to sweat to make it happen. He’d be entirely successful, and the world better for it. But He doesn’t. He doesn’t make us obey, believe, worship. There are consequences for not, but He does not make us. He invites us. He invites us to do these things and experience how good He is when we do. We continue our study of the Psalms and that bring us to Psalm 34, an invitation. Job 42:2, Psalm 115:3, Luke 1:37 and a lot of other passages teach us that God can do whatever He wants. Nothing is impossible for Him. He has all power, all authority. No one, nothing can stop Him. That means God could make us obey Him, make us believ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2170 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22440103/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youvebeeninvited/id/4262444.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22440103 invited,authority, Scripture: Psalms 34:1-34:22, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 24 Aug 2025 16:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn From Genesis 1-2 we learn we were created for the presence of God. Therein is our joy, purpose, life. There is not something else. There is not a second and a third thing. To be in and enjoy a right relationship with God is life and life eternal. But Genesis 3, we sinned. Sin makes us entirely not like God and His presence, His heaven. It makes us a life in rebellion. Sin is not just rules we broke, but nature of unholy rebellion. How can the very unholy come into the Holy? When you hear David say, 'Lord,' don’t hear a title or a salutation. Hear a cry from the depths of his soul. Who, my Lord, can dwell with you? Who can enjoy intimacy with their Creator? And then we get an answer, ten actually. Ten answers, character qualities, actions that answer who can live with God. From Genesis 1-2 we learn we were created for the presence of God. Therein is our joy, purpose, life. There is not something else. There is not a second and a third thing. To be in and enjoy a right relationship with God is life and life eternal. But Genesis 3, we sinned. Sin makes us entirely not like God and His presence, His heaven. It makes us a life in rebellion. Sin is not just rules we broke, but nature of unholy rebellion. How can the very unholy come into the Holy? When you hear David say, 'Lord,' don’t hear a title or a salutation. Hear a cry from the depths of his soul. Who, my Lord, can dwell with you? Who can enjoy intimacy with their Creator? And then we get an answer, ten actually. Ten answers, character qualities, actions that answer who can live with God. From Genesis 1-2 we learn we were created for the presence of God. Therein is our joy, purpose, life. There is not something else. There is not a second and a third thing. To be in and enjoy a right relationship with God is life and life eternal. But G… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2234 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22437674/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_accesstotheholyofholies/id/4260128.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22437674 holy,dwell,intimacy, Scripture: Psalms 15:1-15:5, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 17 Aug 2025 16:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue our study in the Psalms with Psalm 37, a wisdom Psalm. Psalm 37 reads like a chapter in Proverbs, a series of short, direct, practical statements on how to live life. They are right and they work. Every one of us needs to hear what God has for us in Psalm 37. Today we continue our study in the Psalms with Psalm 37, a wisdom Psalm. Psalm 37 reads like a chapter in Proverbs, a series of short, direct, practical statements on how to live life. They are right and they work. Every one of us needs to hear what God has for us in Psalm 37. Today we continue our study in the Psalms with Psalm 37, a wisdom Psalm. Psalm 37 reads like a chapter in Proverbs, a series of short, direct, practical statements on how to live life. They are right and they work. Every one of us needs to hear what Go… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2368 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22435324/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareyoulookingat/id/4257827.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22435324 wisdom,practical, Scripture: Psalms 37:1-37:40, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 10 Aug 2025 16:28:00 +0000 Rev. Jordan West Jesus is the victorious King and eternal Priest who reigns over all creation and intercedes for His people. He has conquered every enemy, including death, and now draws us near to God as our perfect High Priest. Jesus is the victorious King and eternal Priest who reigns over all creation and intercedes for His people. He has conquered every enemy, including death, and now draws us near to God as our perfect High Priest. Jesus is the victorious King and eternal Priest who reigns over all creation and intercedes for His people. He has conquered every enemy, including death, and now draws us near to God as our perfect High Priest.… Rev. Jordan West 2039 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22432960/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusthepriestking/id/4255539.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22432960 victorious,King,Priest, Scripture: Psalms 110:1-110:7, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 03 Aug 2025 04:34:00 +0000 Rev. Jordan West Psalm 111 calls us to worship God with our whole hearts. Through reflecting deeply on His works and character, we grow in knowledge and reverent fear of the Lord, and we are formed into the people He designed us to be. Psalm 111 calls us to worship God with our whole hearts. Through reflecting deeply on His works and character, we grow in knowledge and reverent fear of the Lord, and we are formed into the people He designed us to be. Psalm 111 calls us to worship God with our whole hearts. Through reflecting deeply on His works and character, we grow in knowledge and reverent fear of the Lord, and we are formed into the people He designed us to be.… Rev. Jordan West 2319 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22430538/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wholeheartedworshipalifeformed/id/4253156.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22430538 worship, Scripture: Psalms 111:1-111:10, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 27 Jul 2025 13:15:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson While the Israelites were in exile in Babylon, they were encouraged to depend on the Lord. As Babylon was defeated and the Israelites were allowed to return to their homeland, the Lord encouraged them to depend on Him. Just like the Israelites, we are spiritual exiles living in a world that is not our home. But in God's infinite wisdom, He has us here is a sinful world for a reason. While we are here, we are called to build, trust, and pray, not a physical house, but a spiritual house with it's foundation on Jesus Christ. We have to trust the Lord and depend on God. While the Israelites were in exile in Babylon, they were encouraged to depend on the Lord. As Babylon was defeated and the Israelites were allowed to return to their homeland, the Lord encouraged them to depend on Him. Just like the Israelites, we are spiritual exiles living in a world that is not our home. But in God's infinite wisdom, He has us here is a sinful world for a reason. While we are here, we are called to build, trust, and pray, not a physical house, but a spiritual house with it's foundation on Jesus Christ. We have to trust the Lord and depend on God. While the Israelites were in exile in Babylon, they were encouraged to depend on the Lord. As Babylon was defeated and the Israelites were allowed to return to their homeland, the Lord encouraged them to depend on Him. Just like the Israelites, we ar… Rev. Rico Patterson 2341 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22428336/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wecandependongod/id/4251028.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22428336 trust,depend, Scripture: Psalms 127:1-127:5, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 20 Jul 2025 13:50:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Psalm 19 is about your Bible. A more accurate description would be to say that it is about the revelation of God. The first line of this book tells me there is a God. Common sense tells me there is a God. My soul tells me there is a God. Nothing I just said it unique to me, but common for the human experience. But who is this God? Has He spoken? Has He revealed Himself? Can I know Him? Psalm 19 says, yes, yes, and yes. It presents two kinds of revelation. Verses 1-6 show us general revelation and 7-14, special revelation. Psalm 19 is about your Bible. A more accurate description would be to say that it is about the revelation of God. The first line of this book tells me there is a God. Common sense tells me there is a God. My soul tells me there is a God. Nothing I just said it unique to me, but common for the human experience. But who is this God? Has He spoken? Has He revealed Himself? Can I know Him? Psalm 19 says, yes, yes, and yes. It presents two kinds of revelation. Verses 1-6 show us general revelation and 7-14, special revelation. Psalm 19 is about your Bible. A more accurate description would be to say that it is about the revelation of God. The first line of this book tells me there is a God. Common sense tells me there is a God. My soul tells me there is a God. Nothing I just… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2673 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22425807/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwevebeengiven/id/4248583.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22425807 Bible,revelation, Scripture: Psalms 19:1-19:14, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 13 Jul 2025 15:40:00 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne Death and deliverance are the themes of Psalm 116. Crying out to God, the writer is delivered from death. As a result of his healing, he has a new spiritual life of worship and witness. This Psalm gives us much insight on how we too can persevere and stay faithful even in the hardest of times. What do we need to practice today so that we are ready when the hard times come? Death and deliverance are the themes of Psalm 116. Crying out to God, the writer is delivered from death. As a result of his healing, he has a new spiritual life of worship and witness. This Psalm gives us much insight on how we too can persevere and stay faithful even in the hardest of times. What do we need to practice today so that we are ready when the hard times come? Death and deliverance are the themes of Psalm 116. Crying out to God, the writer is delivered from death. As a result of his healing, he has a new spiritual life of worship and witness. This Psalm gives us much insight on how we too can persevere and s… Rev. Shay Osborne 2073 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22423773/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_perseveringremainingfaithfulwh/id/4246701.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22423773 death,deliverance,healing, Scripture: Psalms 116:1-116:19, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 06 Jul 2025 15:17:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson This week’s message highlights the glory of God as revealed through creation, humanity, and Jesus Christ. Psalm 8 reminds us that even in our weakness, God hears our cries and establishes His strength through our dependence on Him. The vastness of the universe reflects His majesty, and yet He has crowned humanity with honor and purpose. Most powerfully, God's glory is displayed through Christ, who humbled Himself to save us and restore our place in His creation. In every season, we are called to look up, trust fully in Him, and give God all the glory. This week’s message highlights the glory of God as revealed through creation, humanity, and Jesus Christ. Psalm 8 reminds us that even in our weakness, God hears our cries and establishes His strength through our dependence on Him. The vastness of the universe reflects His majesty, and yet He has crowned humanity with honor and purpose. Most powerfully, God's glory is displayed through Christ, who humbled Himself to save us and restore our place in His creation. In every season, we are called to look up, trust fully in Him, and give God all the glory. This week’s message highlights the glory of God as revealed through creation, humanity, and Jesus Christ. Psalm 8 reminds us that even in our weakness, God hears our cries and establishes His strength through our dependence on Him. The vastness of the … Rev. Rico Patterson 2651 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22421547/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_togodbetheglory/id/4244506.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22421547 weakness,humanitydependence, Scripture: Psalms 8:1-8:9, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 29 Jun 2025 15:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We live in profound confusion and chaos on things there should be no confusion and chaos. How did that happen? Turn with me today to Psalm 9 and 10. 9 and 10 are two distinct Psalms that some believe may have been one psalm at one time because the language is so similar, and a flow between the two. Each also has its own distinct message. Psalm 9 directing us to see and enjoy, praise the goodness of God. Psalm 10 reminds us justice will come. We live in profound confusion and chaos on things there should be no confusion and chaos. How did that happen? Turn with me today to Psalm 9 and 10. 9 and 10 are two distinct Psalms that some believe may have been one psalm at one time because the language is so similar, and a flow between the two. Each also has its own distinct message. Psalm 9 directing us to see and enjoy, praise the goodness of God. Psalm 10 reminds us justice will come. We live in profound confusion and chaos on things there should be no confusion and chaos. How did that happen? Turn with me today to Psalm 9 and 10. 9 and 10 are two distinct Psalms that some believe may have been one psalm at one time because the lang… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2094 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22419194/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wheregoodisfound/id/4242202.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22419194 confusion,chaos, Scripture: Psalms 9:1-9:20, Psalms 10:1-10:18, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 22 Jun 2025 13:14:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I mentioned back at the start of this series that Psalm 139 is my favorite Psalm. It is the first piece of Scripture I remember being taught, I remember learning and thinking about. My mom and dad adopted me, and my mom used this passage when I was 4-5 years old to explain that God made me and God placed me in a special way into their family. What a blessing for me to be here preaching on it 60 years later. Here are The Heights we encourage with our Bible reading plan to ask the questions as you read: what does this passage teach me about God, what does it teach me about humanity or myself, and what do I need to do considering what I’ve read. The answer to those questions in Psalm 139 is a lot! In Psalm 139 we get to know a lot about God, and it seems David thought this was the best way to get to know ourselves. You best know you by knowing the God who made you. I mentioned back at the start of this series that Psalm 139 is my favorite Psalm. It is the first piece of Scripture I remember being taught, I remember learning and thinking about. My mom and dad adopted me, and my mom used this passage when I was 4-5 years old to explain that God made me and God placed me in a special way into their family. What a blessing for me to be here preaching on it 60 years later. Here are The Heights we encourage with our Bible reading plan to ask the questions as you read: what does this passage teach me about God, what does it teach me about humanity or myself, and what do I need to do considering what I’ve read. The answer to those questions in Psalm 139 is a lot! In Psalm 139 we get to know a lot about God, and it seems David thought this was the best way to get to know ourselves. You best know you by knowing the God who made you. I mentioned back at the start of this series that Psalm 139 is my favorite Psalm. It is the first piece of Scripture I remember being taught, I remember learning and thinking about. My mom and dad adopted me, and my mom used this passage when I was 4-5… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2332 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22416767/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whattodowiththisknowledge/id/4239823.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22416767 knowledge,God,ourselves, Scripture: Psalms 139:1-139:24, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 15 Jun 2025 15:48:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn On this Father’s Day, I am so blessed to be able to say once again, Happy Father’s Day to my dad. How would I describe my dad? I am very proud of my dad. I have 3-4 men who really shaped my life, influenced who I am and how I live. My dad is not only one of those, but the only one who has been there the whole trip. I would describe him this way: Always there. Always help. And that is not just about what he was for me as a kid, but what he has been for me throughout my life. Always there. Always help. And I am going to describe God that way in just a moment, so that puts into perspective how much I think of my dad. Now my dad is not God, but he did make it easy for me to think of God in heaven as Jesus said, my Father. On this Father’s Day, I am so blessed to be able to say once again, Happy Father’s Day to my dad. How would I describe my dad? I am very proud of my dad. I have 3-4 men who really shaped my life, influenced who I am and how I live. My dad is not only one of those, but the only one who has been there the whole trip. I would describe him this way: Always there. Always help. And that is not just about what he was for me as a kid, but what he has been for me throughout my life. Always there. Always help. And I am going to describe God that way in just a moment, so that puts into perspective how much I think of my dad. Now my dad is not God, but he did make it easy for me to think of God in heaven as Jesus said, my Father. On this Father’s Day, I am so blessed to be able to say once again, Happy Father’s Day to my dad. How would I describe my dad? I am very proud of my dad. I have 3-4 men who really shaped my life, influenced who I am and how I live. My dad is not only o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2196 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22412984/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alwaystherealwayshelp/id/4236198.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22412984 father,dad,men, Scripture: Psalms 121:1-121:8, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 08 Jun 2025 15:36:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Behind the scenes of my life and your life is a vast backdrop that is God. Here are my scenes being played out in this area, and your scenes playing out over here. Then another scene from someone else is going on in that arena and another is taking place over there. Sometimes they overlap for a time, but as each one plays out there is the reality of pessimism and hopelessness, but for the panorama of God that is going on behind and within our scenes. In God we see and experience an unobstructed view in all directions. God is everywhere! Moses understood the panorama of God in the process. You see, this psalm is not about Moses nor about life’s circumstances. This psalm is about God! So that is where Moses begins. Behind the scenes of my life and your life is a vast backdrop that is God. Here are my scenes being played out in this area, and your scenes playing out over here. Then another scene from someone else is going on in that arena and another is taking place over there. Sometimes they overlap for a time, but as each one plays out there is the reality of pessimism and hopelessness, but for the panorama of God that is going on behind and within our scenes. In God we see and experience an unobstructed view in all directions. God is everywhere! Moses understood the panorama of God in the process. You see, this psalm is not about Moses nor about life’s circumstances. This psalm is about God! So that is where Moses begins. Behind the scenes of my life and your life is a vast backdrop that is God. Here are my scenes being played out in this area, and your scenes playing out over here. Then another scene from someone else is going on in that arena and another is taking pl… Rev. Mike Osborne 2503 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22410402/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godisgreatgodisgood/id/4233626.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22410402 life,circumstances,God, Scripture: Psalms 90:1-90:17, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 01 Jun 2025 15:40:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You do good, you get good. You do bad, you get bad. It is a rule. It works. It is right and fair. We count on it. It is how we, people of faith, understand God and life. It is very much a part of why we do what we do. We believe God to be just and fair, and so a just and fair God is going bless good and punish bad. And it is a bit of a crisis when the rule doesn’t work. Look with me at Psalm 73. You do good, you get good. You do bad, you get bad. It is a rule. It works. It is right and fair. We count on it. It is how we, people of faith, understand God and life. It is very much a part of why we do what we do. We believe God to be just and fair, and so a just and fair God is going bless good and punish bad. And it is a bit of a crisis when the rule doesn’t work. Look with me at Psalm 73. You do good, you get good. You do bad, you get bad. It is a rule. It works. It is right and fair. We count on it. It is how we, people of faith, understand God and life. It is very much a part of why we do what we do. We believe God to be just and fair… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2307 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22407825/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keeptheendinmind/id/4230974.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22407825 good,bad,rules, Scripture: Psalms 73:1-73:28, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 25 May 2025 23:26:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn On this Memorial Weekend we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice on the field of battle, and it has grown to including all who have died in uniform. This day was started in 1868 and called Decoration Day. On May 30th of each year communities would decorate the graves of those who died in the Civil War. That evolved to the fallen in all of our nation’s conflicts. 1971 is when Memorial Day became a federal holiday observed the last Monday of May. A day of this kind of remembrance is what the psalms would call a day of lament. As we are doing a series in the Psalms, let’s look at a psalm of national lament, Psalm 79. On this Memorial Weekend we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice on the field of battle, and it has grown to including all who have died in uniform. This day was started in 1868 and called Decoration Day. On May 30th of each year communities would decorate the graves of those who died in the Civil War. That evolved to the fallen in all of our nation’s conflicts. 1971 is when Memorial Day became a federal holiday observed the last Monday of May. A day of this kind of remembrance is what the psalms would call a day of lament. As we are doing a series in the Psalms, let’s look at a psalm of national lament, Psalm 79. On this Memorial Weekend we remember those who paid the ultimate sacrifice on the field of battle, and it has grown to including all who have died in uniform. This day was started in 1868 and called Decoration Day. On May 30th of each year communities … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1796 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22405455/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_rightlamentingisrighthonoring/id/4228676.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22405455 memorial,lament, Scripture: Psalms 79:1-79:13, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 18 May 2025 15:36:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Who do you talk to the most? Who is your go to, to process what happened today? Who do you want to share the exciting news with or what they did? As names and faces come to us, I am almost positive not one of us thought of the person we talk to the most. Yourself, a conversation that never ends. And we never choose the conversation. It just happens. That might mean our self-talk is taking us to thoughts and places that we don’t want to go, and we are not doing anything to resist because who do we trust more than our own voice. Today we continue our series in the Psalms and that brings us to Psalm 103. As we read it, hear the Psalmist telling himself what to think. Who do you talk to the most? Who is your go to, to process what happened today? Who do you want to share the exciting news with or what they did? As names and faces come to us, I am almost positive not one of us thought of the person we talk to the most. Yourself, a conversation that never ends. And we never choose the conversation. It just happens. That might mean our self-talk is taking us to thoughts and places that we don’t want to go, and we are not doing anything to resist because who do we trust more than our own voice. Today we continue our series in the Psalms and that brings us to Psalm 103. As we read it, hear the Psalmist telling himself what to think. Who do you talk to the most? Who is your go to, to process what happened today? Who do you want to share the exciting news with or what they did? As names and faces come to us, I am almost positive not one of us thought of the person we talk to the mos… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2443 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22403178/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_selftalk/id/4226452.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22403178 self,talk, Scripture: Psalms 103:1-103:22, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 11 May 2025 16:30:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we look at Psalm 109, one of the most challenging Psalms in the Psalms. Psalm 109 is where the Bible doesn’t sound like the Bible. And it is not a mistake that it is here. It is reality. When I introduced the Psalms, I said we will see some statements in Psalms we think, 'Is it okay to say that?' This Psalm isn’t justifying these thoughts but acknowledging the reality of these thoughts and showing us where to go with them. Psalm 109 speaks to the reality of the pain and unfairness we can experience in this world and the desperate desire for justice. Who makes you so angry in our world, your world? Where are you at complete loss for how they continue to get away with it? Let’s read Psalm 109. Today we look at Psalm 109, one of the most challenging Psalms in the Psalms. Psalm 109 is where the Bible doesn’t sound like the Bible. And it is not a mistake that it is here. It is reality. When I introduced the Psalms, I said we will see some statements in Psalms we think, 'Is it okay to say that?' This Psalm isn’t justifying these thoughts but acknowledging the reality of these thoughts and showing us where to go with them. Psalm 109 speaks to the reality of the pain and unfairness we can experience in this world and the desperate desire for justice. Who makes you so angry in our world, your world? Where are you at complete loss for how they continue to get away with it? Let’s read Psalm 109. Today we look at Psalm 109, one of the most challenging Psalms in the Psalms. Psalm 109 is where the Bible doesn’t sound like the Bible. And it is not a mistake that it is here. It is reality. When I introduced the Psalms, I said we will see some state… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2431 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22400659/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_notplottingpraying/id/4224162.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22400659 reality,pain,unfairness,justice, Scripture: Psalms 109:1-109:31, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 04 May 2025 13:15:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the last song you shared. We love to share music, don’t we, and it is so easy today to do so. Some of us remember if you wanted to share a song, you had to carry the record over to their house, or get them to come to yours, and play it on a stereo, while dinosaurs roamed up and down the street. Used to be a good bit of effort to share a song. Well, whatever effort is or is not involved, God wants us to share a song. Look at Psalm 96. What is the last song you shared. We love to share music, don’t we, and it is so easy today to do so. Some of us remember if you wanted to share a song, you had to carry the record over to their house, or get them to come to yours, and play it on a stereo, while dinosaurs roamed up and down the street. Used to be a good bit of effort to share a song. Well, whatever effort is or is not involved, God wants us to share a song. Look at Psalm 96. What is the last song you shared. We love to share music, don’t we, and it is so easy today to do so. Some of us remember if you wanted to share a song, you had to carry the record over to their house, or get them to come to yours, and play it on a ste… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2009 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22398191/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sharethesong/id/4221719.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22398191 song,share,psalm, Scripture: Psalms 96:1-96:13, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 27 Apr 2025 13:09:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can someone have everything they need? I have moments, and so do you, where everything in life is good. I just enjoyed a moment like that back at Christmas, all our kids and grandkids at Christmas dinner. Perfect moment. I think of a mission trip last year Karen and I went on to Zimbabwe, and another trip with the church to Israel. Oh, and a river cruise for an anniversary. Yeah, I like to travel. And yet some of the most satisfying and full moments are a nice dinner on our deck in the back yard. These are moments I might say, 'I have everything.' But doesn’t it feel like David is talking about something more than a moment, more than a good trip, meal, family time? How is that possible? Can someone have everything they need? I have moments, and so do you, where everything in life is good. I just enjoyed a moment like that back at Christmas, all our kids and grandkids at Christmas dinner. Perfect moment. I think of a mission trip last year Karen and I went on to Zimbabwe, and another trip with the church to Israel. Oh, and a river cruise for an anniversary. Yeah, I like to travel. And yet some of the most satisfying and full moments are a nice dinner on our deck in the back yard. These are moments I might say, 'I have everything.' But doesn’t it feel like David is talking about something more than a moment, more than a good trip, meal, family time? How is that possible? Can someone have everything they need? I have moments, and so do you, where everything in life is good. I just enjoyed a moment like that back at Christmas, all our kids and grandkids at Christmas dinner. Perfect moment. I think of a mission trip last … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2837 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22395877/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alifewitheverything/id/4219445.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22395877 Scripture: Psalms 23:1-23:6, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 20 Apr 2025 16:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are in a six-month study of the Psalms and currently a 3-week look at Psalm 22, a special passage in the Bible. Psalm 22 is quoted 24 times in the New Testament. It was written 1000 years before Jesus was crucified, 300 years before crucifixion was even invented, and it reads like it was written at the foot of the cross. God knew this would be hard to believe so He told us exactly what to look for and then brought it about. Let’s start in the gospel telling of the crucifixion. We are in a six-month study of the Psalms and currently a 3-week look at Psalm 22, a special passage in the Bible. Psalm 22 is quoted 24 times in the New Testament. It was written 1000 years before Jesus was crucified, 300 years before crucifixion was even invented, and it reads like it was written at the foot of the cross. God knew this would be hard to believe so He told us exactly what to look for and then brought it about. Let’s start in the gospel telling of the crucifixion. We are in a six-month study of the Psalms and currently a 3-week look at Psalm 22, a special passage in the Bible. Psalm 22 is quoted 24 times in the New Testament. It was written 1000 years before Jesus was crucified, 300 years before crucifixion was … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2182 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22393766/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_believablesofollowable/id/4217375.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22393766 gospel,crucifixion,cross,belief, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 13 Apr 2025 15:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are still at the beginning of a 6-month study of the Psalms, which currently has us in Psalm 22 which gives us one of the most incredible pictures of our crucified and risen King, Jesus. A picture drawn with incredible accuracy of a moment that would not take place for 1000 years. Last week we got an overview of the whole Psalm, and understood it as being the words of Jesus, the experience of Jesus at the cross. It is verse 1 that gives us the 4th statement of Jesus from the cross, 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken Me?' That feeling of abandonment would lead to a prayer, and we see that prayer in verse 19. Look with me at Psalm 22:19-21. We are still at the beginning of a 6-month study of the Psalms, which currently has us in Psalm 22 which gives us one of the most incredible pictures of our crucified and risen King, Jesus. A picture drawn with incredible accuracy of a moment that would not take place for 1000 years. Last week we got an overview of the whole Psalm, and understood it as being the words of Jesus, the experience of Jesus at the cross. It is verse 1 that gives us the 4th statement of Jesus from the cross, 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken Me?' That feeling of abandonment would lead to a prayer, and we see that prayer in verse 19. Look with me at Psalm 22:19-21. We are still at the beginning of a 6-month study of the Psalms, which currently has us in Psalm 22 which gives us one of the most incredible pictures of our crucified and risen King, Jesus. A picture drawn with incredible accuracy of a moment that woul… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1655 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22390771/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyicancallonthelordtohelp/id/4214465.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22390771 psalms,crucified,risen,cross,Palm Sunday, Scripture: Psalms 22:19-22:21, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 06 Apr 2025 13:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In two weeks, we celebrate the heart of Christianity: the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. It is a stunning event, that none of us would have planned that way. Seemingly, an out-of-control moment for an all-powerful God. So that we could see that this was His plan and purpose He told us in advance what it would look like. Psalm 22 was written between 1000-970 B.C. It is not for another 300 years that crucifixion will be invented by the Assyrians. The Romans perfected and would use it on Jesus in 33 A.D. 1000 years after Psalm 22 is written and it reads like David was standing at the foot of the cross. There is another passage like this, Isaiah 53. It is these that show us, it takes more work to not believe, than to believe. We are going to spend 3 weeks in Psalm 22, the most quoted Psalm in the New Testament, 24 times. In two weeks, we celebrate the heart of Christianity: the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. It is a stunning event, that none of us would have planned that way. Seemingly, an out-of-control moment for an all-powerful God. So that we could see that this was His plan and purpose He told us in advance what it would look like. Psalm 22 was written between 1000-970 B.C. It is not for another 300 years that crucifixion will be invented by the Assyrians. The Romans perfected and would use it on Jesus in 33 A.D. 1000 years after Psalm 22 is written and it reads like David was standing at the foot of the cross. There is another passage like this, Isaiah 53. It is these that show us, it takes more work to not believe, than to believe. We are going to spend 3 weeks in Psalm 22, the most quoted Psalm in the New Testament, 24 times. In two weeks, we celebrate the heart of Christianity: the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus. It is a stunning event, that none of us would have planned that way. Seemingly, an out-of-control moment for an all-powerful God. So that we could see th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2016 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22388284/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thepsalmofthecross/id/4212021.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22388284 cross,psalm,purpose, Scripture: Psalms 22:1-22:31, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 30 Mar 2025 15:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have begun a new series on the Psalms, largest book of the Bible, maybe the most read part of the Bible, an important intersection between theology, life, and feelings. Psalms is where real issues are worked out with a real God. And in this great book, guess what the first word is? Happy. Let’s look at it, Psalm 1. We have begun a new series on the Psalms, largest book of the Bible, maybe the most read part of the Bible, an important intersection between theology, life, and feelings. Psalms is where real issues are worked out with a real God. And in this great book, guess what the first word is? Happy. Let’s look at it, Psalm 1. We have begun a new series on the Psalms, largest book of the Bible, maybe the most read part of the Bible, an important intersection between theology, life, and feelings. Psalms is where real issues are worked out with a real God. And in this great bo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2571 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22385947/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_happyhappy/id/4209728.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22385947 happy,happiness, Scripture: Psalms 1:1-1:6, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 23 Mar 2025 14:31:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson The 23rd Psalm is a picture Jesus Christ, the Great Shepherd being resurrected from the dead. And this reminds us that just as death had no power over Jesus, it also has no power over us because He is our Great Shepherd. The 23rd Psalm is a picture Jesus Christ, the Great Shepherd being resurrected from the dead. And this reminds us that just as death had no power over Jesus, it also has no power over us because He is our Great Shepherd. The 23rd Psalm is a picture Jesus Christ, the Great Shepherd being resurrected from the dead. And this reminds us that just as death had no power over Jesus, it also has no power over us because He is our Great Shepherd.… Rev. Rico Patterson 839 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22383557/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thelordismyshepherd/id/4207365.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22383557 psalms,Jesus,Christ,sheperd,great, Scripture: Psalms 22:1-24:10, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 16 Mar 2025 13:54:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue an overview or introduction to the Psalms. The goal of an introduction is to have a feel for the whole. We’re not as much looking at the trees as we are trying to see the forest. If you like getting a feel for what the Psalms are, then last week’s message was for you. If you want content or knowledge about what the Psalms are then today is for you. There is a lot to grasp with the Psalms as it is the largest book in the Bible, covers the most time, and deals with not only intense emotions, but a variety of human issues and deep theology. We are going to see real people dealing with real issues and what the leaves them feeling about God, who works through all this with them. Today we continue an overview or introduction to the Psalms. The goal of an introduction is to have a feel for the whole. We’re not as much looking at the trees as we are trying to see the forest. If you like getting a feel for what the Psalms are, then last week’s message was for you. If you want content or knowledge about what the Psalms are then today is for you. There is a lot to grasp with the Psalms as it is the largest book in the Bible, covers the most time, and deals with not only intense emotions, but a variety of human issues and deep theology. We are going to see real people dealing with real issues and what the leaves them feeling about God, who works through all this with them. Today we continue an overview or introduction to the Psalms. The goal of an introduction is to have a feel for the whole. We’re not as much looking at the trees as we are trying to see the forest. If you like getting a feel for what the Psalms are, the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1784 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22381180/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_introduction2tothepsalms/id/4205019.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22381180 psalms,overview, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 09 Mar 2025 16:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Psalms are songs. In the days Old Testament Israelites, the days of Jesus, these Psalms would have been sung. Seems that would really date them. How is it that these songs can be favorites of so many across time and style and culture to this very day. My guess is the Psalms are the #1 go to for so many when they open their Bible. Perhaps because they speak so fluently to the human experience. The Psalms are songs. In the days Old Testament Israelites, the days of Jesus, these Psalms would have been sung. Seems that would really date them. How is it that these songs can be favorites of so many across time and style and culture to this very day. My guess is the Psalms are the #1 go to for so many when they open their Bible. Perhaps because they speak so fluently to the human experience. The Psalms are songs. In the days Old Testament Israelites, the days of Jesus, these Psalms would have been sung. Seems that would really date them. How is it that these songs can be favorites of so many across time and style and culture to this very d… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2138 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22378856/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_introduction1tothepsalms/id/4202741.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22378856 psalms, Series: The Psalms - Honest Prayer. Real Life. Unshak Sun, 02 Mar 2025 14:41:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have spent the last two weeks looking at scriptural context for our mission and vision statements, and we have seen the heart of Jesus. He is our King, and this is what He has sent us to be and do in His kingdom. What really excites me about this is how much these statements represent what you already are and do. Let’s look today at the mission and vision alive in you. We have spent the last two weeks looking at scriptural context for our mission and vision statements, and we have seen the heart of Jesus. He is our King, and this is what He has sent us to be and do in His kingdom. What really excites me about this is how much these statements represent what you already are and do. Let’s look today at the mission and vision alive in you. We have spent the last two weeks looking at scriptural context for our mission and vision statements, and we have seen the heart of Jesus. He is our King, and this is what He has sent us to be and do in His kingdom. What really excites me about this is… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2158 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22376295/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amissionandvisionworthyofexcel/id/4200235.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22376295 mission,vision, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:7-8:7, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 23 Feb 2025 16:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue talking about the mission and vision of The Heights Baptist. Since all churches belong to Jesus, they should have a similar mission even as they are personalizing to their own context. Now mission doesn’t change. It can be tweaked as we did last week but not change. What does change is our vision. Vision is how we are going to currently fulfill the mission. We presented our first vision to the church in 2017, and then another in 2021. 2017 was a ten-year vision, but 2020 so changed things our vision needed an adjustment. 2021 presented a 3-year vision, which now calls for us to set a new vision. Today we continue talking about the mission and vision of The Heights Baptist. Since all churches belong to Jesus, they should have a similar mission even as they are personalizing to their own context. Now mission doesn’t change. It can be tweaked as we did last week but not change. What does change is our vision. Vision is how we are going to currently fulfill the mission. We presented our first vision to the church in 2017, and then another in 2021. 2017 was a ten-year vision, but 2020 so changed things our vision needed an adjustment. 2021 presented a 3-year vision, which now calls for us to set a new vision. Today we continue talking about the mission and vision of The Heights Baptist. Since all churches belong to Jesus, they should have a similar mission even as they are personalizing to their own context. Now mission doesn’t change. It can be tweaked a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2410 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22373856/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thevisionoftheheightsbaptist/id/4197835.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22373856 mission,vision, Scripture: Matthew 4:19-4:19, Matthew 6:10-6:10, Matthew 6:33-6:33, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 16 Feb 2025 16:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn For the next several Sundays we are going to be looking at the mission and the vision of The Heights Baptist Church. Now that excites me, but I can respect, recognize the reality that when some hear that they kind of groan and think, 'That’s not what I needed today'. Or maybe even, 'I don’t care'. Why should you care? And with all you have going on, why should this mean something to you today? For the next several Sundays we are going to be looking at the mission and the vision of The Heights Baptist Church. Now that excites me, but I can respect, recognize the reality that when some hear that they kind of groan and think, 'That’s not what I needed today'. Or maybe even, 'I don’t care'. Why should you care? And with all you have going on, why should this mean something to you today? For the next several Sundays we are going to be looking at the mission and the vision of The Heights Baptist Church. Now that excites me, but I can respect, recognize the reality that when some hear that they kind of groan and think, 'That’s not what I… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2109 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22371377/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_themissionoftheheights/id/4195459.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22371377 vision,mission, Scripture: Matthew 28:18-28:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 09 Feb 2025 16:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today’s sermon is about tools you can trust, tools that work: one tool that knows everything about us, all our information, but uses that for us, never against us. Look with me at Acts 9:10-20. We’ve been talking about changes and using the life of Paul as a backdrop looking at the changes God made in his life. In this story we see two things God uses, I referred to them as tools, but that might not be entirely appropriate because these two things are the Church and the Holy Spirit. Today’s sermon is about tools you can trust, tools that work: one tool that knows everything about us, all our information, but uses that for us, never against us. Look with me at Acts 9:10-20. We’ve been talking about changes and using the life of Paul as a backdrop looking at the changes God made in his life. In this story we see two things God uses, I referred to them as tools, but that might not be entirely appropriate because these two things are the Church and the Holy Spirit. Today’s sermon is about tools you can trust, tools that work: one tool that knows everything about us, all our information, but uses that for us, never against us. Look with me at Acts 9:10-20. We’ve been talking about changes and using the life of Pa… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2409 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22369119/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thetoolsofchange/id/4193243.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22369119 tools,change,church,Holy Spirit, Scripture: Acts 9:10-9:20, Series: Change - Real People. Real Hope. Real Life. Sun, 02 Feb 2025 15:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been looking at the life of Paul and how God makes changes in our life or helps us make the changes we want. So far we have talked about life in Christ as the first step to change, then the confidence we have in change, the purpose we have in change; and today I want to talk about God’s purpose for us in change. What is God doing when we are trying to lose weight, read our Bible more, learn to play an instrument, make this a better relationship? When we are trying to change things; what is God doing? That’s an important question because we want to make sure we are lining up with what God is doing, lest we find ourselves, like Paul, fighting what God is doing. We have been looking at the life of Paul and how God makes changes in our life or helps us make the changes we want. So far we have talked about life in Christ as the first step to change, then the confidence we have in change, the purpose we have in change; and today I want to talk about God’s purpose for us in change. What is God doing when we are trying to lose weight, read our Bible more, learn to play an instrument, make this a better relationship? When we are trying to change things; what is God doing? That’s an important question because we want to make sure we are lining up with what God is doing, lest we find ourselves, like Paul, fighting what God is doing. We have been looking at the life of Paul and how God makes changes in our life or helps us make the changes we want. So far we have talked about life in Christ as the first step to change, then the confidence we have in change, the purpose we have in c… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2644 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22366752/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatachangedlifelookslike/id/4190935.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22366752 change,happiness, Scripture: Acts 9:8-9:9, 2 Corinthians 12:9-12:10, Galatians 2:20-2:20, Series: Change - Real People. Real Hope. Real Life. Sun, 26 Jan 2025 15:32:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we conclude our 21 days of fasting and prayer. Of course, we never actually conclude fasting and prayer. It is an ongoing opportunity, responsibility, privilege to have access to God. We have access to the living God, the One with all knowledge and power, the Sovereign over space and time. Who am I? Who are you, to have an audience with God? And not just once, and not just on certain things; but always, on everything. Today we conclude our 21 days of fasting and prayer. Of course, we never actually conclude fasting and prayer. It is an ongoing opportunity, responsibility, privilege to have access to God. We have access to the living God, the One with all knowledge and power, the Sovereign over space and time. Who am I? Who are you, to have an audience with God? And not just once, and not just on certain things; but always, on everything. Today we conclude our 21 days of fasting and prayer. Of course, we never actually conclude fasting and prayer. It is an ongoing opportunity, responsibility, privilege to have access to God. We have access to the living God, the One with all knowledge a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 621 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22364296/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prayerserviceconcluding21dayso/id/4188556.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22364296 prayer,fasting, Scripture: Luke 23:44-23:46, Hebrews 4:16-4:16, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 19 Jan 2025 19:59:56 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Very few seem to feel they know or have a purpose to life. That is tragic. Purpose provides meaning, strength, endurance, direction. Purpose touches who we are and why. Purpose tells us why hard things are worth it. As a follower of Christ, we don’t have to go on a long philosophical journey looking for purpose. We look to Jesus. Jesus says the purpose of life is to know God and His Son. Very few seem to feel they know or have a purpose to life. That is tragic. Purpose provides meaning, strength, endurance, direction. Purpose touches who we are and why. Purpose tells us why hard things are worth it. As a follower of Christ, we don’t have to go on a long philosophical journey looking for purpose. We look to Jesus. Jesus says the purpose of life is to know God and His Son. Very few seem to feel they know or have a purpose to life. That is tragic. Purpose provides meaning, strength, endurance, direction. Purpose touches who we are and why. Purpose tells us why hard things are worth it. As a follower of Christ, we don’t ha… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3099 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22361627/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thisisworthit/id/4185860.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22361627 purpose,life,Jesus, Series: Change - Real People. Real Hope. Real Life. Sun, 12 Jan 2025 14:46:00 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne This morning I want to look at where does this confidence come from that Paul has that he goes on and he turns the world upside down for the gospel, planting churches all over the known region. Where does that confidence come from for him? This morning I want to look at where does this confidence come from that Paul has that he goes on and he turns the world upside down for the gospel, planting churches all over the known region. Where does that confidence come from for him? This morning I want to look at where does this confidence come from that Paul has that he goes on and he turns the world upside down for the gospel, planting churches all over the known region. Where does that confidence come from for him?… Rev. Shay Osborne 2361 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22359556/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_achangeinconfidence/id/4183896.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22359556 confidence,Paul, Scripture: Acts 9:1-9:43, Philippians 3:1-3:21, Series: Change - Real People. Real Hope. Real Life. Sun, 05 Jan 2025 23:48:04 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It seems that often the gospel is explained as if it is only for the broken, miserable, desperately needy. Paul was none of this. He had money, position, purpose. He was zealous, loved what he did. He was accomplished in every way important to him. He wasn’t needy. He wasn’t crazy. He wasn’t given to stories of a Messiah, as is evidenced by his desire to kill those who were. But He needed Jesus, received Jesus, and change began. It seems that often the gospel is explained as if it is only for the broken, miserable, desperately needy. Paul was none of this. He had money, position, purpose. He was zealous, loved what he did. He was accomplished in every way important to him. He wasn’t needy. He wasn’t crazy. He wasn’t given to stories of a Messiah, as is evidenced by his desire to kill those who were. But He needed Jesus, received Jesus, and change began. It seems that often the gospel is explained as if it is only for the broken, miserable, desperately needy. Paul was none of this. He had money, position, purpose. He was zealous, loved what he did. He was accomplished in every way important to him. He … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2823 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22356937/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thechangeoflife/id/4181346.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22356937 change, Scripture: Acts 9:1-9:43, Series: Change - Real People. Real Hope. Real Life. Sun, 29 Dec 2024 23:18:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is something about this time of year that has many of us evaluating, and some of us will really like where we are and what is happening. Others have some things they really want to be better, want to see changed, and it is wearing them out. Maybe there is even frustration with God. We’ve prayed, gone to church, read our Bible. We’re doing what we know to do, and it is not paying off. We need God to show up and do a God-thing. Maybe there is just something we really need to get right and we’re not sure what to do and we want God to give us a sign. Ever prayed for a sign? Sure. I think we all have. The God who parted the Sea, who rained down fire on Sodom and Gomorrah, who walked on water, and rose from the dead is more likely to whisper. Would you hear it? Turn with me in your Bibles to 1 Kings 19:9-18. There is something about this time of year that has many of us evaluating, and some of us will really like where we are and what is happening. Others have some things they really want to be better, want to see changed, and it is wearing them out. Maybe there is even frustration with God. We’ve prayed, gone to church, read our Bible. We’re doing what we know to do, and it is not paying off. We need God to show up and do a God-thing. Maybe there is just something we really need to get right and we’re not sure what to do and we want God to give us a sign. Ever prayed for a sign? Sure. I think we all have. The God who parted the Sea, who rained down fire on Sodom and Gomorrah, who walked on water, and rose from the dead is more likely to whisper. Would you hear it? Turn with me in your Bibles to 1 Kings 19:9-18. There is something about this time of year that has many of us evaluating, and some of us will really like where we are and what is happening. Others have some things they really want to be better, want to see changed, and it is wearing them out. Maybe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22354759/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godineedamiracle/id/4179240.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22354759 miracle,evaluate, Scripture: 1 Kings 19:9-19:18, Series: Life Is Better Connected Tue, 24 Dec 2024 16:07:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Merry Christmas, Everyone! What a blessing to be celebrating altogether our God and Savior coming into our lives so we could know Him personally. Here in America, we spend two months building up to this night. Here at The Heights, we’ve spent a month building up to after Christmas. Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2 give us the Christmas story, and in that is a good bit after Christmas, after the birth of Christ. We’ve looked at a story as much as 2 years after His birth, one that was 12 years, another just 8 days, and tonight a matter of minutes. Merry Christmas, Everyone! What a blessing to be celebrating altogether our God and Savior coming into our lives so we could know Him personally. Here in America, we spend two months building up to this night. Here at The Heights, we’ve spent a month building up to after Christmas. Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2 give us the Christmas story, and in that is a good bit after Christmas, after the birth of Christ. We’ve looked at a story as much as 2 years after His birth, one that was 12 years, another just 8 days, and tonight a matter of minutes. Merry Christmas, Everyone! What a blessing to be celebrating altogether our God and Savior coming into our lives so we could know Him personally. Here in America, we spend two months building up to this night. Here at The Heights, we’ve spent a month b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1072 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22353302/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_returningfromchristmaschristma/id/4177825.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22353302 Christmas,Christmas Eve, Series: After Christmas Sun, 22 Dec 2024 07:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Merry Christmas everyone! Christmas Day is upon us, and if you have been at The Heights the last couple of weeks you have been looking beyond Christmas Day with me. Each Sunday we have been in those traditional Christmas passages of Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-2, but we have been looking at the stories God has given us after Christmas, stories that too often we are quick to move beyond: the flight to Egypt where we learned something about God’s will in our lives, or the story of 12 year-old Jesus where religious leaders saw the depth of His knowledge and we saw the depth of His character, a character we’re to strive to be like. And today we come to another story just beyond Christmas, 8 days to be exact. Let’s look at Luke 2:22-33. Merry Christmas everyone! Christmas Day is upon us, and if you have been at The Heights the last couple of weeks you have been looking beyond Christmas Day with me. Each Sunday we have been in those traditional Christmas passages of Matthew 1-2 and Luke 1-2, but we have been looking at the stories God has given us after Christmas, stories that too often we are quick to move beyond: the flight to Egypt where we learned something about God’s will in our lives, or the story of 12 year-old Jesus where religious leaders saw the depth of His knowledge and we saw the depth of His character, a character we’re to strive to be like. And today we come to another story just beyond Christmas, 8 days to be exact. Let’s look at Luke 2:22-33. Merry Christmas everyone! Christmas Day is upon us, and if you have been at The Heights the last couple of weeks you have been looking beyond Christmas Day with me. Each Sunday we have been in those traditional Christmas passages of Matthew 1-2 and Luk… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2168 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22352594/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusgodsyes/id/4177137.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22352594 yes,Christmas, Scripture: Luke 2:22-2:33, Series: After Christmas Sun, 15 Dec 2024 16:07:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Ten days till Christmas. This is when we crank it up – the stress, the travel, the cooking, the shopping. It’s go time. But here at The Heights we’re already thinking after Christmas. There are wonderful, important, passages included in the Christmas passages, Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2 that are after Christmas, and too often put away in the attic without much attention. So we are looking after Christmas before Christmas. Last week we saw how we follow God’s will. Our after Christmas story today is the furthest removed from Christmas. Like 12 years removed. It is the singular story about Jesus in the Bible prior to the age of 30, and even at 12 we see in Him how we are to live. Let’s read Luke 2:41-51. Ten days till Christmas. This is when we crank it up – the stress, the travel, the cooking, the shopping. It’s go time. But here at The Heights we’re already thinking after Christmas. There are wonderful, important, passages included in the Christmas passages, Matthew 1-2, Luke 1-2 that are after Christmas, and too often put away in the attic without much attention. So we are looking after Christmas before Christmas. Last week we saw how we follow God’s will. Our after Christmas story today is the furthest removed from Christmas. Like 12 years removed. It is the singular story about Jesus in the Bible prior to the age of 30, and even at 12 we see in Him how we are to live. Let’s read Luke 2:41-51. Ten days till Christmas. This is when we crank it up – the stress, the travel, the cooking, the shopping. It’s go time. But here at The Heights we’re already thinking after Christmas. There are wonderful, important, passages included in the Christmas p… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2094 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22350215/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_afterchristmasworkandsubmissio/id/4174845.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22350215 christmas,work,submission, Scripture: Luke 2:41-2:51, Series: After Christmas Sun, 08 Dec 2024 16:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is an after Christmas story, stories we tend to box up and put in the attic too quick. That after Christmas in the Bible has much for our after Christmas. After Christmas is a hard time. Bills. Taking decorations down. The emotional letdown of 2 months of emotional build up. Family, friends moving on. We may have used the two months of buildup to escape life. One day later, life is back in our face, and these stories that follow Christmas have some good direction for us. Our first message today takes us to the harsh and difficult. Can that happen when we are following the Lord? Look with me at Matthew 2:13-18. There is an after Christmas story, stories we tend to box up and put in the attic too quick. That after Christmas in the Bible has much for our after Christmas. After Christmas is a hard time. Bills. Taking decorations down. The emotional letdown of 2 months of emotional build up. Family, friends moving on. We may have used the two months of buildup to escape life. One day later, life is back in our face, and these stories that follow Christmas have some good direction for us. Our first message today takes us to the harsh and difficult. Can that happen when we are following the Lord? Look with me at Matthew 2:13-18. There is an after Christmas story, stories we tend to box up and put in the attic too quick. That after Christmas in the Bible has much for our after Christmas. After Christmas is a hard time. Bills. Taking decorations down. The emotional letdown of 2 … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2894 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22347794/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_afterchristmasfollowingthelord/id/4172485.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22347794 after Christmas,Christmas, Scripture: Matthew 2:13-2:18, Series: After Christmas Sun, 01 Dec 2024 14:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I can’t think of a better Sunday to celebrate the Lord’s Supper than a Sunday of Thanksgiving. In all circumstances give thanks. I would guess in this room, watching online, we cover a lot of circumstances from things we are very grateful for to things we are not at all grateful for. But we learned that God is not calling us to be thankful for those circumstances, but in them. That is a big difference. In all circumstances we give thanks that God is good, and in control. In all circumstances, God is working for my good. And God HAS DONE a work in our lives that no circumstance can change or undo. I can’t think of a better Sunday to celebrate the Lord’s Supper than a Sunday of Thanksgiving. In all circumstances give thanks. I would guess in this room, watching online, we cover a lot of circumstances from things we are very grateful for to things we are not at all grateful for. But we learned that God is not calling us to be thankful for those circumstances, but in them. That is a big difference. In all circumstances we give thanks that God is good, and in control. In all circumstances, God is working for my good. And God HAS DONE a work in our lives that no circumstance can change or undo. I can’t think of a better Sunday to celebrate the Lord’s Supper than a Sunday of Thanksgiving. In all circumstances give thanks. I would guess in this room, watching online, we cover a lot of circumstances from things we are very grateful for to things… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1721 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22345287/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_bytheblood/id/4170034.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22345287 Lord's Supper,communion,grateful, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 24 Nov 2024 14:36:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our theme in Thessalonians is stay the course, the end is great. And that is an answer to our theme for the year of finding clarity in the chaos: constant political tension, rejection of any kind of biblical worldview, redefining marriage, redefining sex and sexuality, fear of being canceled, waning religious freedom; what are we to do? How do we stay on track? I think Paul gives us some checkpoints, things to make sure we are doing in an overwhelming moment. There are so many things overwhelming, and I say that as we come into the overwhelming season of shopping, cooking, traveling, gathering. Here is what to do in the overwhelmed moments. From politics, to holidays, to culture war, here is a battle plan to stay the course, to find clarity. Let’s read 2 Thessalonians 3. Our theme in Thessalonians is stay the course, the end is great. And that is an answer to our theme for the year of finding clarity in the chaos: constant political tension, rejection of any kind of biblical worldview, redefining marriage, redefining sex and sexuality, fear of being canceled, waning religious freedom; what are we to do? How do we stay on track? I think Paul gives us some checkpoints, things to make sure we are doing in an overwhelming moment. There are so many things overwhelming, and I say that as we come into the overwhelming season of shopping, cooking, traveling, gathering. Here is what to do in the overwhelmed moments. From politics, to holidays, to culture war, here is a battle plan to stay the course, to find clarity. Let’s read 2 Thessalonians 3. Our theme in Thessalonians is stay the course, the end is great. And that is an answer to our theme for the year of finding clarity in the chaos: constant political tension, rejection of any kind of biblical worldview, redefining marriage, redefining s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2686 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22343101/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prayandgettowork/id/4167938.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22343101 overwhelming, clarity, Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 3:1-3:15, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 17 Nov 2024 17:11:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 believers were told to be encouraged, to encourage each other with the hope of the rapture. One day we are going to rise to meet the Lord in the air, along with our loved ones who passed away in Christ, and together we will be with Jesus forever. That is our hope. That’s what gets us through days of suffering, pain, death in this world. That is what we hang onto when we are overwhelmed by the evil in the world. Now can you imagine believing that, trusting that; and then you hear you’ve missed it. You missed the rapture, the Lord’s return for you. That’s what the Thessalonians had been told and what Paul is now going to deal with in 2 Thessalonians 2. In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 believers were told to be encouraged, to encourage each other with the hope of the rapture. One day we are going to rise to meet the Lord in the air, along with our loved ones who passed away in Christ, and together we will be with Jesus forever. That is our hope. That’s what gets us through days of suffering, pain, death in this world. That is what we hang onto when we are overwhelmed by the evil in the world. Now can you imagine believing that, trusting that; and then you hear you’ve missed it. You missed the rapture, the Lord’s return for you. That’s what the Thessalonians had been told and what Paul is now going to deal with in 2 Thessalonians 2. In 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 believers were told to be encouraged, to encourage each other with the hope of the rapture. One day we are going to rise to meet the Lord in the air, along with our loved ones who passed away in Christ, and together we will b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2764 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22340740/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wehaventmissedithavewe/id/4165677.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22340740 end times,rapture, Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 2:1-2:17, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 10 Nov 2024 14:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn 'Is this the end', was the question the Thessalonians were asking. Whenever Christians are suffering, confused or frustrated with the state of things, we tend to wonder, 'Is this the end'? Most generations have had their issues that led to that question. Our generation: wars, concerns of bigger wars, pandemics, immorality. Is this the end? As we start into the second letter, remember the background. Acts 17:1-10. 'Is this the end', was the question the Thessalonians were asking. Whenever Christians are suffering, confused or frustrated with the state of things, we tend to wonder, 'Is this the end'? Most generations have had their issues that led to that question. Our generation: wars, concerns of bigger wars, pandemics, immorality. Is this the end? As we start into the second letter, remember the background. Acts 17:1-10. 'Is this the end', was the question the Thessalonians were asking. Whenever Christians are suffering, confused or frustrated with the state of things, we tend to wonder, 'Is this the end'? Most generations have had their issues that led to that questio… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2482 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22338193/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_isthistheend/id/4163192.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22338193 Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 1:1-1:12, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Mon, 04 Nov 2024 01:08:29 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Tuesday night, or Wednesday morning I guess, we will have the results and know something about a new President and government that will carry us into the next chapter in America. I am concerned about several things in this next chapter, but particularly religious freedom and biblical morality. I have, we will vote what we believe gives the best opportunity for that. And Lord willing, we wake up Wednesday. Some will wake up with the belief that everything is going to be okay. Others will wake up sure it is the end of America. What should we do Wednesday? Well, pray, like any day. Thank God that He is on the throne and that this will serve His glory and purposes. While an election always feels to us like it is going to change everything, it changes nothing for God. After prayer, then what? Well, we’ll have to go to school, or work, start taking on that day’s tasks. I want to give you a checklist, a list of things to do between Wednesday and Saturday, before we get back here next Sunday. And this list is given to us by Paul at the close of his first letter to the Thessalonians. Tuesday night, or Wednesday morning I guess, we will have the results and know something about a new President and government that will carry us into the next chapter in America. I am concerned about several things in this next chapter, but particularly religious freedom and biblical morality. I have, we will vote what we believe gives the best opportunity for that. And Lord willing, we wake up Wednesday. Some will wake up with the belief that everything is going to be okay. Others will wake up sure it is the end of America. What should we do Wednesday? Well, pray, like any day. Thank God that He is on the throne and that this will serve His glory and purposes. While an election always feels to us like it is going to change everything, it changes nothing for God. After prayer, then what? Well, we’ll have to go to school, or work, start taking on that day’s tasks. I want to give you a checklist, a list of things to do between Wednesday and Saturday, before we get back here next Sunday. And this list is given to us by Paul at the close of his first letter to the Thessalonians. Tuesday night, or Wednesday morning I guess, we will have the results and know something about a new President and government that will carry us into the next chapter in America. I am concerned about several things in this next chapter, but particularl… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3283 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22335538/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thingstodothisweek/id/4160688.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22335538 pray,thing to do, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-5:28, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 27 Oct 2024 12:46:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Join us for our YTH Sunday Panel discussion. Dylan Aarum our middle school pastor and Ethan Meadows our high school pastor engage with some of our youth in a panel discussion. Join us for our YTH Sunday Panel discussion. Dylan Aarum our middle school pastor and Ethan Meadows our high school pastor engage with some of our youth in a panel discussion. Join us for our YTH Sunday Panel discussion. Dylan Aarum our middle school pastor and Ethan Meadows our high school pastor engage with some of our youth in a panel discussion.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2606 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22333179/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ythsunday/id/4158382.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22333179 youth,yth,panel, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 20 Oct 2024 15:32:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson As we look at the state of this world, there could be a lot to be distressed about. There is tension in the Middle East, a worldwide pandemic turned our lives upside down in the matter of weeks, political division starting with our leaders and now people in the church. We can't have a discussion without committing sin calling each other names. The Bible teaches that mankind can't survive without Jesus Christ. We know the only hope for the world is when Jesus Christ comes back and establishes His throne. He will right that which is wrong, fix all of the broken in this sin-sick world. We as saints should look forward to the second coming of Jesus Christ. As we look at the state of this world, there could be a lot to be distressed about. There is tension in the Middle East, a worldwide pandemic turned our lives upside down in the matter of weeks, political division starting with our leaders and now people in the church. We can't have a discussion without committing sin calling each other names. The Bible teaches that mankind can't survive without Jesus Christ. We know the only hope for the world is when Jesus Christ comes back and establishes His throne. He will right that which is wrong, fix all of the broken in this sin-sick world. We as saints should look forward to the second coming of Jesus Christ. As we look at the state of this world, there could be a lot to be distressed about. There is tension in the Middle East, a worldwide pandemic turned our lives upside down in the matter of weeks, political division starting with our leaders and now peo… Rev. Rico Patterson 2721 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22330717/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esuschristiscomingback/id/4156001.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22330717 second coming, distress,sin, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 5:1-5:9, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 13 Oct 2024 11:46:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the rapture? When is it? Why is it? The what is not that hard, and neither is the why, but when has proved a little challenging. Students of this have come to different conclusions. There are reasons for all the views, but only one can be right. Let’s see if we can get close. What is the rapture? When is it? Why is it? The what is not that hard, and neither is the why, but when has proved a little challenging. Students of this have come to different conclusions. There are reasons for all the views, but only one can be right. Let’s see if we can get close. What is the rapture? When is it? Why is it? The what is not that hard, and neither is the why, but when has proved a little challenging. Students of this have come to different conclusions. There are reasons for all the views, but only one can be right… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3379 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22328195/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatistherapture/id/4153515.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22328195 rapture, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-4:18, 1 Corinthians 15:50-15:52, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Mon, 07 Oct 2024 02:03:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Look at what surrounds the call to prayer: humility and repentance. Our repentance may have more impact on America, on Israel, than our requests. Now it is not hard to confess other people’s sins. We can with self-righteousness call out the sins of our nation, or those of Israel. Note the call to humility. There may be many sins plaguing our land that we are not guilty of, but that does not mean we are innocent. This is not just about calling out the sins of the nation, but calling out our own sins as a part of this nation. And how readily we who know the Lord should do this, for we have the security of knowing we have His forgiveness. We are going to do this today with the Lord’s Supper, that which should bring us joyfully to humility as we think on how great God’s love is. To rightly celebrate this moment, it is done in humility and repentance. Look at what surrounds the call to prayer: humility and repentance. Our repentance may have more impact on America, on Israel, than our requests. Now it is not hard to confess other people’s sins. We can with self-righteousness call out the sins of our nation, or those of Israel. Note the call to humility. There may be many sins plaguing our land that we are not guilty of, but that does not mean we are innocent. This is not just about calling out the sins of the nation, but calling out our own sins as a part of this nation. And how readily we who know the Lord should do this, for we have the security of knowing we have His forgiveness. We are going to do this today with the Lord’s Supper, that which should bring us joyfully to humility as we think on how great God’s love is. To rightly celebrate this moment, it is done in humility and repentance. Look at what surrounds the call to prayer: humility and repentance. Our repentance may have more impact on America, on Israel, than our requests. Now it is not hard to confess other people’s sins. We can with self-righteousness call out the sins of our… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1379 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22325671/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_repentanceandthelordssupper/id/4151080.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22325671 Scripture: 2 Chronicles 7:14-7:14, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 29 Sep 2024 15:41:00 +0000 Rev. Joel Eguiluz Rev. Joel Eguiluz continues this week with 1 Thessalonians 4. Paul is reminding them how they must walk as believers to please God, and as they practice these things, that they continue to grow more and more. Is living to please God truly your goal in life? Rev. Joel Eguiluz continues this week with 1 Thessalonians 4. Paul is reminding them how they must walk as believers to please God, and as they practice these things, that they continue to grow more and more. Is living to please God truly your goal in life? Rev. Joel Eguiluz continues this week with 1 Thessalonians 4. Paul is reminding them how they must walk as believers to please God, and as they practice these things, that they continue to grow more and more. Is living to please God truly your goal in… Rev. Joel Eguiluz 2263 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22323371/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alifepleasingtogod/id/4148889.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22323371 Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:1-4:2, 1 Thessalonians 4:9-4:12, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 22 Sep 2024 13:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can I be a Christian and be or do ...? To all of these questions I would say, you are asking the wrong question. The question is entirely about self, and when we come to Christ, self-dies. We took off self and put on Christ. It is not even we who live anymore, but Christ who lives in us. See Galatians 2:20. Our desire now is Christ, and all things submitted to Him. We are going to read a passage that speaks so clearly to this question, to the Church today, the believer today, because nothing happening today is new, and God has answered. Look with me at 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8. Can I be a Christian and be or do ...? To all of these questions I would say, you are asking the wrong question. The question is entirely about self, and when we come to Christ, self-dies. We took off self and put on Christ. It is not even we who live anymore, but Christ who lives in us. See Galatians 2:20. Our desire now is Christ, and all things submitted to Him. We are going to read a passage that speaks so clearly to this question, to the Church today, the believer today, because nothing happening today is new, and God has answered. Look with me at 1 Thessalonians 4:1-8. Can I be a Christian and be or do ...? To all of these questions I would say, you are asking the wrong question. The question is entirely about self, and when we come to Christ, self-dies. We took off self and put on Christ. It is not even we who live… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2482 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22318249/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_therightquestion/id/4145331.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22318249 self,Christ,submit, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:1-4:8, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Mon, 16 Sep 2024 01:10:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Friends that offend, you need them. God isn't calling us to be offensive, but He is calling us to care and yes, some will be offended by that concern. We won't stay the course in following Jesus if we don't have people in our lives who care enough to ask. Are you building those kinds of relationships, giving that kind of permission? Friends that offend, you need them. God isn't calling us to be offensive, but He is calling us to care and yes, some will be offended by that concern. We won't stay the course in following Jesus if we don't have people in our lives who care enough to ask. Are you building those kinds of relationships, giving that kind of permission? Friends that offend, you need them. God isn't calling us to be offensive, but He is calling us to care and yes, some will be offended by that concern. We won't stay the course in following Jesus if we don't have people in our lives who care enough to a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2060 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22315607/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_friendsthatoffend/id/4142758.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22315607 friends,care,concern,accountable, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 3:1-3:13, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 08 Sep 2024 14:02:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Everyone has a worldview, a way of looking at and interpreting the world. Some of it is made up of who we are and what we do: male, American, pastor. Much of it is made up of what we trustingly listen to: news, Tik Tok, podcasts, friends. It all shapes how we look at relationships, money, God, sex and sexuality, government, people, people groups, really everything. Your worldview is in operation every day on everything. One would think for something so important we would carefully choose our worldview, but I think for most a worldview just happens to them. Let’s not let it just happen. Let’s purposely choose, and I would the Bible, a biblical worldview. You’re not surprised I’d say that, but maybe asking, 'Why the Bible'? Everyone has a worldview, a way of looking at and interpreting the world. Some of it is made up of who we are and what we do: male, American, pastor. Much of it is made up of what we trustingly listen to: news, Tik Tok, podcasts, friends. It all shapes how we look at relationships, money, God, sex and sexuality, government, people, people groups, really everything. Your worldview is in operation every day on everything. One would think for something so important we would carefully choose our worldview, but I think for most a worldview just happens to them. Let’s not let it just happen. Let’s purposely choose, and I would the Bible, a biblical worldview. You’re not surprised I’d say that, but maybe asking, 'Why the Bible'? Everyone has a worldview, a way of looking at and interpreting the world. Some of it is made up of who we are and what we do: male, American, pastor. Much of it is made up of what we trustingly listen to: news, Tik Tok, podcasts, friends. It all shapes… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2490 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22313235/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whythebible/id/4140458.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22313235 worldview,Bible,social, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 2:13-2:20, 2 Timothy 3:16-3:17, Hebrews 4:12-4:13, 2 Peter 1:20-1:21, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 01 Sep 2024 13:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When people don’t like someone, they tend to only hear and see what confirms their dislike. It is an uphill battle to change that mind. Good will be ignored. Motives will be questioned. The culture is saying we are a place of hate, we are a people against. I hope we never show them hate, and while there are things God calls us to be against, He really sends us out there with what we are for. We are for people and the gospel. We are for people meeting God-sized life and love. But to have that opportunity we really need to strive, more than the average, to be the best neighbor, the best co-worker, the best teammate. What’s at stake is not people liking us, but people knowing the gospel and an opportunity to connect with God-sized life and love. And that is what Paul is going to show us today as continue our series in Thessalonians. When people don’t like someone, they tend to only hear and see what confirms their dislike. It is an uphill battle to change that mind. Good will be ignored. Motives will be questioned. The culture is saying we are a place of hate, we are a people against. I hope we never show them hate, and while there are things God calls us to be against, He really sends us out there with what we are for. We are for people and the gospel. We are for people meeting God-sized life and love. But to have that opportunity we really need to strive, more than the average, to be the best neighbor, the best co-worker, the best teammate. What’s at stake is not people liking us, but people knowing the gospel and an opportunity to connect with God-sized life and love. And that is what Paul is going to show us today as continue our series in Thessalonians. When people don’t like someone, they tend to only hear and see what confirms their dislike. It is an uphill battle to change that mind. Good will be ignored. Motives will be questioned. The culture is saying we are a place of hate, we are a people agai… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2243 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22310241/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourlifeshouldspeakforitself/id/4137908.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22310241 dislike,motives,hate,gospel,love,neighbor, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 2:1-2:12, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 25 Aug 2024 16:04:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What do we do when love is defined as smiling at evil? What do we do when hate is saying anything is wrong? What do we do when an America many of us love seems to be passing into the night? What do we do? I would say we have to answer these questions biblically and strategically, as if the church would even agree on what biblically and strategically looks like. Here is where we need to hear the theme of Thessalonians is staying the course, for the end is great. Our staying the course is the best chance for America to turn from idols to the living God. What does staying the course look like. What do we do when love is defined as smiling at evil? What do we do when hate is saying anything is wrong? What do we do when an America many of us love seems to be passing into the night? What do we do? I would say we have to answer these questions biblically and strategically, as if the church would even agree on what biblically and strategically looks like. Here is where we need to hear the theme of Thessalonians is staying the course, for the end is great. Our staying the course is the best chance for America to turn from idols to the living God. What does staying the course look like. What do we do when love is defined as smiling at evil? What do we do when hate is saying anything is wrong? What do we do when an America many of us love seems to be passing into the night? What do we do? I would say we have to answer these questions b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3015 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22306428/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_turninganationfromidolstotheli/id/4134153.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22306428 stay the course, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-1:10, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 18 Aug 2024 15:49:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am excited today to begin a 13-message series on 1 and 2 Thessalonians. In a world gone crazy we get clear direction from Thessalonians of what to do in real time. This isn’t advice to consider if this ever happens, but directives in the heat of battle. Thessalonians is going to take the complexity of our time and say, 'Keep it simple, stupid.' Okay, not the stupid part. But we really can overthink and that leads to paralysis. Being canceled, being labeled, being rejected keeps us paralyzed. Thessalonians is going to address that. But not everyone is paralyzed in a chaotic world. Some have directions the church needs to take. In I am excited today to begin a 13-message series on 1 and 2 Thessalonians. In a world gone crazy we get clear direction from Thessalonians of what to do in real time. This isn’t advice to consider if this ever happens, but directives in the heat of battle. Thessalonians is going to take the complexity of our time and say, 'Keep it simple, stupid.' Okay, not the stupid part. But we really can overthink and that leads to paralysis. Being canceled, being labeled, being rejected keeps us paralyzed. Thessalonians is going to address that. But not everyone is paralyzed in a chaotic world. Some have directions the church needs to take. In I am excited today to begin a 13-message series on 1 and 2 Thessalonians. In a world gone crazy we get clear direction from Thessalonians of what to do in real time. This isn’t advice to consider if this ever happens, but directives in the heat of batt… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3032 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22303592/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_staythecoursetheendisgreat/id/4131402.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22303592 direction,advice,directives, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 11 Aug 2024 15:29:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn During this series we have said over and over to follow Jesus means you are making followers of Jesus. If you are not making followers, you’re not following. Why does He need me making His followers? The last time I preached on July 7 we saw God has a process from a person coming to Christ to growing in Christ to being rewarded in Christ that involves the Father, Son, and Spirit. The process is entirely accomplished by God. No part of it is dependent upon us, but God lets us participate. Our focus that day was the blessing of being able to touch eternity, to do things that will last forever. Go tell. Go share. Go encourage. Today I add to that: making disciples is our discipleship. We are most learning, most growing, most experiencing when we are helping someone else do the same. During this series we have said over and over to follow Jesus means you are making followers of Jesus. If you are not making followers, you’re not following. Why does He need me making His followers? The last time I preached on July 7 we saw God has a process from a person coming to Christ to growing in Christ to being rewarded in Christ that involves the Father, Son, and Spirit. The process is entirely accomplished by God. No part of it is dependent upon us, but God lets us participate. Our focus that day was the blessing of being able to touch eternity, to do things that will last forever. Go tell. Go share. Go encourage. Today I add to that: making disciples is our discipleship. We are most learning, most growing, most experiencing when we are helping someone else do the same. During this series we have said over and over to follow Jesus means you are making followers of Jesus. If you are not making followers, you’re not following. Why does He need me making His followers? The last time I preached on July 7 we saw God has a … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2830 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22300922/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anewculture/id/4128848.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22300922 disciple,discipleship,grow, Scripture: Matthew 4:19-4:19, Acts 1:1-2:47, Ephesians 4:11-4:12, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 04 Aug 2024 14:26:00 +0000 Rev. Jordan West Order your life so that you are walking with Christ. Have the accountability and community that will encourage you to abide with him. Have rhythms of life that allow for you to be with God so much that it fuels your doing for God. When we understand the love of God we will love others. View hospitality as a primary work for evangelism and discipling in your community. Regularly make time to meet with others and have spiritual conversations. Order your life so that you are walking with Christ. Have the accountability and community that will encourage you to abide with him. Have rhythms of life that allow for you to be with God so much that it fuels your doing for God. When we understand the love of God we will love others. View hospitality as a primary work for evangelism and discipling in your community. Regularly make time to meet with others and have spiritual conversations. Order your life so that you are walking with Christ. Have the accountability and community that will encourage you to abide with him. Have rhythms of life that allow for you to be with God so much that it fuels your doing for God. When we understand t… Rev. Jordan West 2220 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22298391/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hospitalityasaprimaryworkfordi/id/4126684.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22298391 hospitality,disciple, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 28 Jul 2024 13:38:00 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne We want to be a church of people growing in relationship with Jesus and helping others to do the same. What roles do church leaders and church members play in the process? We want to be a church of people growing in relationship with Jesus and helping others to do the same. What roles do church leaders and church members play in the process? We want to be a church of people growing in relationship with Jesus and helping others to do the same. What roles do church leaders and church members play in the process?… Rev. Shay Osborne 2642 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22295874/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_makingdisciplesinmychurch/id/4123955.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22295874 disciples,church, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:6-3:9, Ephesians 4:11-4:16, 2 Timothy 2:1-2:8, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 21 Jul 2024 15:14:00 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne Each of us is called to be a disciple and make disciples. God has given us the home as a primary place to live out this command. This week we look at how to make disciples in our homes. Each of us is called to be a disciple and make disciples. God has given us the home as a primary place to live out this command. This week we look at how to make disciples in our homes. Each of us is called to be a disciple and make disciples. God has given us the home as a primary place to live out this command. This week we look at how to make disciples in our homes.… Rev. Shay Osborne 2425 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22293474/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtomakedisciplesinmyhome/id/4121666.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22293474 disciple, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 3:6-3:9, Ephesians 4:11-4:16, 2 Timothy 2:1-2:8, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 14 Jul 2024 13:27:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte If you attend church, you might assume it's obvious that you follow Jesus. But what if someone challenged you to prove it? What would you say or do? Is there enough evidence to prove to yourself and others that you are a follower of Jesus? If you attend church, you might assume it's obvious that you follow Jesus. But what if someone challenged you to prove it? What would you say or do? Is there enough evidence to prove to yourself and others that you are a follower of Jesus? If you attend church, you might assume it's obvious that you follow Jesus. But what if someone challenged you to prove it? What would you say or do? Is there enough evidence to prove to yourself and others that you are a follower of Jesus?… Rev. Jerry Witte 1860 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22290917/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_proveit/id/4119230.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22290917 prove,proff, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 07 Jul 2024 13:10:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I would imagine for some of us, maybe a lot of us, this is a new idea, so much emphasis on this one thing: making disciples. We might wonder, why, Why does Jesus need me to make His followers? I mean He made the first batch without me, and they did pretty good, so why now does He need me? Here’s the answer. He doesn’t need you. He lets you. I would imagine for some of us, maybe a lot of us, this is a new idea, so much emphasis on this one thing: making disciples. We might wonder, why, Why does Jesus need me to make His followers? I mean He made the first batch without me, and they did pretty good, so why now does He need me? Here’s the answer. He doesn’t need you. He lets you. I would imagine for some of us, maybe a lot of us, this is a new idea, so much emphasis on this one thing: making disciples. We might wonder, why, Why does Jesus need me to make His followers? I mean He made the first batch without me, and they did pre… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2037 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22288612/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_totoucheternity/id/4117006.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22288612 disciple,follower, Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:11-3:11, Romans 10:14-10:15, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 30 Jun 2024 14:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is 4 weeks of 10. Last week we looked at the disciplines, the habits that help us grow in the Lord. And we were thinking about how we grow in the Lord because that’s our definition of a disciple: A disciple is someone growing in their relationship with Jesus and helping others to do the same. I hope you thought about your plan this week. We don’t just wake up one day like Jesus. We have a plan for how we get there. Now if we have a plan, we are purposely doing things to grow with Jesus, to follow Him closely at some point we might wonder, 'Is this working? How do I know it is working?' We need to do is define the target. We know our success in relation to the target. Today is 4 weeks of 10. Last week we looked at the disciplines, the habits that help us grow in the Lord. And we were thinking about how we grow in the Lord because that’s our definition of a disciple: A disciple is someone growing in their relationship with Jesus and helping others to do the same. I hope you thought about your plan this week. We don’t just wake up one day like Jesus. We have a plan for how we get there. Now if we have a plan, we are purposely doing things to grow with Jesus, to follow Him closely at some point we might wonder, 'Is this working? How do I know it is working?' We need to do is define the target. We know our success in relation to the target. Today is 4 weeks of 10. Last week we looked at the disciplines, the habits that help us grow in the Lord. And we were thinking about how we grow in the Lord because that’s our definition of a disciple: A disciple is someone growing in their relationshi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1965 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22286341/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_areyouhittingthetarget/id/4114783.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22286341 disciple,target,measure, Scripture: Romans 8:29-8:29, 1 Corinthians 13:5-13:5, Philippians 1:6-1:6, Philippians 2:12-2:13, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 23 Jun 2024 14:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is the 3rd in a series of 10 messages where we are seeking to understand the task Jesus left us with, the thing we are supposed to do until we die, or He returns: make disciples. We finished last week with a working definition of a disciple. A disciple is someone growing in their relationship with Jesus and helping others do the same. We can’t separate being a disciple from making a disciple because a disciple of Jesus makes disciples. Let’s think today about that phrase 'growing in their relationship with Jesus'. What are we doing to grow? What are we doing to keep Jesus in focus, His voice tuned in? We need habits or disciplines to help us. Today is the 3rd in a series of 10 messages where we are seeking to understand the task Jesus left us with, the thing we are supposed to do until we die, or He returns: make disciples. We finished last week with a working definition of a disciple. A disciple is someone growing in their relationship with Jesus and helping others do the same. We can’t separate being a disciple from making a disciple because a disciple of Jesus makes disciples. Let’s think today about that phrase 'growing in their relationship with Jesus'. What are we doing to grow? What are we doing to keep Jesus in focus, His voice tuned in? We need habits or disciplines to help us. Today is the 3rd in a series of 10 messages where we are seeking to understand the task Jesus left us with, the thing we are supposed to do until we die, or He returns: make disciples. We finished last week with a working definition of a disciple. A di… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2909 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22283879/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_haveaplan/id/4112369.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22283879 plan,disciple,grow, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 16 Jun 2024 15:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we began a 10-week series on discipleship. Three takeaways from that: 1) Jesus has called you to be a disciple, 2) Jesus has called you to make disciples; 3) We want to be a disciple-making church. The word disciple seems pretty big to Jesus. Do we know what a disciple is? I think about the only place we hear that word is when we hear 'discipleship', and that is a class you take on a particular night of the week. We are treating discipleship, disciple-making as an event. It starts here and ends there, always at church. But Jesus is calling us to is a way of life. Today we are going to try to define that life, what a disciple is. Last week we began a 10-week series on discipleship. Three takeaways from that: 1) Jesus has called you to be a disciple, 2) Jesus has called you to make disciples; 3) We want to be a disciple-making church. The word disciple seems pretty big to Jesus. Do we know what a disciple is? I think about the only place we hear that word is when we hear 'discipleship', and that is a class you take on a particular night of the week. We are treating discipleship, disciple-making as an event. It starts here and ends there, always at church. But Jesus is calling us to is a way of life. Today we are going to try to define that life, what a disciple is. Last week we began a 10-week series on discipleship. Three takeaways from that: 1) Jesus has called you to be a disciple, 2) Jesus has called you to make disciples; 3) We want to be a disciple-making church. The word disciple seems pretty big to Jesus.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2144 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22281073/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisadisciple/id/4109680.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22281073 disciple, Scripture: Matthew 4:18-4:19, John 1:35-1:42, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 09 Jun 2024 15:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What would you like Jesus to find you doing, when He returns? Worshiping at church? Serving food at a homeless shelter? Praying and reading your Bible? On a mission trip? I think I’d feel pretty good with any of those, but what are the odds of Jesus returning while I am doing one of those things? Well, while I do hope He returns when I am doing one of those things, the good news is I could be, you could be asleep, or watching a football game, shopping, or at work answering an email when He returns, and be found faithful and enjoy all that comes with that. Jesus’ challenge here is not about a moment, but a life. Blessed is the servant who has given their life to what Jesus called them to do. What would you like Jesus to find you doing, when He returns? Worshiping at church? Serving food at a homeless shelter? Praying and reading your Bible? On a mission trip? I think I’d feel pretty good with any of those, but what are the odds of Jesus returning while I am doing one of those things? Well, while I do hope He returns when I am doing one of those things, the good news is I could be, you could be asleep, or watching a football game, shopping, or at work answering an email when He returns, and be found faithful and enjoy all that comes with that. Jesus’ challenge here is not about a moment, but a life. Blessed is the servant who has given their life to what Jesus called them to do. What would you like Jesus to find you doing, when He returns? Worshiping at church? Serving food at a homeless shelter? Praying and reading your Bible? On a mission trip? I think I’d feel pretty good with any of those, but what are the odds of Jesus re… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2055 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22276553/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwillhecatchyoudoing/id/4106984.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22276553 doing,serving,give,call, Scripture: Matthew 24:46-24:46, Matthew 28:18-28:20, Series: Be A Disciple-Make Disciples Sun, 02 Jun 2024 15:55:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The night before Jesus showed us just how great God’s love for us is, before He was crucified for your sins and my sins; He was in the Upper Room with the disciples where He purposely did something to shape our lives and every relationship in it. Did it work? Is it shaping your life and relationships? I’m sure more than a few of us are kind of scrambling right now to figure out what I am talking about. Turn with me to John 13:12-17. This sermon is part of the Morning of Worship. To view that in it's entirety, look under our Worship videos in the app or online. The night before Jesus showed us just how great God’s love for us is, before He was crucified for your sins and my sins; He was in the Upper Room with the disciples where He purposely did something to shape our lives and every relationship in it. Did it work? Is it shaping your life and relationships? I’m sure more than a few of us are kind of scrambling right now to figure out what I am talking about. Turn with me to John 13:12-17. This sermon is part of the Morning of Worship. To view that in it's entirety, look under our Worship videos in the app or online. The night before Jesus showed us just how great God’s love for us is, before He was crucified for your sins and my sins; He was in the Upper Room with the disciples where He purposely did something to shape our lives and every relationship in it. Did i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 713 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22274053/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_noactnopersonbeneathus/id/4104561.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22274053 morning of worship,wash,feet, Scripture: John 13:12-13:17, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 26 May 2024 13:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn interviews our mission partners in Zimbabwe, Jeff and Tammy Scorziell. Dr. Hahn interviews our mission partners in Zimbabwe, Jeff and Tammy Scorziell. Dr. Hahn interviews our mission partners in Zimbabwe, Jeff and Tammy Scorziell.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2822 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22270998/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetingeffandtammyscorziellour/id/4101594.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22270998 Zimbabwe,Africa,mission,missions, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 19 May 2024 13:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do we believe God has a purpose for us being here in America? Are we living like it? It seems God would have us to believe, have us to live like He has us in 2024 America on purpose. This idea can be applied to more than the nation we live in. It can be, should be applied to the family we are in, the school or job we are in, or really any situation. Considering our national conversation, national church conversation, or our theme this year is why today I apply this idea to living in America on purpose. Do we believe God has a purpose for us being here in America? Are we living like it? It seems God would have us to believe, have us to live like He has us in 2024 America on purpose. This idea can be applied to more than the nation we live in. It can be, should be applied to the family we are in, the school or job we are in, or really any situation. Considering our national conversation, national church conversation, or our theme this year is why today I apply this idea to living in America on purpose. Do we believe God has a purpose for us being here in America? Are we living like it? It seems God would have us to believe, have us to live like He has us in 2024 America on purpose. This idea can be applied to more than the nation we live in. It can b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2830 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22267898/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyareyouanamerican/id/4098621.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22267898 America,live,purpose, Scripture: Esther 4:14-4:15, 1 Peter 3:8-3:17, 1 Peter 4:12-4:19, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 12 May 2024 13:34:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You were a good mother, a bad mother, or an absent mother. You never got to be a mother. Your mother has recently passed. Whatever is our experience with that word, that position, that person; honoring is your healing. Honoring is your path. Honoring is your hope. Honoring is God's way for you. You were a good mother, a bad mother, or an absent mother. You never got to be a mother. Your mother has recently passed. Whatever is our experience with that word, that position, that person; honoring is your healing. Honoring is your path. Honoring is your hope. Honoring is God's way for you. You were a good mother, a bad mother, or an absent mother. You never got to be a mother. Your mother has recently passed. Whatever is our experience with that word, that position, that person; honoring is your healing. Honoring is your path. Honoring i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2056 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22265105/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honoringmomitistheway/id/4095968.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22265105 mother,mother's day, Scripture: Exodus 20:12-20:12, Proverbs 23:25-23:25, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 05 May 2024 22:45:20 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Today, I want us to look at an event in the Bible where, in the midst of massive crowds, an individual meets someone who forever changed his life. We find it in Luke Chapter 19. Today, I want us to look at an event in the Bible where, in the midst of massive crowds, an individual meets someone who forever changed his life. We find it in Luke Chapter 19. Today, I want us to look at an event in the Bible where, in the midst of massive crowds, an individual meets someone who forever changed his life. We find it in Luke Chapter 19.… Rev. Mike Osborne 2359 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22262404/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetingesus/id/4093342.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22262404 change,meet,Jesus, Scripture: Luke 19:1-19:19, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Apr 2024 15:28:00 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose Today is the culmination of the last three weeks coming out of Easter. And we are going to address one of the most significant aspects of missions at our church. And that is partnerships. When possible, we develop partnerships for a variety of reasons, and we base our partnerships on Relationships, trust and common purpose or goal. Both overseas and local partners have skills, resources and an expertise that may not have or need to have because of our partnership. Today is the culmination of the last three weeks coming out of Easter. And we are going to address one of the most significant aspects of missions at our church. And that is partnerships. When possible, we develop partnerships for a variety of reasons, and we base our partnerships on Relationships, trust and common purpose or goal. Both overseas and local partners have skills, resources and an expertise that may not have or need to have because of our partnership. Today is the culmination of the last three weeks coming out of Easter. And we are going to address one of the most significant aspects of missions at our church. And that is partnerships. When possible, we develop partnerships for a variety of reaso… Rev. Wes Rose 1573 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22260147/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theheightsstrategyinpartnering/id/4091218.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22260147 missions,partnership, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 21 Apr 2024 22:37:00 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose I need (or we need as a church) to have a strategy. Not trying to sound business like or corporate, but there are a lot of needs and people out there and there is a limit on time, people and resources it would be impossible try and do everything. And somewhere along the way I am trusting that God has a plan. I need (or we need as a church) to have a strategy. Not trying to sound business like or corporate, but there are a lot of needs and people out there and there is a limit on time, people and resources it would be impossible try and do everything. And somewhere along the way I am trusting that God has a plan. I need (or we need as a church) to have a strategy. Not trying to sound business like or corporate, but there are a lot of needs and people out there and there is a limit on time, people and resources it would be impossible try and do everything. And… Rev. Wes Rose 2092 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22257265/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missionsstrategyfortheheights/id/4088366.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22257265 missions,strategy, Scripture: Matthew 28:19-28:19, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 14 Apr 2024 16:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Already two weeks past Easter, but you remember we ended our Easter service asking the question, 'How does someone who possesses the good news that Jesus is alive, that I have been saved from sin, death, and hell; live?' What is the appropriate response to this good news? Last week we heard Jesus say, 'I am alive, go tell, go share.' And today we will hear Him say, 'I am alive, go love.' Already two weeks past Easter, but you remember we ended our Easter service asking the question, 'How does someone who possesses the good news that Jesus is alive, that I have been saved from sin, death, and hell; live?' What is the appropriate response to this good news? Last week we heard Jesus say, 'I am alive, go tell, go share.' And today we will hear Him say, 'I am alive, go love.' Already two weeks past Easter, but you remember we ended our Easter service asking the question, 'How does someone who possesses the good news that Jesus is alive, that I have been saved from sin, death, and hell; live?' What is the appropriate respons… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2471 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22254783/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hesalivesolove/id/4086139.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22254783 love,Easter,alive, Scripture: John 21:15-21:17, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 07 Apr 2024 15:04:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we celebrated the good news that Jesus is alive. Because He is alive, we can live eternally loved, forgiven, adopted by God, heaven as our home. That is incredible news, nothing more significant to our lives. What do we do with it? Jesus wants us to share it. It’s one thing to share my good news, but a whole other kind of joy and excitement to share what is good news for others. Jesus wants this to be our life. Last week we celebrated the good news that Jesus is alive. Because He is alive, we can live eternally loved, forgiven, adopted by God, heaven as our home. That is incredible news, nothing more significant to our lives. What do we do with it? Jesus wants us to share it. It’s one thing to share my good news, but a whole other kind of joy and excitement to share what is good news for others. Jesus wants this to be our life. Last week we celebrated the good news that Jesus is alive. Because He is alive, we can live eternally loved, forgiven, adopted by God, heaven as our home. That is incredible news, nothing more significant to our lives. What do we do with it? Jesus want… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1943 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22252071/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sharethatgoodnews/id/4083521.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22252071 good news,share, Scripture: Matthew 28:18-28:20, Romans 1:16-1:16, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 31 Mar 2024 14:09:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Good news! Good News! Good News! Jesus is alive, so we can live and live eternally! That’s not only good news, that’s the best, most important news there is. Sadly, it is not enjoyed by all. It’s not good news if one doesn’t believe it. It’s not good news if one is not aware of how bad the news was. I have done a lot of Easter messages on the belief part, the validity of believing Jesus conquered the grave. One doesn’t have to set aside reason to believe Jesus is alive. The evidence is there. It is a step of faith, but it is not a blind step. On this Easter though I want to look at how good this news is considering how bad the news was. Good news! Good News! Good News! Jesus is alive, so we can live and live eternally! That’s not only good news, that’s the best, most important news there is. Sadly, it is not enjoyed by all. It’s not good news if one doesn’t believe it. It’s not good news if one is not aware of how bad the news was. I have done a lot of Easter messages on the belief part, the validity of believing Jesus conquered the grave. One doesn’t have to set aside reason to believe Jesus is alive. The evidence is there. It is a step of faith, but it is not a blind step. On this Easter though I want to look at how good this news is considering how bad the news was. Good news! Good News! Good News! Jesus is alive, so we can live and live eternally! That’s not only good news, that’s the best, most important news there is. Sadly, it is not enjoyed by all. It’s not good news if one doesn’t believe it. It’s not good n… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1628 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22249486/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_goodnewstheresawayout/id/4081005.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22249486 Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:20-15:22, 1 Corinthians 15:54-15:57 Sun, 24 Mar 2024 15:27:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Last Supper is clearly the most special supper of all time, so special they brought Leonardo da Vinci in to paint it. It is a holy moment. It is a moment so deep in theology, in prophecy, in promise. And in the bigness and specialness of this moment, we can miss the humanness of this moment. Friends, sharing a meal, saying good-bye, and absolutely anticipating when they will sit down again over a meal. Without losing the holiness of this moment, let’s read it in the humanness of it as well. Look with me in Luke 22:14-20. The Last Supper is clearly the most special supper of all time, so special they brought Leonardo da Vinci in to paint it. It is a holy moment. It is a moment so deep in theology, in prophecy, in promise. And in the bigness and specialness of this moment, we can miss the humanness of this moment. Friends, sharing a meal, saying good-bye, and absolutely anticipating when they will sit down again over a meal. Without losing the holiness of this moment, let’s read it in the humanness of it as well. Look with me in Luke 22:14-20. The Last Supper is clearly the most special supper of all time, so special they brought Leonardo da Vinci in to paint it. It is a holy moment. It is a moment so deep in theology, in prophecy, in promise. And in the bigness and specialness of this momen… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2376 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22246541/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_apromisedsupper/id/4078160.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22246541 last supper,good-bye, Scripture: Luke 22:14-22:20 Sun, 17 Mar 2024 13:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I’ve always been intrigued by the layout of the gospel of John. We have 4 Gospels in the Bible that tell the story of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. John does that in 21 chapters, and 5 of those chapters, chapters 13-17, are about what went on in the Upper Room that Thursday night before He was crucified. That means 24% of John covers 3 hours of Jesus’ life. Now in this 24% we see what Jesus was doing, thinking, talking about, and praying for the night before He knew He would be crucified. What would be important to you if you were healthy, strong, of sound mind; but only had about 18 hours to live. These chapters are showing us what Jesus did. He ends with a prayer. I want to look at the end of that prayer, the last thing on His heart and mind before He steps into His passion. I’ve always been intrigued by the layout of the gospel of John. We have 4 Gospels in the Bible that tell the story of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. John does that in 21 chapters, and 5 of those chapters, chapters 13-17, are about what went on in the Upper Room that Thursday night before He was crucified. That means 24% of John covers 3 hours of Jesus’ life. Now in this 24% we see what Jesus was doing, thinking, talking about, and praying for the night before He knew He would be crucified. What would be important to you if you were healthy, strong, of sound mind; but only had about 18 hours to live. These chapters are showing us what Jesus did. He ends with a prayer. I want to look at the end of that prayer, the last thing on His heart and mind before He steps into His passion. I’ve always been intrigued by the layout of the gospel of John. We have 4 Gospels in the Bible that tell the story of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. John does that in 21 chapters, and 5 of those chapters, chapters 13-17, are about w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2110 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22243688/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusprayerforus/id/4075448.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22243688 prayer, Scripture: John 17:20-17:23, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 10 Mar 2024 14:01:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our giving, your giving means something to Jesus. It is not the actual amount, but that amount compared to what you have. There’s no command here to give everything you have. Our giving, your giving means something to Jesus. It is not the actual amount, but that amount compared to what you have. There’s no command here to give everything you have. Our giving, your giving means something to Jesus. It is not the actual amount, but that amount compared to what you have. There’s no command here to give everything you have.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2658 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22240899/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_givingtotheheights/id/4072751.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22240899 giving, Scripture: Mark 12:41-12:44, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 03 Mar 2024 20:40:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What do you hear or see when you hear the word 'repent'? I think of a preacher, sweating, red in the face, yelling from a pulpit, 'Repent you heathen!' Repent sounds harsh, confrontational; and well, we should hear some of that in that word, but Jesus also has this word surrounded by good news. One is not usually announcing good news screaming and judging. Jesus just said the rule of God is here and available. God has a will and a way. If, when you realize your way is not working, not the way; you realize you need His way, good news, you can have it. Here’s what you need to do repent and believe. Get off the road you are on. Stop going the wrong way. And get on God’s way. He loves you. He forgives you. And He wants you to have all that comes with His way, His rule. This is the heart of God. What do you hear or see when you hear the word 'repent'? I think of a preacher, sweating, red in the face, yelling from a pulpit, 'Repent you heathen!' Repent sounds harsh, confrontational; and well, we should hear some of that in that word, but Jesus also has this word surrounded by good news. One is not usually announcing good news screaming and judging. Jesus just said the rule of God is here and available. God has a will and a way. If, when you realize your way is not working, not the way; you realize you need His way, good news, you can have it. Here’s what you need to do repent and believe. Get off the road you are on. Stop going the wrong way. And get on God’s way. He loves you. He forgives you. And He wants you to have all that comes with His way, His rule. This is the heart of God. What do you hear or see when you hear the word 'repent'? I think of a preacher, sweating, red in the face, yelling from a pulpit, 'Repent you heathen!' Repent sounds harsh, confrontational; and well, we should hear some of that in that word, but Jesus … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2706 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22238262/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theresaway/id/4070297.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22238262 repent,believe, Scripture: Joel 2:25-2:25, Mark 1:14-1:15, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 25 Feb 2024 17:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is the second to last in our series on marriage. We all know money matters. Money is big. It is big in our thoughts, our conversations, our work. And it is big every day. Most of us have a thought or a conversation about money way more than we do God. We think, talk, touch money every day. That’s true as an individual and true in marriage. In any report, money will be one of top 5 reasons for divorce. In any report, money is going to be #1 or #2 in ranking for what we argue about the most in marriage. What would solve it? I believe Jesus would say, 'Y’all are acting like owners that don’t agree, when you need to be thinking about answering to the real owner for what you did with His money'. Jesus points to just such a conversation. Today is the second to last in our series on marriage. We all know money matters. Money is big. It is big in our thoughts, our conversations, our work. And it is big every day. Most of us have a thought or a conversation about money way more than we do God. We think, talk, touch money every day. That’s true as an individual and true in marriage. In any report, money will be one of top 5 reasons for divorce. In any report, money is going to be #1 or #2 in ranking for what we argue about the most in marriage. What would solve it? I believe Jesus would say, 'Y’all are acting like owners that don’t agree, when you need to be thinking about answering to the real owner for what you did with His money'. Jesus points to just such a conversation. Today is the second to last in our series on marriage. We all know money matters. Money is big. It is big in our thoughts, our conversations, our work. And it is big every day. Most of us have a thought or a conversation about money way more than we do… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2171 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22235727/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneymatters/id/4067876.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22235727 money,marriage, Scripture: Luke 12:42-12:48, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 18 Feb 2024 16:57:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Fighting and disagreeing is such a great opportunity to do exactly what God has called us to do in a marriage, to submit and serve. Oh, sure we can do those things when we are not fighting, but that’s not really the challenge, or the growth, or the evidence that I actually am growing in Christlikeness, that I actually am filled with the Spirit. No, it is in the moment of disagreement we find out what God and His word mean to us. Look with me today to Ephesians 5:21-33. Fighting and disagreeing is such a great opportunity to do exactly what God has called us to do in a marriage, to submit and serve. Oh, sure we can do those things when we are not fighting, but that’s not really the challenge, or the growth, or the evidence that I actually am growing in Christlikeness, that I actually am filled with the Spirit. No, it is in the moment of disagreement we find out what God and His word mean to us. Look with me today to Ephesians 5:21-33. Fighting and disagreeing is such a great opportunity to do exactly what God has called us to do in a marriage, to submit and serve. Oh, sure we can do those things when we are not fighting, but that’s not really the challenge, or the growth, or the evi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2396 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22232782/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_fightingmatters/id/4065042.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22232782 fighting,marriage, Scripture: Ephesians 5:21-5:33, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 11 Feb 2024 14:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So far in this series we have said that marriage matters because it’s God’s design and because it gives us a unique opportunity to practice being like Jesus and experience how He loves us. We have said that kids matter because they are a valuable gift from the Lord and we have a valuable assignment to point them back to Him. And today is intimacy. Sex matters. I have quoted Hebrews 13:4 a good bit, and will again here. So far in this series we have said that marriage matters because it’s God’s design and because it gives us a unique opportunity to practice being like Jesus and experience how He loves us. We have said that kids matter because they are a valuable gift from the Lord and we have a valuable assignment to point them back to Him. And today is intimacy. Sex matters. I have quoted Hebrews 13:4 a good bit, and will again here. So far in this series we have said that marriage matters because it’s God’s design and because it gives us a unique opportunity to practice being like Jesus and experience how He loves us. We have said that kids matter because they are a valuable gift … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2951 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22229623/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_intimacymatters/id/4062163.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22229623 intimacy,sex,marriage, Scripture: Hebrews 13:4-13:4, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 04 Feb 2024 16:53:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is our third message in our marriage series with the first two saying, 'Marriage matters'. Now we can’t talk about marriage and not talk about kids. There is not a command that every individual must have a child, but there is a command given to humanity and marriage. A purpose of marriage is kids. A great purpose that costs a lot, and where there is great cost, there needs to be great motivation. Today is our third message in our marriage series with the first two saying, 'Marriage matters'. Now we can’t talk about marriage and not talk about kids. There is not a command that every individual must have a child, but there is a command given to humanity and marriage. A purpose of marriage is kids. A great purpose that costs a lot, and where there is great cost, there needs to be great motivation. Today is our third message in our marriage series with the first two saying, 'Marriage matters'. Now we can’t talk about marriage and not talk about kids. There is not a command that every individual must have a child, but there is a command given to h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2808 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22227035/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_kidsmatter/id/4059688.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22227035 kids,children,marriage, Scripture: Psalms 127:3-127:3, Ephesians 6:4-6:4, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 28 Jan 2024 14:34:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson As we close the 21 days of prayer, I would like encourage us continue to pursue some spiritual disciplines. Now some you may wonder what exactly is a spiritual discipline? It isn't a term use very often. Well one definition is 'behaviors that help our spiritual growth and enable us to grow to spiritual maturity'. Spiritual disciplines should not be something we do only certain times year, but should be way life. As we close the 21 days of prayer, I would like encourage us continue to pursue some spiritual disciplines. Now some you may wonder what exactly is a spiritual discipline? It isn't a term use very often. Well one definition is 'behaviors that help our spiritual growth and enable us to grow to spiritual maturity'. Spiritual disciplines should not be something we do only certain times year, but should be way life. As we close the 21 days of prayer, I would like encourage us continue to pursue some spiritual disciplines. Now some you may wonder what exactly is a spiritual discipline? It isn't a term use very often. Well one definition is 'behaviors that help our … Rev. Rico Patterson 549 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22224271/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_spiritualdiscipline/id/4057043.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22224271 spiritual discipline, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 21 Jan 2024 16:01:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why do we honor marriage? Because God is going to judge those who live outside His design. We could stop there, but why is God so big on His design. Last week we saw science struggle to say God’s design, God’s way works, but it did say it. It is worth making it work. So, live inside God’s design for love, sex, and marriage. But what if I told you that marriage is about more than love, sex, and marriage. There’s a greater reason God wants us to honor, respect, protect this relationship. A reason worthy to you. Why do we honor marriage? Because God is going to judge those who live outside His design. We could stop there, but why is God so big on His design. Last week we saw science struggle to say God’s design, God’s way works, but it did say it. It is worth making it work. So, live inside God’s design for love, sex, and marriage. But what if I told you that marriage is about more than love, sex, and marriage. There’s a greater reason God wants us to honor, respect, protect this relationship. A reason worthy to you. Why do we honor marriage? Because God is going to judge those who live outside His design. We could stop there, but why is God so big on His design. Last week we saw science struggle to say God’s design, God’s way works, but it did say it. It is worth … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22221698/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whymarriagematters/id/4054543.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22221698 marriage,design, Scripture: Isaiah 12:12-12:14, Mark 10:45-10:45, Philippians 2:4-2:4, Hebrews 3:14-3:14, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 14 Jan 2024 23:33:19 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week I told you I would be doing 6 different sermon series this year, but a unifying theme: preparing to live in a culture that is increasingly anti-Christian, or maybe more positively said: being faithful to God in every environment. We do this by relying on the gospel, living the gospel, sharing the gospel, no matter the cost. As I tried to show last week, there may be a cost coming we are not used to paying. Last week I told you I would be doing 6 different sermon series this year, but a unifying theme: preparing to live in a culture that is increasingly anti-Christian, or maybe more positively said: being faithful to God in every environment. We do this by relying on the gospel, living the gospel, sharing the gospel, no matter the cost. As I tried to show last week, there may be a cost coming we are not used to paying. Last week I told you I would be doing 6 different sermon series this year, but a unifying theme: preparing to live in a culture that is increasingly anti-Christian, or maybe more positively said: being faithful to God in every environment. We do this b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2397 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22219015/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whymarriage/id/4051947.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22219015 marriage,persecution, Scripture: Genesis 2:18-2:18, Genesis 2:24-2:24, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 07 Jan 2024 16:41:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The American Christian has enjoyed an unprecedented life of ease. Out of all the followers of Christ over the last 2000 years, I am not sure what percentage of those would be 19th, 20th, 21st century Americans. Let’s say 15%. In that other 85%, it has been hard to be a Christian. There has been a great cost to following Christ, which He warned in Luke 14 when He said NOT to follow Him before counting the cost. Did we have to weigh any cost to become His follower? I believe it will begin to cost to follow Christ in America. The American Christian has enjoyed an unprecedented life of ease. Out of all the followers of Christ over the last 2000 years, I am not sure what percentage of those would be 19th, 20th, 21st century Americans. Let’s say 15%. In that other 85%, it has been hard to be a Christian. There has been a great cost to following Christ, which He warned in Luke 14 when He said NOT to follow Him before counting the cost. Did we have to weigh any cost to become His follower? I believe it will begin to cost to follow Christ in America. The American Christian has enjoyed an unprecedented life of ease. Out of all the followers of Christ over the last 2000 years, I am not sure what percentage of those would be 19th, 20th, 21st century Americans. Let’s say 15%. In that other 85%, it has … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2430 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22216637/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_behappyuntodeath/id/4049672.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22216637 Scripture: Matthew 5:10-5:11, Revelation 12:11-12:11, Series: Clarity in the Chaos Sun, 31 Dec 2023 21:10:00 +0000 Rev. Joel Eguiluz Some of us may be feeling that way today, like we are trying really hard to please God by doing things (coming to church and reading our bible and giving here and there) and we are about to beef up our efforts with our new year resolutions tonight, we are going to promise to read more, come to church more often, and we are trying and trying and it never seems enough because we always fall short. Jesus extends an invitation, which by the way it is still open, He invites people to come to Him. He turns none away, He says come. Some of us may be feeling that way today, like we are trying really hard to please God by doing things (coming to church and reading our bible and giving here and there) and we are about to beef up our efforts with our new year resolutions tonight, we are going to promise to read more, come to church more often, and we are trying and trying and it never seems enough because we always fall short. Jesus extends an invitation, which by the way it is still open, He invites people to come to Him. He turns none away, He says come. Some of us may be feeling that way today, like we are trying really hard to please God by doing things (coming to church and reading our bible and giving here and there) and we are about to beef up our efforts with our new year resolutions tonight, we … Rev. Joel Eguiluz 2078 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22214159/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easyandlight/id/4047270.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22214159 easy,light,resolution,invitation, Scripture: Matthew 11:28-11:30, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 24 Dec 2023 20:02:21 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I am concluding 4 messages on meeting Jesus in the Christmas story told in the Bible by Matthew. We have met a Jesus who is the promised Messiah, the fulfillment all the prophecies. We’ve met a Jesus who is the Savior of our sins, and oh what a Savior! We have met a Jesus that is the very Son of God. And today we meet Him as our King. Today I am concluding 4 messages on meeting Jesus in the Christmas story told in the Bible by Matthew. We have met a Jesus who is the promised Messiah, the fulfillment all the prophecies. We’ve met a Jesus who is the Savior of our sins, and oh what a Savior! We have met a Jesus that is the very Son of God. And today we meet Him as our King. Today I am concluding 4 messages on meeting Jesus in the Christmas story told in the Bible by Matthew. We have met a Jesus who is the promised Messiah, the fulfillment all the prophecies. We’ve met a Jesus who is the Savior of our sins, and oh what a S… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1345 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22211500/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetingesusourking/id/4044612.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22211500 Jesus,king,Christmas, Scripture: Matthew 2:1-2:6, Series: Meeting Jesus Sun, 17 Dec 2023 22:10:32 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Mary and Joseph, if we can get past seeing them frozen in our manger scenes, they’re just two people, a young mom and dad, looking at a new baby. No doubt they see so much. Shepherds come in and later foreign dignitaries. Who are all these people and why are they coming to see their baby? That would certainly add to the big dreams and ideas. But then perhaps it was this young mom and dad who left the shepherds and wise men wondering when they introduced their baby. 'Here’s Jesus. He’s God.' Let’s read Matthew 1:22-23. Mary and Joseph, if we can get past seeing them frozen in our manger scenes, they’re just two people, a young mom and dad, looking at a new baby. No doubt they see so much. Shepherds come in and later foreign dignitaries. Who are all these people and why are they coming to see their baby? That would certainly add to the big dreams and ideas. But then perhaps it was this young mom and dad who left the shepherds and wise men wondering when they introduced their baby. 'Here’s Jesus. He’s God.' Let’s read Matthew 1:22-23. Mary and Joseph, if we can get past seeing them frozen in our manger scenes, they’re just two people, a young mom and dad, looking at a new baby. No doubt they see so much. Shepherds come in and later foreign dignitaries. Who are all these people and w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2401 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22209272/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetingesussonofgod/id/4042471.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22209272 Jesus,Mary,Joseph,manger,God, Scripture: Matthew 1:22-1:23, Series: Meeting Jesus Sun, 10 Dec 2023 16:28:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you need to be saved? We may feel bad or guilty over a certain sin, but that just highlights all the sins we don’t feel bad about. So even we who believe can have a shallow appreciation of what Jesus being our Savior means. Why am I thinking about understanding and appreciating Jesus as Savior? We have begun a Christmas series, and we are looking at how this Baby in the manger is introduced to us. Last week we met Jesus as the Promised Messiah, and today as the Savior of our sins. Look with me at Matthew 1:18-23. Do you need to be saved? We may feel bad or guilty over a certain sin, but that just highlights all the sins we don’t feel bad about. So even we who believe can have a shallow appreciation of what Jesus being our Savior means. Why am I thinking about understanding and appreciating Jesus as Savior? We have begun a Christmas series, and we are looking at how this Baby in the manger is introduced to us. Last week we met Jesus as the Promised Messiah, and today as the Savior of our sins. Look with me at Matthew 1:18-23. Do you need to be saved? We may feel bad or guilty over a certain sin, but that just highlights all the sins we don’t feel bad about. So even we who believe can have a shallow appreciation of what Jesus being our Savior means. Why am I thinking about … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2657 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22207197/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_saviorofoursins/id/4040461.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22207197 Savior,sin,saved, Series: Meeting Jesus Sun, 03 Dec 2023 14:49:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas is a people time: family, friends and even new family and new friends. We go to gatherings, events, parties, to be with people, even some we don’t like. With all this meeting at Christmas, wouldn’t it be travesty if we didn’t meet Jesus. If Christmas is about anything, it is about meeting God in Jesus. This Jesus out of whom is going to come some wonderful and awful things. Who is this Jesus? Christmas is a people time: family, friends and even new family and new friends. We go to gatherings, events, parties, to be with people, even some we don’t like. With all this meeting at Christmas, wouldn’t it be travesty if we didn’t meet Jesus. If Christmas is about anything, it is about meeting God in Jesus. This Jesus out of whom is going to come some wonderful and awful things. Who is this Jesus? Christmas is a people time: family, friends and even new family and new friends. We go to gatherings, events, parties, to be with people, even some we don’t like. With all this meeting at Christmas, wouldn’t it be travesty if we didn’t meet Jesus. If C… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3028 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22203738/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisedmessiah/id/4037702.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22203738 Jesus,Messiah,Christmas, Series: Meeting Jesus Sun, 26 Nov 2023 14:50:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Did you thank God this week for a kingdom that cannot be shaken? Interesting question when we look back over a week where we have given much thanks for things that can be shaken, can be lost. Nothing wrong with enjoying the temporary, but so much more important that our heart’s desire is the eternal. Either way, I am guessing a lot of us have heart full for God right now so where to now? Did you thank God this week for a kingdom that cannot be shaken? Interesting question when we look back over a week where we have given much thanks for things that can be shaken, can be lost. Nothing wrong with enjoying the temporary, but so much more important that our heart’s desire is the eternal. Either way, I am guessing a lot of us have heart full for God right now so where to now? Did you thank God this week for a kingdom that cannot be shaken? Interesting question when we look back over a week where we have given much thanks for things that can be shaken, can be lost. Nothing wrong with enjoying the temporary, but so much more … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 728 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22201210/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aconsumingfire/id/4035221.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22201210 communion,thanks,thanksgiving, Scripture: Hebrews 12:28-12:29, Series: Prayer and Praise Sun, 19 Nov 2023 19:25:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Giving thanks may be the most important discipline of the Christian life. It is a discipline. We tend to think of it as a feeling that comes from getting or having good things. But biblical giving of thanks is a choice in all things; a daily choice that enables us to see God, love life and people. A daily choice that gives strength, hope, and the ability to endure. We see all this in the life of Joseph. Giving thanks may be the most important discipline of the Christian life. It is a discipline. We tend to think of it as a feeling that comes from getting or having good things. But biblical giving of thanks is a choice in all things; a daily choice that enables us to see God, love life and people. A daily choice that gives strength, hope, and the ability to endure. We see all this in the life of Joseph. Giving thanks may be the most important discipline of the Christian life. It is a discipline. We tend to think of it as a feeling that comes from getting or having good things. But biblical giving of thanks is a choice in all things; a daily choice tha… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3156 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22199070/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_somethingtobethankfulfor/id/4033142.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22199070 thankful,thanks, Scripture: Genesis 45:1-45:8, Genesis 50:14-50:21, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Mon, 13 Nov 2023 00:30:00 +0000 Dr. Hance Dilbeck, Jr. Dr. Hance Dilbeck, President of Guidestone is our guest speaker as we go into several days of hosting the SBCV Annual Homecoming. Dr. Hance Dilbeck, President of Guidestone is our guest speaker as we go into several days of hosting the SBCV Annual Homecoming. Dr. Hance Dilbeck, President of Guidestone is our guest speaker as we go into several days of hosting the SBCV Annual Homecoming.… Dr. Hance Dilbeck, Jr. 2608 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22196614/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sundaynovember122023drhancedil/id/4030764.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22196614 Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 05 Nov 2023 16:32:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we come to our 4th message on the life of Joseph, of course is a part of our study of Genesis. We have seen that Joseph’s life is a special life. It should make us want to watch, ask questions, learn. He has a profound ability to hold onto God regardless of his circumstances. He seems to enjoy a great relationship with the Lord, and the Lord enjoys a great relationship with Joseph. I know the Lord enjoyed being with Joseph because everyone could see it! Today we come to our 4th message on the life of Joseph, of course is a part of our study of Genesis. We have seen that Joseph’s life is a special life. It should make us want to watch, ask questions, learn. He has a profound ability to hold onto God regardless of his circumstances. He seems to enjoy a great relationship with the Lord, and the Lord enjoys a great relationship with Joseph. I know the Lord enjoyed being with Joseph because everyone could see it! Today we come to our 4th message on the life of Joseph, of course is a part of our study of Genesis. We have seen that Joseph’s life is a special life. It should make us want to watch, ask questions, learn. He has a profound ability to hold onto God re… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1881 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22193291/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thelifegodiswith/id/4027452.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22193291 Joseph,relationship,hold on, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 29 Oct 2023 15:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn More times than I can count I have wondered what God is doing. Funny thing, I don’t usually wonder that when things are going well. Shouldn’t we always want to know what God is doing? But we tend to be most concerned when we aren’t happy, when things are not going well. And we especially wonder that when we have been good, been praying, because then we have done our part, right, and now God, You do Your thing. It is so hard not to want to reduce God to a formula. I do this, You do this, and then good thing happens. We’ve all had times where we feel like, 'God You should have done this, and You didn’t.' Great faith to hold onto Him in that moment. But God has not left us in the dark on where He is or what He is doing, especially in those places where we feel most in the dark. The life of Joseph gives us great insight to this. More times than I can count I have wondered what God is doing. Funny thing, I don’t usually wonder that when things are going well. Shouldn’t we always want to know what God is doing? But we tend to be most concerned when we aren’t happy, when things are not going well. And we especially wonder that when we have been good, been praying, because then we have done our part, right, and now God, You do Your thing. It is so hard not to want to reduce God to a formula. I do this, You do this, and then good thing happens. We’ve all had times where we feel like, 'God You should have done this, and You didn’t.' Great faith to hold onto Him in that moment. But God has not left us in the dark on where He is or what He is doing, especially in those places where we feel most in the dark. The life of Joseph gives us great insight to this. More times than I can count I have wondered what God is doing. Funny thing, I don’t usually wonder that when things are going well. Shouldn’t we always want to know what God is doing? But we tend to be most concerned when we aren’t happy, when things a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2746 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22190646/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgoddoing/id/4024864.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22190646 happy,praying,hard,faith, Scripture: Genesis 37:1-50:26, Psalms 105:19-105:19, Romans 8:28-8:29, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 22 Oct 2023 14:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible gives to us several provocative, sensual, steamy stories: David and Bathsheba, Samson and Delilah, and our story today Joseph and Potiphar’s wife. The first two stories give us lessons from failure. Joseph though, from success. Filled with sexual tension, possibly even wondering if God’s way even matters, we see with incredible clarity a path through temptation. Let’s read yet another of the well-known stories of Genesis and the Bible. The Bible gives to us several provocative, sensual, steamy stories: David and Bathsheba, Samson and Delilah, and our story today Joseph and Potiphar’s wife. The first two stories give us lessons from failure. Joseph though, from success. Filled with sexual tension, possibly even wondering if God’s way even matters, we see with incredible clarity a path through temptation. Let’s read yet another of the well-known stories of Genesis and the Bible. The Bible gives to us several provocative, sensual, steamy stories: David and Bathsheba, Samson and Delilah, and our story today Joseph and Potiphar’s wife. The first two stories give us lessons from failure. Joseph though, from success. Filled with se… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2608 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22188113/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_isgodworththat/id/4022345.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22188113 failure,success,sex,temptation, Scripture: Genesis 39:1-39:20, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 15 Oct 2023 13:25:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Caring for the poor is very much a part of God’s heart, the heart of the Jewish faith, the heart of the Christian faith. Jesus makes it part of what it means to come follow Him. Now, there are lots of things that it means to follow Him, but helping the poor is one of only two things that is uniquely attached like this to what it means to follow Jesus. We can and should ask, 'Am I following Jesus if I am not helping the poor?' Caring for the poor is very much a part of God’s heart, the heart of the Jewish faith, the heart of the Christian faith. Jesus makes it part of what it means to come follow Him. Now, there are lots of things that it means to follow Him, but helping the poor is one of only two things that is uniquely attached like this to what it means to follow Jesus. We can and should ask, 'Am I following Jesus if I am not helping the poor?' Caring for the poor is very much a part of God’s heart, the heart of the Jewish faith, the heart of the Christian faith. Jesus makes it part of what it means to come follow Him. Now, there are lots of things that it means to follow Him, but helping the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2522 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22185475/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aplanforgivingtothepoor/id/4019768.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22185475 poor,needy, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 08 Oct 2023 14:55:00 +0000 Rev. Shay Osborne God doesn't cause people to sin. God doesn't make people sin. God isn't a bad God, but people sin of their own choosing, but God is bigger than they are. And God is able to take even sinful people and things, and He, through providence, is able to work that out for His glory and our good. God doesn't cause people to sin. God doesn't make people sin. God isn't a bad God, but people sin of their own choosing, but God is bigger than they are. And God is able to take even sinful people and things, and He, through providence, is able to work that out for His glory and our good. God doesn't cause people to sin. God doesn't make people sin. God isn't a bad God, but people sin of their own choosing, but God is bigger than they are. And God is able to take even sinful people and things, and He, through providence, is able to work… Rev. Shay Osborne 2566 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22182862/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theinvisiblehandofgod/id/4017209.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22182862 sin,providence,glory,good, Scripture: Genesis 37:1-37:36, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Mon, 02 Oct 2023 01:39:01 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Even when we know the blessing of trusting in God, we can slide right back to trusting in ourselves. As a matter of fact, we all do it, all the time. Self-sufficiency is our default mode when the alarm goes off every morning. In chapter 32 Jacob is returning home and in awe of what God has done for him and particularly now in God sending him home, but Jacob is also afraid of a reunion with his brother Esau. It’s been 20 years since they were together, and Esau wanted to kill him for how Jacob had deceived him. Jacob sends a message to Esau that he is coming home. He wants to test the waters. The messenger returns saying Esau and 400 men are on the way. This is Jacob’s nightmare coming true. Even when we know the blessing of trusting in God, we can slide right back to trusting in ourselves. As a matter of fact, we all do it, all the time. Self-sufficiency is our default mode when the alarm goes off every morning. In chapter 32 Jacob is returning home and in awe of what God has done for him and particularly now in God sending him home, but Jacob is also afraid of a reunion with his brother Esau. It’s been 20 years since they were together, and Esau wanted to kill him for how Jacob had deceived him. Jacob sends a message to Esau that he is coming home. He wants to test the waters. The messenger returns saying Esau and 400 men are on the way. This is Jacob’s nightmare coming true. Even when we know the blessing of trusting in God, we can slide right back to trusting in ourselves. As a matter of fact, we all do it, all the time. Self-sufficiency is our default mode when the alarm goes off every morning. In chapter 32 Jacob is ret… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2599 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22180070/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_holdontogod/id/4014474.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22180070 trust,fear, Scripture: Genesis 32:9-32:12, Genesis 32:22-32:32, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 24 Sep 2023 04:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is all God’s grace. I have said that over and over through the lives of Abraham and now Isaac as God gives great promises and blessings. As we saw last week, even when Abraham and Isaac fail, God still comes through. It is His goodness, not ours. His grace, not our deservedness. He is faithful even when we are not. Which means at some point we might ask, Does it even matter how I live? I mean God is going to do what God is going to do, right? Our study in Genesis today brings us to chapters 29-30 and it is just a mess of humanity, and God by His grace uses all of it. It is all God’s grace. I have said that over and over through the lives of Abraham and now Isaac as God gives great promises and blessings. As we saw last week, even when Abraham and Isaac fail, God still comes through. It is His goodness, not ours. His grace, not our deservedness. He is faithful even when we are not. Which means at some point we might ask, Does it even matter how I live? I mean God is going to do what God is going to do, right? Our study in Genesis today brings us to chapters 29-30 and it is just a mess of humanity, and God by His grace uses all of it. It is all God’s grace. I have said that over and over through the lives of Abraham and now Isaac as God gives great promises and blessings. As we saw last week, even when Abraham and Isaac fail, God still comes through. It is His goodness, not ours. Hi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2771 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22177350/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_doesitevenmatter/id/4011826.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22177350 grace,faithful, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 17 Sep 2023 16:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our study today in Genesis brings us to one of the great promises of God: I will be with You. I hope we can understand what that means in Genesis 26, throughout the Bible, and what it means for us here today. So, turn to Genesis 26. Our study today in Genesis brings us to one of the great promises of God: I will be with You. I hope we can understand what that means in Genesis 26, throughout the Bible, and what it means for us here today. So, turn to Genesis 26. Our study today in Genesis brings us to one of the great promises of God: I will be with You. I hope we can understand what that means in Genesis 26, throughout the Bible, and what it means for us here today. So, turn to Genesis 26.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2492 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22174941/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_iwillbewithyouso/id/4009440.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22174941 promise,i will be with you, Scripture: Genesis 26:1-26:14, Genesis 26:28-26:28, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 10 Sep 2023 15:14:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we learned that God is comfortable with our discomfort. It can be a way of testing our faith, our obedience. And today we will see that God does test. God tested Abraham and is going to test you; you, me, all of us. It is not a multiple-choice, or true/false test. We’re not going to guess our way to a right answer. As a matter of fact, probably the hardest tests you have ever taken, whether you even know you are being tested, were given by God. Last week we learned that God is comfortable with our discomfort. It can be a way of testing our faith, our obedience. And today we will see that God does test. God tested Abraham and is going to test you; you, me, all of us. It is not a multiple-choice, or true/false test. We’re not going to guess our way to a right answer. As a matter of fact, probably the hardest tests you have ever taken, whether you even know you are being tested, were given by God. Last week we learned that God is comfortable with our discomfort. It can be a way of testing our faith, our obedience. And today we will see that God does test. God tested Abraham and is going to test you; you, me, all of us. It is not a multiple-choic… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2407 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22172201/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godtests/id/4006769.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22172201 test,discomfort, Scripture: Genesis 22:1-22:24, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 03 Sep 2023 17:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In Genesis 12 and 15 Abram is called Abram, but when we read the passage in Romans 4, he’s called Abraham. Why the name change? Also, from Romans 4, Paul describes Abraham as never wavering in his faith, so what is going on when he jumps the gun and has a child with Hagar. Good questions in which the answers have some real value to our faith walk today. In Genesis 12 and 15 Abram is called Abram, but when we read the passage in Romans 4, he’s called Abraham. Why the name change? Also, from Romans 4, Paul describes Abraham as never wavering in his faith, so what is going on when he jumps the gun and has a child with Hagar. Good questions in which the answers have some real value to our faith walk today. In Genesis 12 and 15 Abram is called Abram, but when we read the passage in Romans 4, he’s called Abraham. Why the name change? Also, from Romans 4, Paul describes Abraham as never wavering in his faith, so what is going on when he jumps the gun and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1971 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22169644/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thisfaiththingisprettybig/id/4004255.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22169644 Abram,Abraham,Hagar, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Mon, 28 Aug 2023 01:33:23 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson If God took the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus, which was the most wicked act conducted in the history of mankind and used it for His glory, the same thing is true for anything else we may go through in this world. God is sovereign and in complete control. God is able. If God took the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus, which was the most wicked act conducted in the history of mankind and used it for His glory, the same thing is true for anything else we may go through in this world. God is sovereign and in complete control. God is able. If God took the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus, which was the most wicked act conducted in the history of mankind and used it for His glory, the same thing is true for anything else we may go through in this world. God is sovereign and in complete cont… Rev. Rico Patterson 2433 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22166917/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godisable/id/4001667.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22166917 able,genesis, Scripture: Genesis 21:1-21:5, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 20 Aug 2023 13:45:00 +0000 Rev. Jordan West Rev. Jordan West, our Young Adults Pastor continues in Genesis 17 as we look at circumcision and it's importance in the Bible. Rev. Jordan West, our Young Adults Pastor continues in Genesis 17 as we look at circumcision and it's importance in the Bible. Rev. Jordan West, our Young Adults Pastor continues in Genesis 17 as we look at circumcision and it's importance in the Bible.… Rev. Jordan West 2719 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22164363/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_signofthecovenant/id/3999175.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22164363 Scripture: Genesis 17:1-17:14, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 13 Aug 2023 15:36:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson God made the heavens all by Himself… earth… animals… trees… you… me… everything, therefore He doesn’t need fleshly help in order to accomplish His will. All He wants us to do is simply believe/trust/wait on God. This is what Abraham & Sarah needed to learn, and same thing that we need learn. God’s way is the only way. God made the heavens all by Himself… earth… animals… trees… you… me… everything, therefore He doesn’t need fleshly help in order to accomplish His will. All He wants us to do is simply believe/trust/wait on God. This is what Abraham & Sarah needed to learn, and same thing that we need learn. God’s way is the only way. God made the heavens all by Himself… earth… animals… trees… you… me… everything, therefore He doesn’t need fleshly help in order to accomplish His will. All He wants us to do is simply believe/trust/wait on God. This is what Abraham & Sarah needed to … Rev. Rico Patterson 2702 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22161858/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godswayistheonlyway/id/3996717.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22161858 trust,God, Scripture: Genesis 16:1-16:2, 2 Samuel 6:1-6:7, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 06 Aug 2023 04:27:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Genesis 1-11 is the big view of where everything came from and why things are the way they are. In Genesis 12 we shift. Moses has led the Jews out of Egypt and is introducing them to their God. Not a first introduction, but now a very thorough introduction from Genesis to Deuteronomy. God is going to use Genesis 12-50 to tell them where they came from and why there are His special people. And that starts today with understanding God’s covenant with Abraham and the Jews. The verses we are about to read referred to as the Abrahamic Covenant. Read Genesis 12:1-5; 15:6-18. Genesis 1-11 is the big view of where everything came from and why things are the way they are. In Genesis 12 we shift. Moses has led the Jews out of Egypt and is introducing them to their God. Not a first introduction, but now a very thorough introduction from Genesis to Deuteronomy. God is going to use Genesis 12-50 to tell them where they came from and why there are His special people. And that starts today with understanding God’s covenant with Abraham and the Jews. The verses we are about to read referred to as the Abrahamic Covenant. Read Genesis 12:1-5; 15:6-18. Genesis 1-11 is the big view of where everything came from and why things are the way they are. In Genesis 12 we shift. Moses has led the Jews out of Egypt and is introducing them to their God. Not a first introduction, but now a very thorough introduc… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2456 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22159121/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theabrahamiccovenant/id/3994060.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22159121 covenant,Abraham, Scripture: Genesis 12:1-12:5, Genesis 15:6-15:18, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 30 Jul 2023 15:58:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Sometimes things just work out. It was not on purpose that I am preaching Genesis 10-11 today and doing the Lord’s Supper, and yet, wow! These two things landed on this day separately and they absolutely go together. At the Tower God divided us up and at the Table He made us one again. Let’s look today at Genesis 11:1-9. Sometimes things just work out. It was not on purpose that I am preaching Genesis 10-11 today and doing the Lord’s Supper, and yet, wow! These two things landed on this day separately and they absolutely go together. At the Tower God divided us up and at the Table He made us one again. Let’s look today at Genesis 11:1-9. Sometimes things just work out. It was not on purpose that I am preaching Genesis 10-11 today and doing the Lord’s Supper, and yet, wow! These two things landed on this day separately and they absolutely go together. At the Tower God divided us up and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2403 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22156796/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_togetheragain/id/3991780.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22156796 Lord's Supper,communion,genesis,babel, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 23 Jul 2023 15:48:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The flood story is big. It is big action. It is big impact. It has big questions. It is by far the biggest judgment of God on the earth and humanity still to this day. It is just a flood of big going on. But under the surface, pun intended, there are great spiritual lessons, examples for our daily life and walk with God. In the flood God has something for you. Open your Bible with me to Genesis 5:32 and we’ll start there. The flood story is big. It is big action. It is big impact. It has big questions. It is by far the biggest judgment of God on the earth and humanity still to this day. It is just a flood of big going on. But under the surface, pun intended, there are great spiritual lessons, examples for our daily life and walk with God. In the flood God has something for you. Open your Bible with me to Genesis 5:32 and we’ll start there. The flood story is big. It is big action. It is big impact. It has big questions. It is by far the biggest judgment of God on the earth and humanity still to this day. It is just a flood of big going on. But under the surface, pun intended, there are g… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2722 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22154263/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_waitingagreatopportunityforfai/id/3989250.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22154263 genesis,flood,noah, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 16 Jul 2023 15:49:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The day finally arrived. A day God had said would come a hundred years earlier. The Ark was finished, full of animals and supplies, and Noah’s family. God shut the door the ark. And then God, well, killed everyone. Today and next Sunday I want to focus our attention on some profound spiritual ideas we need to take from this. The day finally arrived. A day God had said would come a hundred years earlier. The Ark was finished, full of animals and supplies, and Noah’s family. God shut the door the ark. And then God, well, killed everyone. Today and next Sunday I want to focus our attention on some profound spiritual ideas we need to take from this. The day finally arrived. A day God had said would come a hundred years earlier. The Ark was finished, full of animals and supplies, and Noah’s family. God shut the door the ark. And then God, well, killed everyone. Today and next Sunday I want to focu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2288 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22151674/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thepatienceofaholyustgod/id/3986718.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22151674 holy,just,ark, Scripture: Genesis 6:13-6:22, Genesis 7:11-7:19, 2 Peter 3:6-3:11, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 09 Jul 2023 16:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our study in Genesis brings us not only to one of the big moments in the Bible, but one of the big moments in the history of planet earth. So many ancient religions and cultures have a flood story. Do you know why? Because it happened. They’re trying to explain this event in the history of our earth. Do I believe in the flood, Noah, the Ark? I certainly do because Jesus believed in it. Our study in Genesis brings us not only to one of the big moments in the Bible, but one of the big moments in the history of planet earth. So many ancient religions and cultures have a flood story. Do you know why? Because it happened. They’re trying to explain this event in the history of our earth. Do I believe in the flood, Noah, the Ark? I certainly do because Jesus believed in it. Our study in Genesis brings us not only to one of the big moments in the Bible, but one of the big moments in the history of planet earth. So many ancient religions and cultures have a flood story. Do you know why? Because it happened. They’re trying t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2490 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22149163/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_itsawfulbuthesstickingwithus/id/3984265.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22149163 flood,genesis,sex,angels, Scripture: Genesis 6:1-6:13, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 02 Jul 2023 16:08:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are going to look at one of the not so well-known characters of the Bible, but one that has a great walk with God. You don’t have to be a Bible hero to have a great walk with God. Turn with me to Genesis 5. I am going to read 1-11, and then 21-24. Today we are going to look at one of the not so well-known characters of the Bible, but one that has a great walk with God. You don’t have to be a Bible hero to have a great walk with God. Turn with me to Genesis 5. I am going to read 1-11, and then 21-24. Today we are going to look at one of the not so well-known characters of the Bible, but one that has a great walk with God. You don’t have to be a Bible hero to have a great walk with God. Turn with me to Genesis 5. I am going to read 1-11, and then 21… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1949 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22145726/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_awalkwithgod/id/3980716.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22145726 walk,Enoch, Scripture: Genesis 5:1-5:11, Genesis 5:21-5:24, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 25 Jun 2023 14:54:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Well, we are in Genesis 4 today, but going to at Deuteronomy 12:4 and Romans 12:2-3. These verses are about worship, and not just the minutes before a sermon happens in church on Sunday morning. This is about the life offered up to God in worship. One verse says don’t take your cues from the world on how to worship God. The other says don’t take your cues from yourself. In both I elevate myself to the place of determining what God will be pleased with. We live in a culture today that says just the opposite. My passion, my feelings are the only truth. My feelings are what make it right. No. Why not? Glad you asked. Look with me today at Genesis 4. Well, we are in Genesis 4 today, but going to at Deuteronomy 12:4 and Romans 12:2-3. These verses are about worship, and not just the minutes before a sermon happens in church on Sunday morning. This is about the life offered up to God in worship. One verse says don’t take your cues from the world on how to worship God. The other says don’t take your cues from yourself. In both I elevate myself to the place of determining what God will be pleased with. We live in a culture today that says just the opposite. My passion, my feelings are the only truth. My feelings are what make it right. No. Why not? Glad you asked. Look with me today at Genesis 4. Well, we are in Genesis 4 today, but going to at Deuteronomy 12:4 and Romans 12:2-3. These verses are about worship, and not just the minutes before a sermon happens in church on Sunday morning. This is about the life offered up to God in worship. One … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2130 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22144191/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howweworship/id/3979368.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22144191 worship,offering, Scripture: Genesis 4:1-4:9, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 18 Jun 2023 13:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is our sixth message and a message connected to 3 Sundays ago. We looked at Adam and Eve fall into sin. It is kind of stunning that a serpent is talking, but very purposeful, because temptation is always talking to us from wherever we perceive the voice to be coming from. We learned how important it is to trust God, His word, His goodness. In verses 8-24 today we are going to see the fall out of not trusting God and His word, of believing there is a goodness apart from Him. Let’s read 3:8-24. Today is our sixth message and a message connected to 3 Sundays ago. We looked at Adam and Eve fall into sin. It is kind of stunning that a serpent is talking, but very purposeful, because temptation is always talking to us from wherever we perceive the voice to be coming from. We learned how important it is to trust God, His word, His goodness. In verses 8-24 today we are going to see the fall out of not trusting God and His word, of believing there is a goodness apart from Him. Let’s read 3:8-24. Today is our sixth message and a message connected to 3 Sundays ago. We looked at Adam and Eve fall into sin. It is kind of stunning that a serpent is talking, but very purposeful, because temptation is always talking to us from wherever we perceive th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2513 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22141604/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_donthide/id/3976818.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22141604 genesis, Scripture: Genesis 3:8-3:24, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Mon, 12 Jun 2023 03:08:06 +0000 Dr. Todd Miles We used to say it is wrong to smoke marijuana because it was illegal and as Christians, we are to obey the law. Well, it is now recreationally legal in 19 states and medically legal in 36 others. This requires us to think through this issue with a little more thought and Todd Miles will show us what that looks like to think biblically and as a disciple of Christ on this issue. He will also give us a grid to think biblically on other ethical issues not specifically addressed in the Bible. Todd Miles is the author of Cannabis and the Christian, and a professor at Western Theological Seminary. We used to say it is wrong to smoke marijuana because it was illegal and as Christians, we are to obey the law. Well, it is now recreationally legal in 19 states and medically legal in 36 others. This requires us to think through this issue with a little more thought and Todd Miles will show us what that looks like to think biblically and as a disciple of Christ on this issue. He will also give us a grid to think biblically on other ethical issues not specifically addressed in the Bible. Todd Miles is the author of Cannabis and the Christian, and a professor at Western Theological Seminary. We used to say it is wrong to smoke marijuana because it was illegal and as Christians, we are to obey the law. Well, it is now recreationally legal in 19 states and medically legal in 36 others. This requires us to think through this issue with a litt… Dr. Todd Miles 2685 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22138864/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_cannabisandthechristianwisdomf/id/3974147.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22138864 cannabis,todd miles, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 May 2023 22:29:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Adam and Eve failed. It’s hard to grasp just how big a failure that was. Their failure produced every lie, every murder, every rape, every war, every cancer, every divorce, every bad day. Their failure is why the lawn mower breaks. And on and on and on. And they can’t blame their failure on heredity, the environment, or anything anyone did to them. And yet they will blame. We might feel like we can rightly blame, but wherever we place the blame; we still have a problem – we sin, because we choose to sin. Let’s read Genesis 2:16-17; 3:1-7. Adam and Eve failed. It’s hard to grasp just how big a failure that was. Their failure produced every lie, every murder, every rape, every war, every cancer, every divorce, every bad day. Their failure is why the lawn mower breaks. And on and on and on. And they can’t blame their failure on heredity, the environment, or anything anyone did to them. And yet they will blame. We might feel like we can rightly blame, but wherever we place the blame; we still have a problem – we sin, because we choose to sin. Let’s read Genesis 2:16-17; 3:1-7. Adam and Eve failed. It’s hard to grasp just how big a failure that was. Their failure produced every lie, every murder, every rape, every war, every cancer, every divorce, every bad day. Their failure is why the lawn mower breaks. And on and on and on… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2485 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22133321/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_doyoutrusthisword/id/3968747.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22133321 failure,sin,environment, Scripture: Genesis 2:16-2:17, Genesis 3:1-3:7, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 21 May 2023 16:40:00 +0000 Micah Osborne Earlier this year, I came across the passage in Matthew 4 about Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. Something about that passage really just stuck out to me and I knew that it was what I wanted to preach on if I was given the opportunity. Earlier this year, I came across the passage in Matthew 4 about Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. Something about that passage really just stuck out to me and I knew that it was what I wanted to preach on if I was given the opportunity. Earlier this year, I came across the passage in Matthew 4 about Jesus being tempted in the wilderness. Something about that passage really just stuck out to me and I knew that it was what I wanted to preach on if I was given the opportunity.… Micah Osborne 2082 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22130866/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_temptedasweareyouthsunday/id/3966335.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22130866 temptation,youth, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 14 May 2023 15:10:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn out. Today we look at marriage. Most people get married, regardless of religion, race, generation, continent, culture; the great majority of people get married. Let’s see what God had in mind. Read Genesis 2:18-25. out. Today we look at marriage. Most people get married, regardless of religion, race, generation, continent, culture; the great majority of people get married. Let’s see what God had in mind. Read Genesis 2:18-25. out. Today we look at marriage. Most people get married, regardless of religion, race, generation, continent, culture; the great majority of people get married. Let’s see what God had in mind. Read Genesis 2:18-25.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2363 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22127996/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_pursuethedesign/id/3963510.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22127996 genesis,marriage, Scripture: Genesis 2:18-2:25, Matthew 19:3-19:8, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 07 May 2023 14:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Where does identity, our understanding of self, come from? Is it something we create or something we are given? There’s not going to be universal agreement on that, but has a universal answer been given? I believe so. We talk much today about social construct, the social things that build who we are: like little boys are to play with G.I Joes and girls, Barbies. There are constructs we are going to agree with and some we are not. But whether those constructs are right or wrong, I suggest society is not the first place we look for our identity, but to the One who Designed us. Read Genesis 1:26-28 and Psalm 139:13-16. Where does identity, our understanding of self, come from? Is it something we create or something we are given? There’s not going to be universal agreement on that, but has a universal answer been given? I believe so. We talk much today about social construct, the social things that build who we are: like little boys are to play with G.I Joes and girls, Barbies. There are constructs we are going to agree with and some we are not. But whether those constructs are right or wrong, I suggest society is not the first place we look for our identity, but to the One who Designed us. Read Genesis 1:26-28 and Psalm 139:13-16. Where does identity, our understanding of self, come from? Is it something we create or something we are given? There’s not going to be universal agreement on that, but has a universal answer been given? I believe so. We talk much today about social co… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2414 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22125247/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whoami/id/3960807.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22125247 genesis,identity, Scripture: Genesis 1:26-1:28, Psalms 139:16-139:18, 1 Corinthians 6:9-6:11, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 30 Apr 2023 16:32:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So last week our focus was on the 6 days of creation and today the 7th day as we continue our series in Genesis. I am using a sermon today that I have not only preached before, but recently, just two years ago. I think this is so important to our health and well-being and we just don’t get. When I did this 2 years ago, I did a sermon before this one trying to prove we are all walking around on empty. That can happen to any of us at any time, but 2020 got us all there at the same time. And I said what the next two years would be like and it’s been worse. We are an agitated society. Take a breath. Take a nap. If we’d let Him, God would lead us right to reenergized, refueled, and ready to go. So last week our focus was on the 6 days of creation and today the 7th day as we continue our series in Genesis. I am using a sermon today that I have not only preached before, but recently, just two years ago. I think this is so important to our health and well-being and we just don’t get. When I did this 2 years ago, I did a sermon before this one trying to prove we are all walking around on empty. That can happen to any of us at any time, but 2020 got us all there at the same time. And I said what the next two years would be like and it’s been worse. We are an agitated society. Take a breath. Take a nap. If we’d let Him, God would lead us right to reenergized, refueled, and ready to go. So last week our focus was on the 6 days of creation and today the 7th day as we continue our series in Genesis. I am using a sermon today that I have not only preached before, but recently, just two years ago. I think this is so important to our healt… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2617 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22122340/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesabbathitsforyou/id/3958036.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22122340 genesis,sabbath, Scripture: Genesis 2:1-2:3, Exodus 20:8-20:9, Psalms 23:1-23:3, Matthew 11:28-11:28, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 23 Apr 2023 15:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We can choose God or reject God. No other part of creation does that. The rest of creation is doing what it is designed to do. We have a choice to do what we are designed to do, or not. In this role we are also given dominion over this world, both a privilege and a responsibility. We will be judged and blessed accordingly. We can choose God or reject God. No other part of creation does that. The rest of creation is doing what it is designed to do. We have a choice to do what we are designed to do, or not. In this role we are also given dominion over this world, both a privilege and a responsibility. We will be judged and blessed accordingly. We can choose God or reject God. No other part of creation does that. The rest of creation is doing what it is designed to do. We have a choice to do what we are designed to do, or not. In this role we are also given dominion over this world, both a pr… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2561 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22119613/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_asovereigndesigner/id/3955266.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22119613 Genesis,beginning,creation, Scripture: Genesis 1:1-2:3, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Sun, 16 Apr 2023 13:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Who am I? Why am I? Is there a God? Is there something besides this? Does it matter how I live? Deep, philosophical questions with complex answers? Perhaps, but maybe there are simple answers that go a long way to understanding a lot. God wants you to understand a lot. And that is why He gave us the Bible and that is why it starts with Genesis, beginnings or starting points. I am excited to be starting Genesis. Everything we are dealing with today, every problem goes back to Genesis, goes back to a truth, a foundation we have rejected, walked away from. Perhaps going back to the beginning is a way forward. Who am I? Why am I? Is there a God? Is there something besides this? Does it matter how I live? Deep, philosophical questions with complex answers? Perhaps, but maybe there are simple answers that go a long way to understanding a lot. God wants you to understand a lot. And that is why He gave us the Bible and that is why it starts with Genesis, beginnings or starting points. I am excited to be starting Genesis. Everything we are dealing with today, every problem goes back to Genesis, goes back to a truth, a foundation we have rejected, walked away from. Perhaps going back to the beginning is a way forward. Who am I? Why am I? Is there a God? Is there something besides this? Does it matter how I live? Deep, philosophical questions with complex answers? Perhaps, but maybe there are simple answers that go a long way to understanding a lot. God wants you to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2218 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22116587/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_inthebeginning/id/3952315.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22116587 Genesis,beginning, Series: Genesis - The Book of Beginnings Mon, 10 Apr 2023 00:56:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Happy Resurrection Day! He is alive! It’s so good to see everyone this Easter weekend and celebrate with you that He is alive! My message today is entitled Two Rocks and a PoPo. Let me start with our passage for the day. 1 Corinthians 15:3-6. Happy Resurrection Day! He is alive! It’s so good to see everyone this Easter weekend and celebrate with you that He is alive! My message today is entitled Two Rocks and a PoPo. Let me start with our passage for the day. 1 Corinthians 15:3-6. Happy Resurrection Day! He is alive! It’s so good to see everyone this Easter weekend and celebrate with you that He is alive! My message today is entitled Two Rocks and a PoPo. Let me start with our passage for the day. 1 Corinthians 15:3-6.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2364 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22113532/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tworocksandapopo/id/3949315.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22113532 easter, Scripture: Romans 1:4-1:4, 1 Corinthians 15:3-15:6, 1 John 5:13-5:13, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 02 Apr 2023 16:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Good morning and welcome to The Heights on Palm Sunday. Karen and I along with 88 of you just got back from Israel, back from the road Jesus was on when they waved those palm branches. It was the most incredible time in the Holy Land, worshiping and learning together as we walked where Jesus walked. And from that excitement and energy I'm here today to share this moment with you. All are welcome to the Table of the Lord who are of the Lord. Are you of the Lord? Does being in church mean you are of the Lord? Does being a member of a church mean you are of the Lord? Does taking the Lord’s Supper mean I am of the Lord? Hey, what if I take the Lord’s Supper in Israel because a bunch of us just did? Does that make us a little more of the Lord? Turn with me today to 1 Corinthians 11:27-29. Good morning and welcome to The Heights on Palm Sunday. Karen and I along with 88 of you just got back from Israel, back from the road Jesus was on when they waved those palm branches. It was the most incredible time in the Holy Land, worshiping and learning together as we walked where Jesus walked. And from that excitement and energy I'm here today to share this moment with you. All are welcome to the Table of the Lord who are of the Lord. Are you of the Lord? Does being in church mean you are of the Lord? Does being a member of a church mean you are of the Lord? Does taking the Lord’s Supper mean I am of the Lord? Hey, what if I take the Lord’s Supper in Israel because a bunch of us just did? Does that make us a little more of the Lord? Turn with me today to 1 Corinthians 11:27-29. Good morning and welcome to The Heights on Palm Sunday. Karen and I along with 88 of you just got back from Israel, back from the road Jesus was on when they waved those palm branches. It was the most incredible time in the Holy Land, worshiping and le… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2106 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22110554/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthy/id/3946411.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22110554 Lord's Supper,communion, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:27-11:29, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 26 Mar 2023 16:05:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Let’s look to the Bible to see what all we can discover about Methuselah and who he was. Turn with me this morning to Genesis Chapter 5 and we begin reading in verse 21. (Gen 5:21-27) Let’s look to the Bible to see what all we can discover about Methuselah and who he was. Turn with me this morning to Genesis Chapter 5 and we begin reading in verse 21. (Gen 5:21-27) Let’s look to the Bible to see what all we can discover about Methuselah and who he was. Turn with me this morning to Genesis Chapter 5 and we begin reading in verse 21. (Gen 5:21-27)… Rev. Mike Osborne 1767 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22107199/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livingamultidimensionallife/id/3943097.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22107199 Methuselah, Scripture: Genesis 5:21-5:27, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 19 Mar 2023 15:36:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today’s sermon title is Fighting in the Church! And it is not to tell us not to fight, but to fight! Wait, what?! Doesn’t Jesus, the Bible tell us to work at unity, to not fight? Well, I may have let you assume something about the word fight. When we hear that word, we think of anger and arguing, even pushing and punching. That’s not what Jude is talking about. Sorry, I may have left that impression. And it is not fighting against, but for. So now that we know what he is not saying, what is he saying? Well, let’s start by reading Jude. Today’s sermon title is Fighting in the Church! And it is not to tell us not to fight, but to fight! Wait, what?! Doesn’t Jesus, the Bible tell us to work at unity, to not fight? Well, I may have let you assume something about the word fight. When we hear that word, we think of anger and arguing, even pushing and punching. That’s not what Jude is talking about. Sorry, I may have left that impression. And it is not fighting against, but for. So now that we know what he is not saying, what is he saying? Well, let’s start by reading Jude. Today’s sermon title is Fighting in the Church! And it is not to tell us not to fight, but to fight! Wait, what?! Doesn’t Jesus, the Bible tell us to work at unity, to not fight? Well, I may have let you assume something about the word fight. When we h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2908 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22104026/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_fightinginthechurch/id/3939975.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22104026 fight, Scripture: Jude, Series: When God Calls Us To Fight - A Study Of Jude Sun, 12 Mar 2023 14:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is crazy out there! Dangerous out there! We might even say evil out there! We can’t ignore it. It’s not going away. It is just getting more crazy, more dangerous and more evil. And that’s why we need to fight . . . in here. Huh? Turn with me to the letter from Jude. Go to the end of the Bible and you’ll find Revelation. Jude is right before it. Today is our second of three messages dedicated to understanding and acting on this letter written 2000 years ago so clearly for today. It is crazy out there! Dangerous out there! We might even say evil out there! We can’t ignore it. It’s not going away. It is just getting more crazy, more dangerous and more evil. And that’s why we need to fight . . . in here. Huh? Turn with me to the letter from Jude. Go to the end of the Bible and you’ll find Revelation. Jude is right before it. Today is our second of three messages dedicated to understanding and acting on this letter written 2000 years ago so clearly for today. It is crazy out there! Dangerous out there! We might even say evil out there! We can’t ignore it. It’s not going away. It is just getting more crazy, more dangerous and more evil. And that’s why we need to fight . . . in here. Huh? Turn with me to the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2632 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22100998/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_contendingwiththeoutside/id/3937049.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22100998 contend,evil, Series: When God Calls Us To Fight - A Study Of Jude Sun, 05 Mar 2023 14:58:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So, you ready to fight? Can the same Jesus, the same Bible that calls us to peace, call us to fight? Can a people of grace, love, forgiveness put on the gloves? Today we begin a 3-week series in the book of Jude. It’s one page. I like how Chuck Swindoll described this book of the Bible that resides next to Revelation. 'Jude is like a one-room chapel beside a massive cathedral, often lost in the shadow of its towering neighbor,' but not today. So, you ready to fight? Can the same Jesus, the same Bible that calls us to peace, call us to fight? Can a people of grace, love, forgiveness put on the gloves? Today we begin a 3-week series in the book of Jude. It’s one page. I like how Chuck Swindoll described this book of the Bible that resides next to Revelation. 'Jude is like a one-room chapel beside a massive cathedral, often lost in the shadow of its towering neighbor,' but not today. So, you ready to fight? Can the same Jesus, the same Bible that calls us to peace, call us to fight? Can a people of grace, love, forgiveness put on the gloves? Today we begin a 3-week series in the book of Jude. It’s one page. I like how Chuck Swindol… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2646 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22098164/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_contend/id/3934269.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22098164 Jude,fight, Scripture: Jude, Series: When God Calls Us To Fight - A Study Of Jude Sun, 26 Feb 2023 14:15:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson No matter what we are going through, as children of God, help is on the way. While we may be tested by the Lord, we need to have faith in the Lord. We will be sustained by Jesus Christ. No matter what we are going through, as children of God, help is on the way. While we may be tested by the Lord, we need to have faith in the Lord. We will be sustained by Jesus Christ. No matter what we are going through, as children of God, help is on the way. While we may be tested by the Lord, we need to have faith in the Lord. We will be sustained by Jesus Christ.… Rev. Rico Patterson 2167 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22094976/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_holdonhelpisontheway/id/3931176.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22094976 faith,sustained,help, Scripture: 1 Kings 17:8-17:16, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 19 Feb 2023 16:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The title of my message today is Preparing for Profit. Not your normal profit, but the big one. We talked last week about coming into big money and how often the proves to be a disaster for people, and that is why the Bible warns about it. Or even the regular profit. You finally get that big raise. In America that means one year from now you will still have the same financial stress and debt. Only in America can more money mean more debt and stress. So we want be prepared for it, not just managing more money, but its impact on our lives. And here is how: be a giver. Pursue blessing, enrichment, by giving, not receiving. The title of my message today is Preparing for Profit. Not your normal profit, but the big one. We talked last week about coming into big money and how often the proves to be a disaster for people, and that is why the Bible warns about it. Or even the regular profit. You finally get that big raise. In America that means one year from now you will still have the same financial stress and debt. Only in America can more money mean more debt and stress. So we want be prepared for it, not just managing more money, but its impact on our lives. And here is how: be a giver. Pursue blessing, enrichment, by giving, not receiving. The title of my message today is Preparing for Profit. Not your normal profit, but the big one. We talked last week about coming into big money and how often the proves to be a disaster for people, and that is why the Bible warns about it. Or even the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2542 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22091877/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_preparingforprofit/id/3928144.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22091877 giving, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 12 Feb 2023 17:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Throughout history money has an incredibly powerful impact on us and we don’t always manage that impact well, nor the money, and that is why the warnings. Is there a way to prepare for money? Throughout history money has an incredibly powerful impact on us and we don’t always manage that impact well, nor the money, and that is why the warnings. Is there a way to prepare for money? Throughout history money has an incredibly powerful impact on us and we don’t always manage that impact well, nor the money, and that is why the warnings. Is there a way to prepare for money?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1528 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22088943/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_watchoutforthebigpayday/id/3925281.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22088943 money, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 05 Feb 2023 15:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So why does God use weakness and helplessness in our lives? Because that is what keeps us touching first, what keep us operating out of devotion, dependence and discipleship. If we don’t touch first each day then our tendency is to get distracted and busy, and look what happens. Someone who loves the Lord, but feels distant from the Lord. Someone who loves the Lord, but easily angered with His people. Someone who trusts the Lord, but worried and bothered about much. Instead of helplessness forcing us there, let’s just choose it. Get up, pray, and read your Bible at the feet of Jesus. So why does God use weakness and helplessness in our lives? Because that is what keeps us touching first, what keep us operating out of devotion, dependence and discipleship. If we don’t touch first each day then our tendency is to get distracted and busy, and look what happens. Someone who loves the Lord, but feels distant from the Lord. Someone who loves the Lord, but easily angered with His people. Someone who trusts the Lord, but worried and bothered about much. Instead of helplessness forcing us there, let’s just choose it. Get up, pray, and read your Bible at the feet of Jesus. So why does God use weakness and helplessness in our lives? Because that is what keeps us touching first, what keep us operating out of devotion, dependence and discipleship. If we don’t touch first each day then our tendency is to get distracted and b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2346 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22085944/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatmakesitcount/id/3922352.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22085944 weakness,helplessness, Scripture: Luke 10:38-10:42, Series: HELP! Sun, 22 Jan 2023 16:46:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is our third week to think about helplessness. As I have been working on this series, and for me that goes back before Christmas, I’ve been amazed in my Bible-reading to see how much this thread of helplessness runs through the Bible. When you are looking for it, you see it. So many verses take on a new understanding. It is not about how strong I am, but rather how much I trust in, depend on God. It is just not my strength and success, but my faith and obedience. Today is our third week to think about helplessness. As I have been working on this series, and for me that goes back before Christmas, I’ve been amazed in my Bible-reading to see how much this thread of helplessness runs through the Bible. When you are looking for it, you see it. So many verses take on a new understanding. It is not about how strong I am, but rather how much I trust in, depend on God. It is just not my strength and success, but my faith and obedience. Today is our third week to think about helplessness. As I have been working on this series, and for me that goes back before Christmas, I’ve been amazed in my Bible-reading to see how much this thread of helplessness runs through the Bible. When you ar… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2425 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22080012/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wanthelpgetup/id/3916618.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22080012 help,helplessness, Scripture: Psalms 119:147-119:147, Proverbs 3:5-3:6, Series: HELP! Sun, 15 Jan 2023 16:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we learned from the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 and a teaching from Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9 that helplessness is the very place we are to be working from. We need our weaknesses and inabilities for they drive us to cling to Christ where we most experience the power of God. Today we are going to understand the significance of our helplessness; and that God is presenting Himself to us as a Helper. Last week we learned from the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 and a teaching from Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9 that helplessness is the very place we are to be working from. We need our weaknesses and inabilities for they drive us to cling to Christ where we most experience the power of God. Today we are going to understand the significance of our helplessness; and that God is presenting Himself to us as a Helper. Last week we learned from the story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15 and a teaching from Paul in 2 Corinthians 12:9 that helplessness is the very place we are to be working from. We need our weaknesses and inabilities for they drive us to cling to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2199 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22077146/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_understandingourhelplessness/id/3913808.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22077146 helplessness,help, Scripture: John 14:6-14:6, John 15:5-15:5, Romans 5:6-5:6, Hebrews 13:6-13:6, Series: HELP! Sun, 08 Jan 2023 17:54:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Much of my prayer life may be asking God to keep me from the place He is trying to get me. That would seem to put my prayers at odds with God. What is this place? Helplessness. Have you ever felt helpless? Did you want to stay in that place? No, of course not. I can’t help but think most of us will do almost anything in a state of helplessness to no longer feel helpless. And when I say 'God wants to get me to this place,' I don’t mean for like a moment for a tune up, make me a little better. And once that is done, rescue me from out of the helplessness. No, this is where He wants me to live and operate from. Much of my prayer life may be asking God to keep me from the place He is trying to get me. That would seem to put my prayers at odds with God. What is this place? Helplessness. Have you ever felt helpless? Did you want to stay in that place? No, of course not. I can’t help but think most of us will do almost anything in a state of helplessness to no longer feel helpless. And when I say 'God wants to get me to this place,' I don’t mean for like a moment for a tune up, make me a little better. And once that is done, rescue me from out of the helplessness. No, this is where He wants me to live and operate from. Much of my prayer life may be asking God to keep me from the place He is trying to get me. That would seem to put my prayers at odds with God. What is this place? Helplessness. Have you ever felt helpless? Did you want to stay in that place? No, of cou… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2439 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22074310/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dowereallywanthelp/id/3911060.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22074310 help,helplessness, Scripture: Matthew 15:21-15:28, 2 Corinthians 12:9-12:9, Series: HELP! Sun, 01 Jan 2023 16:57:00 +0000 Rev. Steve Freeman This morning I want us to work our way through an entire book of The Bible. And this particular book of The Bible has also been made into a movie. The difference being while this movie is less than 2 hours long it will only take you 6 and a 1/2 minutes to read through the book that we're going to work our way through this morning. Turn with me to the Old Testament book of Jonah. As we work our way through these 4 chapters...just 48 verses in total, I believe God has something for each of us. I believe that there are some very practical lessons that we can learn from Jonah. Chapter 1. This morning I want us to work our way through an entire book of The Bible. And this particular book of The Bible has also been made into a movie. The difference being while this movie is less than 2 hours long it will only take you 6 and a 1/2 minutes to read through the book that we're going to work our way through this morning. Turn with me to the Old Testament book of Jonah. As we work our way through these 4 chapters...just 48 verses in total, I believe God has something for each of us. I believe that there are some very practical lessons that we can learn from Jonah. Chapter 1. This morning I want us to work our way through an entire book of The Bible. And this particular book of The Bible has also been made into a movie. The difference being while this movie is less than 2 hours long it will only take you 6 and a 1/2 minutes… Rev. Steve Freeman 2989 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22071396/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_onahwhengodsaysgoandwesayno/id/3908205.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22071396 Jonah, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 25 Dec 2022 02:50:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you have been at The Heights during this Christmas Season you have heard us talking about prepositions, two in particular: around and in. On Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, many homes, many churches turn to Matthew 1-2 or Luke 1-2 and read the Christmas Story, the real one, the historical one about Jesus. And in those stories, we learn a lot about what went on around Jesus at His arrival. Around Jesus was Bethlehem, a star, a manger, shepherds, and angels. What went on around Him is important because it helps us identify that this baby is indeed the very Son of God. There is a unique Christmas passage though where the focus is what went on in Jesus and from that comes a Christmas command. Listen. Read Philippians 2:5-8. If you have been at The Heights during this Christmas Season you have heard us talking about prepositions, two in particular: around and in. On Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, many homes, many churches turn to Matthew 1-2 or Luke 1-2 and read the Christmas Story, the real one, the historical one about Jesus. And in those stories, we learn a lot about what went on around Jesus at His arrival. Around Jesus was Bethlehem, a star, a manger, shepherds, and angels. What went on around Him is important because it helps us identify that this baby is indeed the very Son of God. There is a unique Christmas passage though where the focus is what went on in Jesus and from that comes a Christmas command. Listen. Read Philippians 2:5-8. If you have been at The Heights during this Christmas Season you have heard us talking about prepositions, two in particular: around and in. On Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, many homes, many churches turn to Matthew 1-2 or Luke 1-2 and read the C… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 844 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22067897/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ababyborntodieandthentoreign/id/3904789.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22067897 Christmas Eve,baby, Scripture: Philippians 2:5-2:11, Series: A Christmas Body Sun, 18 Dec 2022 16:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is good a good thing to not use our body for evil, but that does not mean we’ve used it for good. The way so many our living in our culture today gives a lot of us a chance to feel very self-righteous because I’m not like them. I haven’t done that. But the command of Christmas is more than just not doing that. The command of Christmas directs me to think and act just like Jesus, to have the same attitude He had about a body. What was His attitude? Let’s look at Philippians 2:5-8. This is our third week with this passage as this is where we are spending Christmas. It is good a good thing to not use our body for evil, but that does not mean we’ve used it for good. The way so many our living in our culture today gives a lot of us a chance to feel very self-righteous because I’m not like them. I haven’t done that. But the command of Christmas is more than just not doing that. The command of Christmas directs me to think and act just like Jesus, to have the same attitude He had about a body. What was His attitude? Let’s look at Philippians 2:5-8. This is our third week with this passage as this is where we are spending Christmas. It is good a good thing to not use our body for evil, but that does not mean we’ve used it for good. The way so many our living in our culture today gives a lot of us a chance to feel very self-righteous because I’m not like them. I haven’t done that. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2489 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22066507/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_abodygivenisabodyatwork/id/3903460.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22066507 Christmas,body, Scripture: Philippians 2:5-2:8, Series: A Christmas Body Mon, 12 Dec 2022 03:26:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is Christmas, and that means we focus on Christmas passages that give us the Christmas story. These passages tell us what is going on AROUND Jesus at His birth. Around Him there were angels praising and delivering messages. Around Him was a virgin birth. Around Him was a mom and dad traveling to Bethlehem. Around Him was a star and shepherds. And we love what was going on around Him. Our Christmas decorations are made up of what was going on around Jesus: a manger scene in the yard, maybe as a centerpiece on the table, a star on top of the tree. Christmas programs: shepherds, angels, stars, and mangers. We build Christmas on what is going on around Jesus. But there is no command to do that, and that is oaky, but there is a command to build Christmas on what was going on in Jesus. Let’s look at that Christmas passage that tells us what was going on IN Jesus, and the command that goes with it. Look with me at Philippians 2:5-8. It is Christmas, and that means we focus on Christmas passages that give us the Christmas story. These passages tell us what is going on AROUND Jesus at His birth. Around Him there were angels praising and delivering messages. Around Him was a virgin birth. Around Him was a mom and dad traveling to Bethlehem. Around Him was a star and shepherds. And we love what was going on around Him. Our Christmas decorations are made up of what was going on around Jesus: a manger scene in the yard, maybe as a centerpiece on the table, a star on top of the tree. Christmas programs: shepherds, angels, stars, and mangers. We build Christmas on what is going on around Jesus. But there is no command to do that, and that is oaky, but there is a command to build Christmas on what was going on in Jesus. Let’s look at that Christmas passage that tells us what was going on IN Jesus, and the command that goes with it. Look with me at Philippians 2:5-8. It is Christmas, and that means we focus on Christmas passages that give us the Christmas story. These passages tell us what is going on AROUND Jesus at His birth. Around Him there were angels praising and delivering messages. Around Him was a virgin b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1904 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22063573/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_abodygiven/id/3900578.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22063573 body,birth, Scripture: Philippians 2:5-2:8, Series: A Christmas Body Sun, 04 Dec 2022 16:53:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I love Christmas ____________ . What goes there in the blank for you? Lights? Cookies? Movies? Music? Gifts? Bonus! Quite a few words can go in that blank. Elf on a shelf is not one of them. Doesn’t fit. I have word that I don’t think anyone would put there, but should. It is not as natural or easy to say as Christmas cookies or Christmas music, but it is so much more what Christmas is all about than cookies and music and almost all the other words. It is the word body, a Christmas Body. I hope that by time we get to Christmas that will be the first word that comes to our mind. It really is what Christmas is all about. Jesus got a body for Christmas, and in that is our opportunity to see how we can be just like Him. I love Christmas ____________ . What goes there in the blank for you? Lights? Cookies? Movies? Music? Gifts? Bonus! Quite a few words can go in that blank. Elf on a shelf is not one of them. Doesn’t fit. I have word that I don’t think anyone would put there, but should. It is not as natural or easy to say as Christmas cookies or Christmas music, but it is so much more what Christmas is all about than cookies and music and almost all the other words. It is the word body, a Christmas Body. I hope that by time we get to Christmas that will be the first word that comes to our mind. It really is what Christmas is all about. Jesus got a body for Christmas, and in that is our opportunity to see how we can be just like Him. I love Christmas ____________ . What goes there in the blank for you? Lights? Cookies? Movies? Music? Gifts? Bonus! Quite a few words can go in that blank. Elf on a shelf is not one of them. Doesn’t fit. I have word that I don’t think anyone would put … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1595 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22060924/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_achristmasbody/id/3898027.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22060924 Christmas,body, Scripture: Philippians 2:5-2:8, Series: A Christmas Body Sun, 27 Nov 2022 17:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Join us as we celebrate Dr. Hahn's 20th Anniversary at The Heights Baptist. Join us as we celebrate Dr. Hahn's 20th Anniversary at The Heights Baptist. Join us as we celebrate Dr. Hahn's 20th Anniversary at The Heights Baptist.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2709 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22058062/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_drhahns20thanniversary/id/3895193.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22058062 20th,anniversary, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 20 Nov 2022 16:54:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We all have things we need to do in life, to this week. We all struggle with letting less important things crowd out the more important things. We need to focus on what is most important. Jesus seems to be saying the act of remembering is how we keep the main thing the main thing. We need in our lives the discipline of remembering. We all have things we need to do in life, to this week. We all struggle with letting less important things crowd out the more important things. We need to focus on what is most important. Jesus seems to be saying the act of remembering is how we keep the main thing the main thing. We need in our lives the discipline of remembering. We all have things we need to do in life, to this week. We all struggle with letting less important things crowd out the more important things. We need to focus on what is most important. Jesus seems to be saying the act of remembering is how we keep t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1669 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22055509/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_remember/id/3892678.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22055509 communion,Lord's Supper,remember, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23-11:26, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 13 Nov 2022 19:27:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is a forever. You are forever. And we are going to spend forever in either Heaven or Hell. One has to ask, *What can I do? How can I know? Can anyone know?* The good news is God wants You to know and He is patient as you hear and learn. Listen to God’s heart. There is a forever. You are forever. And we are going to spend forever in either Heaven or Hell. One has to ask, *What can I do? How can I know? Can anyone know?* The good news is God wants You to know and He is patient as you hear and learn. Listen to God’s heart. There is a forever. You are forever. And we are going to spend forever in either Heaven or Hell. One has to ask, *What can I do? How can I know? Can anyone know?* The good news is God wants You to know and He is patient as you hear and learn. Listen to… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2441 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22052643/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howcanweknowforsure/id/3889879.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22052643 heaven,hell,know, Scripture: 1 John 5:13-5:13, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 06 Nov 2022 14:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been studying Heaven and Hell since September 18, and we will conclude next week. One of the things we have learned is that while the words Heaven and Hell have a general meaning of where people go when they die, Heaven and Hell are actually places, events that are out there in the future, still to come; which leaves the question, “What about now? Where do we go when we die?” That seems interesting, if not really important. We have been studying Heaven and Hell since September 18, and we will conclude next week. One of the things we have learned is that while the words Heaven and Hell have a general meaning of where people go when they die, Heaven and Hell are actually places, events that are out there in the future, still to come; which leaves the question, “What about now? Where do we go when we die?” That seems interesting, if not really important. We have been studying Heaven and Hell since September 18, and we will conclude next week. One of the things we have learned is that while the words Heaven and Hell have a general meaning of where people go when they die, Heaven and Hell are actually pl… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2557 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22049413/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wheredowegowhenwedie/id/3886735.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22049413 heaven,hell,die, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-4:13, Luke 16:19-16:31, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 30 Oct 2022 23:24:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is our fifth Sunday on Heaven and Hell, with still two more to go, but we have covered enough to generate some questions which I am going to try and answer. We had about 40 people ask over 75 questions, not 75 different questions. There are duplicates so don’t get nervous how long this will take. We will hear answers we understand and agree with, some that will enlighten. There may be some that still leave us unsatisfied or confused, or don’t like. On those we rest on God’s word, God’s character. Today is our fifth Sunday on Heaven and Hell, with still two more to go, but we have covered enough to generate some questions which I am going to try and answer. We had about 40 people ask over 75 questions, not 75 different questions. There are duplicates so don’t get nervous how long this will take. We will hear answers we understand and agree with, some that will enlighten. There may be some that still leave us unsatisfied or confused, or don’t like. On those we rest on God’s word, God’s character. Today is our fifth Sunday on Heaven and Hell, with still two more to go, but we have covered enough to generate some questions which I am going to try and answer. We had about 40 people ask over 75 questions, not 75 different questions. There are dupli… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 4112 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22046185/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_qaonheavenandhell/id/3883567.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22046185 heaven,hell, Scripture: Psalms 16:11-16:11, Ephesians 2:7-2:7, Revelation 19:2-19:2, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 23 Oct 2022 18:33:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What would make Heaven, Heaven for You? What is it hard to imagine Heaven not having? I imagine most of us have something: a pet, a person, a pleasure, a place. I mean we are sure Heaven is good and wonderful and all, the whole streets of gold thing; but if we are honest, it is just hard to imagine Heaven being all that is promised if found out that something wasn’t there. Could Heaven be missing something? What makes Heaven, Heaven? I can say the answer, already have said the answer in this series; and you know the answer and believe it, understand it, but . . . It is God that makes Heaven, Heaven. What would make Heaven, Heaven for You? What is it hard to imagine Heaven not having? I imagine most of us have something: a pet, a person, a pleasure, a place. I mean we are sure Heaven is good and wonderful and all, the whole streets of gold thing; but if we are honest, it is just hard to imagine Heaven being all that is promised if found out that something wasn’t there. Could Heaven be missing something? What makes Heaven, Heaven? I can say the answer, already have said the answer in this series; and you know the answer and believe it, understand it, but . . . It is God that makes Heaven, Heaven. What would make Heaven, Heaven for You? What is it hard to imagine Heaven not having? I imagine most of us have something: a pet, a person, a pleasure, a place. I mean we are sure Heaven is good and wonderful and all, the whole streets of gold thing… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2016 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22043358/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatmakesheavenheavenorhellhel/id/3880850.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22043358 heaven,hell, Scripture: 2 Thessalonians 1:8-1:9, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 16 Oct 2022 15:32:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Todd and Veronika Gallagher with their three children are missionaries in Ukraine. As war broke out their plans changed, but they continued to minister to refugees and the church in Ukraine from their home base in Brasov, Romania. Todd and Veronika Gallagher with their three children are missionaries in Ukraine. As war broke out their plans changed, but they continued to minister to refugees and the church in Ukraine from their home base in Brasov, Romania. Todd and Veronika Gallagher with their three children are missionaries in Ukraine. As war broke out their plans changed, but they continued to minister to refugees and the church in Ukraine from their home base in Brasov, Romania.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2580 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22040465/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ukrainegodworkinginthemidstofw/id/3878040.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22040465 ukraine, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 02 Oct 2022 13:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn A disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. Some of them we know and love; because we all have people we know and love that will not come to Christ. It is such a disturbing idea it’s just easier to ignore or only refer to in the vaguest of terms. The great majority of Christians can go to church for years and never hear about hell. It is just easier to not talk about, but is that helpful? As we see what God has said about hell; let’s keep in mind that our comfort and understanding is not the standard by which this is measured. Let’s keep in mind we do not have a greater idea of love or what is fair than God. Our love and fairness are so far from God’s that it is closer to wrong. We have never come close to loving someone like God does. A disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. Some of them we know and love; because we all have people we know and love that will not come to Christ. It is such a disturbing idea it’s just easier to ignore or only refer to in the vaguest of terms. The great majority of Christians can go to church for years and never hear about hell. It is just easier to not talk about, but is that helpful? As we see what God has said about hell; let’s keep in mind that our comfort and understanding is not the standard by which this is measured. Let’s keep in mind we do not have a greater idea of love or what is fair than God. Our love and fairness are so far from God’s that it is closer to wrong. We have never come close to loving someone like God does. A disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. Some of them we know and love; because we all have people we know and love that will not come to Christ. It is such a disturbing idea it’s just ea… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2704 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22034003/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_seeinghell/id/3871734.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22034003 hell, Scripture: Matthew 13:41-13:42, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 25 Sep 2022 19:40:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are a physical people in a physical world, and we were made that way by God. And it is in these physical, concrete images of the world that heaven is described to us in Revelation 21. Don’t dismiss these descriptions as having some indefinable, mystical idea. Hear it for what it is. Let’s read Revelation 21. We are a physical people in a physical world, and we were made that way by God. And it is in these physical, concrete images of the world that heaven is described to us in Revelation 21. Don’t dismiss these descriptions as having some indefinable, mystical idea. Hear it for what it is. Let’s read Revelation 21. We are a physical people in a physical world, and we were made that way by God. And it is in these physical, concrete images of the world that heaven is described to us in Revelation 21. Don’t dismiss these descriptions as having some indefinable, myst… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2512 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22031056/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_seeingheaven/id/3868863.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22031056 heaven,physical, Scripture: Revelation 21:1-22:5, Genesis 1:28-1:28, Genesis 3:15-3:15, Series: Heaven and Hell Sun, 18 Sep 2022 15:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why is it so important to study Heaven and Hell when it costs $50, $60 dollars or more to fill my gas tank, when we just learned that our kids are on average 1-2 years behind in their education due to Covid, when we have such a polarized nation, when home is becoming more frustrating, when . . . and where does the list stop of more pressing needs than day dreaming about a Heaven or Hell? What if I were to suggest that clarity and conviction about Heaven and Hell may be the focus we need to navigate our current personal and cultural issues? Why is it so important to study Heaven and Hell when it costs $50, $60 dollars or more to fill my gas tank, when we just learned that our kids are on average 1-2 years behind in their education due to Covid, when we have such a polarized nation, when home is becoming more frustrating, when . . . and where does the list stop of more pressing needs than day dreaming about a Heaven or Hell? What if I were to suggest that clarity and conviction about Heaven and Hell may be the focus we need to navigate our current personal and cultural issues? Why is it so important to study Heaven and Hell when it costs $50, $60 dollars or more to fill my gas tank, when we just learned that our kids are on average 1-2 years behind in their education due to Covid, when we have such a polarized nation, when h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2394 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22027712/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyitissoimportanttostudyheave/id/3865628.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22027712 heaven,hell, Scripture: Matthew 7:13-7:14, Matthew 25:31-25:46, Revelation 20:11-21:4, 2 Peter 3:8-3:14, Series: Heaven and Hell Mon, 12 Sep 2022 03:07:12 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Are we really helping, encouraging, providing for people to grow in the Lord, be strong in the Lord, in the context of an increasingly anti-Christian society. Can we stand strong and true? Is our church helping you be and do what God has called you to be and do? As we worked on this, we found ourselves going in a whole new direction. We stopped thinking of discipleship as a class we go to for 8 weeks. I thought about those first century Christians, who had none of these classes, books, training, or even a Bibles. Discipleship had to be the communication of simple ideas and communicated and lived through relationship. We want to introduce you to 6 Conversations, the first one you heard last week. Today, conversations 2-6. Are we really helping, encouraging, providing for people to grow in the Lord, be strong in the Lord, in the context of an increasingly anti-Christian society. Can we stand strong and true? Is our church helping you be and do what God has called you to be and do? As we worked on this, we found ourselves going in a whole new direction. We stopped thinking of discipleship as a class we go to for 8 weeks. I thought about those first century Christians, who had none of these classes, books, training, or even a Bibles. Discipleship had to be the communication of simple ideas and communicated and lived through relationship. We want to introduce you to 6 Conversations, the first one you heard last week. Today, conversations 2-6. Are we really helping, encouraging, providing for people to grow in the Lord, be strong in the Lord, in the context of an increasingly anti-Christian society. Can we stand strong and true? Is our church helping you be and do what God has called you to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1887 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22024615/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_essentials/id/3862651.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22024615 discipleship,conversation, Scripture: Philippians 1:27-1:27, Series: Life Is Better Connected Mon, 05 Sep 2022 02:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today and next Sunday I am going to be sharing around our vision and what we are going to be doing here. at The Heights and I think they bring some great opportunities for you as an individual and us as a church. And on September 17, we are going to start an 8-week series on Heaven and Hell. How important we keep in mind the final destination, an eternal destination, as we work through today’s issues in our lives and world. Hope you will join me as we look at the two places, of which one we will spend all eternity. Today and next Sunday I am going to be sharing around our vision and what we are going to be doing here. at The Heights and I think they bring some great opportunities for you as an individual and us as a church. And on September 17, we are going to start an 8-week series on Heaven and Hell. How important we keep in mind the final destination, an eternal destination, as we work through today’s issues in our lives and world. Hope you will join me as we look at the two places, of which one we will spend all eternity. Today and next Sunday I am going to be sharing around our vision and what we are going to be doing here. at The Heights and I think they bring some great opportunities for you as an individual and us as a church. And on September 17, we are going to s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2697 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22021945/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wecandowhatgodhascalledustodo/id/3860039.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22021945 vision,, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:20-5:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Aug 2022 18:40:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson It looked like baby Moses was as good as dead when Pharaoh commanded that all the Hebrew male children were to be thrown into the Nile river to die. However, Moses was miraculously saved when he was, by faith, placed in an ark. Find out how we, too, can also be saved by placing faith in our ark of safety, Jesus Christ! It looked like baby Moses was as good as dead when Pharaoh commanded that all the Hebrew male children were to be thrown into the Nile river to die. However, Moses was miraculously saved when he was, by faith, placed in an ark. Find out how we, too, can also be saved by placing faith in our ark of safety, Jesus Christ! It looked like baby Moses was as good as dead when Pharaoh commanded that all the Hebrew male children were to be thrown into the Nile river to die. However, Moses was miraculously saved when he was, by faith, placed in an ark. Find out how we, too, … Rev. Rico Patterson 2545 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22019199/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_loveliftedme/id/3857390.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22019199 Moses,love, Scripture: Exodus 1:22-2:10, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 21 Aug 2022 16:39:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne THE END! Shut the book! For many, maybe even most, that is where the parable ends because that is what we think the parable is all about. Looking at it from our vantage point, we tend to come to the celebration of the lost son coming home and feel good and warm hearted. That is especially true if we have experienced salvation ourselves, realizing that we who rebelled against God and tried to go our way were welcomed home by our heavenly Father. And because of that, we may think of the audience in front of Jesus being teary-eyed and joyful. But for at least half the crowd that was definitely not the case. THE END! Shut the book! For many, maybe even most, that is where the parable ends because that is what we think the parable is all about. Looking at it from our vantage point, we tend to come to the celebration of the lost son coming home and feel good and warm hearted. That is especially true if we have experienced salvation ourselves, realizing that we who rebelled against God and tried to go our way were welcomed home by our heavenly Father. And because of that, we may think of the audience in front of Jesus being teary-eyed and joyful. But for at least half the crowd that was definitely not the case. THE END! Shut the book! For many, maybe even most, that is where the parable ends because that is what we think the parable is all about. Looking at it from our vantage point, we tend to come to the celebration of the lost son coming home and feel good… Rev. Mike Osborne 2222 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22016358/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prodigaltheolderbrother/id/3854674.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22016358 prodigal,older,brother, Scripture: Luke 15:25-15:32, Series: Prodigal Sun, 14 Aug 2022 17:42:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne As we continue to look at the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus in telling this parable, goes to the worst-case anyone in the audience can imagine. He paints a picture of rebellion and dishonor beyond what His collected audience can even imagine. This story He tells is not just attention-getting, it is shocking. It is gasp-worthy! As we continue to look at the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus in telling this parable, goes to the worst-case anyone in the audience can imagine. He paints a picture of rebellion and dishonor beyond what His collected audience can even imagine. This story He tells is not just attention-getting, it is shocking. It is gasp-worthy! As we continue to look at the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus in telling this parable, goes to the worst-case anyone in the audience can imagine. He paints a picture of rebellion and dishonor beyond what His collected audience can even imagine. This… Rev. Mike Osborne 2256 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22013470/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prodigaltheyoungerson/id/3851870.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22013470 prodigal son, Scripture: Luke 15:11-15:32, Series: Prodigal Sun, 07 Aug 2022 14:48:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Beginning today, we are going to do a 3-week sermon series on this parable of the prodigal son, looking at it each week from a different vantage point, through a different character. And in doing so, I am willing to guess that many will find they didn’t know the story as well as they thought. Beginning today, we are going to do a 3-week sermon series on this parable of the prodigal son, looking at it each week from a different vantage point, through a different character. And in doing so, I am willing to guess that many will find they didn’t know the story as well as they thought. Beginning today, we are going to do a 3-week sermon series on this parable of the prodigal son, looking at it each week from a different vantage point, through a different character. And in doing so, I am willing to guess that many will find they didn’… Rev. Mike Osborne 2647 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22010751/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prodigalalookatthefather/id/3849259.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22010751 prodigal,son, Scripture: Luke 15:11-15:32, Series: Prodigal Sun, 31 Jul 2022 15:40:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we come to the end of a 3-month journey to remind ourselves of the commands, renew ourselves to the commands of God. And end is probably not the right word. End of a series, yes, but not the end of seeking a growing understanding of the goodness and rightness of God’s commands for our life. As I study these, I grow in awe of God: His understanding of us, of life, so perfect. And of course, in His commands is a light on my evil. In His commands I see afresh my great need for Jesus. And now the last command, a warning about everything we will try pursue to find love, peace, satisfaction, happiness other than Jesus. Let’s read Exodus 20:1-17. Today we come to the end of a 3-month journey to remind ourselves of the commands, renew ourselves to the commands of God. And end is probably not the right word. End of a series, yes, but not the end of seeking a growing understanding of the goodness and rightness of God’s commands for our life. As I study these, I grow in awe of God: His understanding of us, of life, so perfect. And of course, in His commands is a light on my evil. In His commands I see afresh my great need for Jesus. And now the last command, a warning about everything we will try pursue to find love, peace, satisfaction, happiness other than Jesus. Let’s read Exodus 20:1-17. Today we come to the end of a 3-month journey to remind ourselves of the commands, renew ourselves to the commands of God. And end is probably not the right word. End of a series, yes, but not the end of seeking a growing understanding of the goodness … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2166 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22007638/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thetenthcommandment/id/3846228.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22007638 tenth,ten commandments, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 24 Jul 2022 16:22:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Lying is a unique sin in that one lie almost always demands another. If I steal, I don’t have to steal again. If I lust, I don’t have to lust again. But if I lie, it often calls for more lying. Lying is kind of the protector of all sin. To cover all the sins out there, usually involves lying along the way. And we think of lying as a little sin. Let’s read Exodus 20:1-17. Lying is a unique sin in that one lie almost always demands another. If I steal, I don’t have to steal again. If I lust, I don’t have to lust again. But if I lie, it often calls for more lying. Lying is kind of the protector of all sin. To cover all the sins out there, usually involves lying along the way. And we think of lying as a little sin. Let’s read Exodus 20:1-17. Lying is a unique sin in that one lie almost always demands another. If I steal, I don’t have to steal again. If I lust, I don’t have to lust again. But if I lie, it often calls for more lying. Lying is kind of the protector of all sin. To cover all th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1822 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22004790/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theninthcommandment/id/3843713.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22004790 ninth,ten commandments,lie,lying,9th, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 17 Jul 2022 15:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn And here we are at number 8 and heading to the barn. We started this series on commandments, the great commandment and the ten commandments back on May 1; with the first message entitled, Loving God, because that is what all these commands are about: love. Today’s command can be a little like the murder command. Today is about stealing, and I think we run out there to the big examples of stealing and absolve ourselves of any guilt. I haven’t killed anyone, and I haven’t robbed a bank, so I’m in the good here. But as we said on murder, the goal is not just not killing someone, or not robbing a bank. The goal is being like God. So what is that going to mean here. Look with me at Exodus 20:1-17. And here we are at number 8 and heading to the barn. We started this series on commandments, the great commandment and the ten commandments back on May 1; with the first message entitled, Loving God, because that is what all these commands are about: love. Today’s command can be a little like the murder command. Today is about stealing, and I think we run out there to the big examples of stealing and absolve ourselves of any guilt. I haven’t killed anyone, and I haven’t robbed a bank, so I’m in the good here. But as we said on murder, the goal is not just not killing someone, or not robbing a bank. The goal is being like God. So what is that going to mean here. Look with me at Exodus 20:1-17. And here we are at number 8 and heading to the barn. We started this series on commandments, the great commandment and the ten commandments back on May 1; with the first message entitled, Loving God, because that is what all these commands are about: l… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2085 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22001825/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theeighthcommandment/id/3840599.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/22001825 eighth,eight,commandment,ten,stealing, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 10 Jul 2022 18:50:00 +0000 Rev. Joel Equiluz Today we are going to focus on the seventh commandment: *You shall not commit adultery*. What is adultery? Adultery is typically defined as sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse. This is perhaps the commandment that many of us will struggle the most with while on this earth, especially as we understand the heart of the commandment. It’s a struggle because we are sexual beings, that naturally crave physical and emotional intimacy. Part of the struggle is also the sexually immoral society we live in, where we are constantly bombarded with ideas about sexuality that oppose the perfect will of God for one man and one woman in marriage. As we think about adultery, we have to wonder what is at the heart of the commandment. Today we are going to focus on the seventh commandment: *You shall not commit adultery*. What is adultery? Adultery is typically defined as sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse. This is perhaps the commandment that many of us will struggle the most with while on this earth, especially as we understand the heart of the commandment. It’s a struggle because we are sexual beings, that naturally crave physical and emotional intimacy. Part of the struggle is also the sexually immoral society we live in, where we are constantly bombarded with ideas about sexuality that oppose the perfect will of God for one man and one woman in marriage. As we think about adultery, we have to wonder what is at the heart of the commandment. Today we are going to focus on the seventh commandment: *You shall not commit adultery*. What is adultery? Adultery is typically defined as sexual intercourse between a married person and a person who is not his or her spouse. This is perhaps the comma… Rev. Joel Equiluz 2654 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21999056/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theseventhcommandment/id/3837945.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21999056 adultery,seventh,ten commandments, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 03 Jul 2022 15:33:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I just read a long passage (Exodus 20:1-17) to get to a short command. Four words: you shall not murder. Or, said positively: You shall value life. How can Jesus say, in Matthew 5:21-22 that anger brings the same judgment as murder? There is a simple logic here. Life is so precious, is to be valued so highly, we don’t even get on the road that leads to murder. I just read a long passage (Exodus 20:1-17) to get to a short command. Four words: you shall not murder. Or, said positively: You shall value life. How can Jesus say, in Matthew 5:21-22 that anger brings the same judgment as murder? There is a simple logic here. Life is so precious, is to be valued so highly, we don’t even get on the road that leads to murder. I just read a long passage (Exodus 20:1-17) to get to a short command. Four words: you shall not murder. Or, said positively: You shall value life. How can Jesus say, in Matthew 5:21-22 that anger brings the same judgment as murder? There is a simple l… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2117 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21996221/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesixthcommandment/id/3835203.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21996221 ten commandments,murder,anger, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 26 Jun 2022 15:05:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue our series on the commandments today. We have studied the Great Commandment, and today brings us halfway through the Ten Commandments. Today’s command has everything to do with whether or not you can make it in the world. It is all about authority. We continue our series on the commandments today. We have studied the Great Commandment, and today brings us halfway through the Ten Commandments. Today’s command has everything to do with whether or not you can make it in the world. It is all about authority. We continue our series on the commandments today. We have studied the Great Commandment, and today brings us halfway through the Ten Commandments. Today’s command has everything to do with whether or not you can make it in the world. It is all about au… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2755 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21993261/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefifthcommandment/id/3832306.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21993261 fifth commandment,ten commandments,authority, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 19 Jun 2022 19:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we look at the Fourth Commandment on the Sabbath. What is the Sabbath? We see its genesis, no pun intended, in Genesis 2:1-3. It says in 2:2 that He rested, and the word is Sabbath. It means He ceased His work. He did not rest because He was tired, for He is omnipotent. He can have powers flow out of Him that create the universe and He doesn’t even need a drink of water. It was His delight to stop after 6 days and celebrate. Sabbath here is not the name of a day, but a reference to stopping one’s normal activity to rest and celebrate. 6 days of work and 1 day of rest was the cycle God gave to us. This is before the law. Today we look at the Fourth Commandment on the Sabbath. What is the Sabbath? We see its genesis, no pun intended, in Genesis 2:1-3. It says in 2:2 that He rested, and the word is Sabbath. It means He ceased His work. He did not rest because He was tired, for He is omnipotent. He can have powers flow out of Him that create the universe and He doesn’t even need a drink of water. It was His delight to stop after 6 days and celebrate. Sabbath here is not the name of a day, but a reference to stopping one’s normal activity to rest and celebrate. 6 days of work and 1 day of rest was the cycle God gave to us. This is before the law. Today we look at the Fourth Commandment on the Sabbath. What is the Sabbath? We see its genesis, no pun intended, in Genesis 2:1-3. It says in 2:2 that He rested, and the word is Sabbath. It means He ceased His work. He did not rest because He was tire… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2816 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21990472/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefourthgreatword/id/3829592.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21990472 fourth commandment,sabbath, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 12 Jun 2022 17:38:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson This week we continue with the 3rd commandment. When we are told not to take the Lord's name in vain, what does that mean exactly? On the surface it appears like it's talking about our language of swearing/mocking the Lord's name. But I believe that the commandment may also be referring to something more than verbal expression. This week we continue with the 3rd commandment. When we are told not to take the Lord's name in vain, what does that mean exactly? On the surface it appears like it's talking about our language of swearing/mocking the Lord's name. But I believe that the commandment may also be referring to something more than verbal expression. This week we continue with the 3rd commandment. When we are told not to take the Lord's name in vain, what does that mean exactly? On the surface it appears like it's talking about our language of swearing/mocking the Lord's name. But I believe that… Rev. Rico Patterson 2570 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21987612/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godsnameisworthytobepraised/id/3826806.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21987612 third commandment, ten commandments, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 05 Jun 2022 13:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we looked at the first one of the Ten Commandments: nothing before God. And while we learned that God tests, we came up with a self-test: Can I give this to God? We also said last week that while the *Thou shall nots* can sound foreboding and ominous, they are words of kindness. We need to know what is wrong and what is right. We need to know how to really love. And maybe the most important role the Ten Commandments play is they are a witness to us every day that we need Jesus, for we cannot keep the Ten Commandments and all that come from them. So there is a lot going on with these commandments. Let’s move to #2 today, *Don’t try to capture God in physical form.* Turn to Exodus 20:1-17. Last week we looked at the first one of the Ten Commandments: nothing before God. And while we learned that God tests, we came up with a self-test: Can I give this to God? We also said last week that while the *Thou shall nots* can sound foreboding and ominous, they are words of kindness. We need to know what is wrong and what is right. We need to know how to really love. And maybe the most important role the Ten Commandments play is they are a witness to us every day that we need Jesus, for we cannot keep the Ten Commandments and all that come from them. So there is a lot going on with these commandments. Let’s move to #2 today, *Don’t try to capture God in physical form.* Turn to Exodus 20:1-17. Last week we looked at the first one of the Ten Commandments: nothing before God. And while we learned that God tests, we came up with a self-test: Can I give this to God? We also said last week that while the *Thou shall nots* can sound foreboding and… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2491 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21984527/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesecondgreatcommand/id/3823799.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21984527 second,commandment, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Isaiah 44:12-44:20, Series: Loving God Sun, 29 May 2022 14:30:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we begin our study of one of the most well-known passages in the Bible throughout the world and across religions: the Ten Commandments. I am not saying everyone can recite all Ten, but we know the idea. Some of us remember seeing them posted in schools and various government buildings. Then began the legal battles to take them down, to keep them up. Believe it or not, most Americas still today have a favorable opinion of them being posted, even believe they are relevant. Now while it is a largely favorable view, it is declining view as we as a culture embrace the idea that nothing is wrong, except telling someone that something is wrong. I think posting them is of great value not just for the content, but the symbolism. I also think God is as interested, if not more, on whether they are posted on our hearts. We need the Ten Commandments. They are a moral compass for our soul. Today we begin our study of one of the most well-known passages in the Bible throughout the world and across religions: the Ten Commandments. I am not saying everyone can recite all Ten, but we know the idea. Some of us remember seeing them posted in schools and various government buildings. Then began the legal battles to take them down, to keep them up. Believe it or not, most Americas still today have a favorable opinion of them being posted, even believe they are relevant. Now while it is a largely favorable view, it is declining view as we as a culture embrace the idea that nothing is wrong, except telling someone that something is wrong. I think posting them is of great value not just for the content, but the symbolism. I also think God is as interested, if not more, on whether they are posted on our hearts. We need the Ten Commandments. They are a moral compass for our soul. Today we begin our study of one of the most well-known passages in the Bible throughout the world and across religions: the Ten Commandments. I am not saying everyone can recite all Ten, but we know the idea. Some of us remember seeing them posted in s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2474 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21981793/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefirstgreatcommandment/id/3821135.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21981793 first commandment,ten commandments, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:17, Series: Loving God Sun, 22 May 2022 18:34:00 +0000 Micah Osborne At the Heights, Our mission is to be a church that the 804 can’t live without. It’s a phrase that if you’re here for any amount of time you’ll hear a lot. Many of us may have ideas of what that looks like, but this morning I would like to look at a church in the New Testament that gives us an example of what it looks like to be part of a church that’s influencing its community in such a way that the rest of the World has heard of the impact its making. At the Heights, Our mission is to be a church that the 804 can’t live without. It’s a phrase that if you’re here for any amount of time you’ll hear a lot. Many of us may have ideas of what that looks like, but this morning I would like to look at a church in the New Testament that gives us an example of what it looks like to be part of a church that’s influencing its community in such a way that the rest of the World has heard of the impact its making. At the Heights, Our mission is to be a church that the 804 can’t live without. It’s a phrase that if you’re here for any amount of time you’ll hear a lot. Many of us may have ideas of what that looks like, but this morning I would like to look at a chu… Micah Osborne 1378 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21978966/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_afaiththatgetsnoticedyouthsund/id/3818379.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21978966 youth, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 15 May 2022 16:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn All commands can be put under two categories, two great commandments: love God and love others. Last we talked about loving God, and that topic is interesting to most of us. It doesn’t frustrate us to think about it, doesn’t raise questions. We want to love God better. But loving others. Now indeed, there are some others that we want to love better and love more, but the command to love others is not about some of your choosing. It is about all. All commands can be put under two categories, two great commandments: love God and love others. Last we talked about loving God, and that topic is interesting to most of us. It doesn’t frustrate us to think about it, doesn’t raise questions. We want to love God better. But loving others. Now indeed, there are some others that we want to love better and love more, but the command to love others is not about some of your choosing. It is about all. All commands can be put under two categories, two great commandments: love God and love others. Last we talked about loving God, and that topic is interesting to most of us. It doesn’t frustrate us to think about it, doesn’t raise questions. We want to… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2257 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21975963/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lovinggodmeanslovingothers/id/3815436.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21975963 love,God,others, Scripture: Matthew 22:35-22:40, Matthew 5:43-5:48, John 13:35-13:35, Series: Loving God Sun, 08 May 2022 16:53:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we began a new series on commandments. We are going to spend 3 months studying the two great commandments, then the Ten Commandments, as well as others that come from these. We also introduced the idea that this is all about love. Studying the commandments is studying how to love God as well positioning our lives to best experience His love and presence and blessing. So today we start with the first and the great commandment. Turn in your Bible to Matthew 22:35-40. Last week we began a new series on commandments. We are going to spend 3 months studying the two great commandments, then the Ten Commandments, as well as others that come from these. We also introduced the idea that this is all about love. Studying the commandments is studying how to love God as well positioning our lives to best experience His love and presence and blessing. So today we start with the first and the great commandment. Turn in your Bible to Matthew 22:35-40. Last week we began a new series on commandments. We are going to spend 3 months studying the two great commandments, then the Ten Commandments, as well as others that come from these. We also introduced the idea that this is all about love. Studying t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1917 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21972990/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatcommandment/id/3812534.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21972990 Scripture: Matthew 22:35-22:40, Series: Loving God Sun, 01 May 2022 13:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Possibly the wisest person that has ever lived concluded that life is meaningless. It was Solomon who said that, and it was not a random thought after a bad day, a bad experience, or a bad life. This is his conclusion upon purposely studying all that we put our hands to, to find life and meaning. God put this conclusion of Solomon here in His Word. God wanted us to see this. Why? The key to understanding this book and what Solomon is communicating is 3 words: under the sun. If you only live life under the sun, horizontally, no vertical connection, no relationship with what is above the sun; it will never matter how much you laugh, spend, make, accomplish, achieve or enjoy – you will be empty. He is profoundly communicating that there is no real joy, no meaning life, apart from God. Possibly the wisest person that has ever lived concluded that life is meaningless. It was Solomon who said that, and it was not a random thought after a bad day, a bad experience, or a bad life. This is his conclusion upon purposely studying all that we put our hands to, to find life and meaning. God put this conclusion of Solomon here in His Word. God wanted us to see this. Why? The key to understanding this book and what Solomon is communicating is 3 words: under the sun. If you only live life under the sun, horizontally, no vertical connection, no relationship with what is above the sun; it will never matter how much you laugh, spend, make, accomplish, achieve or enjoy – you will be empty. He is profoundly communicating that there is no real joy, no meaning life, apart from God. Possibly the wisest person that has ever lived concluded that life is meaningless. It was Solomon who said that, and it was not a random thought after a bad day, a bad experience, or a bad life. This is his conclusion upon purposely studying all that w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2154 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21969885/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_commandmentstheyreallaboutlove/id/3809517.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21969885 commandments,Solomon,meaning,joy,life, Scripture: Ecclesiastes 1:14-1:15, Ecclesiastes 12:13-12:13, Series: Loving God Sun, 24 Apr 2022 17:04:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson The time of the Judges was one of the lowest times in the history of Israel. During this time, they turned away from God to the worship of idols, and God allowed their enemies to overcome and enslave them. God did not leave Israel completely without hope. Whenever the Israelites cried out to the Lord, the Lord would raise up judges to deliver them. The time of the Judges was one of the lowest times in the history of Israel. During this time, they turned away from God to the worship of idols, and God allowed their enemies to overcome and enslave them. God did not leave Israel completely without hope. Whenever the Israelites cried out to the Lord, the Lord would raise up judges to deliver them. The time of the Judges was one of the lowest times in the history of Israel. During this time, they turned away from God to the worship of idols, and God allowed their enemies to overcome and enslave them. God did not leave Israel completely without … Rev. Rico Patterson 2882 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21967248/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godneverfails/id/3806941.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21967248 judges,deliver, Scripture: Judges 7:1-7:7, Judges 7:16-7:22, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 17 Apr 2022 22:42:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Happy Easter, and welcome to The Heights Baptist. What an honor to gather with you here in person and online, and to do so for one reason: He is alive! He is alive! Easter is a Sunday we usually turn to the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ life and look at His crucifixion or resurrection, but today is a little different at The Heights. Today is the 9th message in a series where we have walked verse by verse through the last week of Jesus’ life and we’ve already covered the cross and resurrection. And the story bring us today to what happened afterwards, and that’s where we live, afterwards. Turn in your Bible or Bible app to Luke 24:13-53 Happy Easter, and welcome to The Heights Baptist. What an honor to gather with you here in person and online, and to do so for one reason: He is alive! He is alive! Easter is a Sunday we usually turn to the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ life and look at His crucifixion or resurrection, but today is a little different at The Heights. Today is the 9th message in a series where we have walked verse by verse through the last week of Jesus’ life and we’ve already covered the cross and resurrection. And the story bring us today to what happened afterwards, and that’s where we live, afterwards. Turn in your Bible or Bible app to Luke 24:13-53 Happy Easter, and welcome to The Heights Baptist. What an honor to gather with you here in person and online, and to do so for one reason: He is alive! He is alive! Easter is a Sunday we usually turn to the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ life and look at Hi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1825 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21963795/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easteratlukesanunknowingconver/id/3803731.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21963795 easter, Scripture: Luke 24:13-24:53, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 10 Apr 2022 18:53:00 +0000 Rabbi Paul Klassen Rabbi Paul Klassen from Aliyah Foundation leads in a Seder service. Through this, we have a better understanding of Jesus as the fulfillment of the prophecy of the promised Messiah. Rabbi Paul Klassen from Aliyah Foundation leads in a Seder service. Through this, we have a better understanding of Jesus as the fulfillment of the prophecy of the promised Messiah. Rabbi Paul Klassen from Aliyah Foundation leads in a Seder service. Through this, we have a better understanding of Jesus as the fulfillment of the prophecy of the promised Messiah.… Rabbi Paul Klassen 3300 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21960216/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_palmsunday2022/id/3800234.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21960216 seder,passover,palm sunday, Series: Palm Sunday 2022 Sun, 03 Apr 2022 17:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why were the disciples not so filled with anticipation, that they were at the tomb waiting for Jesus? Is it because they were overwhelmed with grief? Scared of the Roman guards? Okay, that’s real. But when the women tell them Jesus is alive, His body is gone, they’ve seen angels – the disciples treated their report like nonsense? Shame on them. Yes, they do go and see what is going on at the tomb, and leave wondering what happened? They’re fools, and they don’t deserve to see Jesus. It’s not right for them to have called this nonsense. Yes, believing someone has risen from the grave is hard to believe. That’s not normal. It’s not even abnormal. It just doesn’t happen. Period. But there is the power of God for whom nothing is impossible and that makes it possible to believe the unbelievable. Why were the disciples not so filled with anticipation, that they were at the tomb waiting for Jesus? Is it because they were overwhelmed with grief? Scared of the Roman guards? Okay, that’s real. But when the women tell them Jesus is alive, His body is gone, they’ve seen angels – the disciples treated their report like nonsense? Shame on them. Yes, they do go and see what is going on at the tomb, and leave wondering what happened? They’re fools, and they don’t deserve to see Jesus. It’s not right for them to have called this nonsense. Yes, believing someone has risen from the grave is hard to believe. That’s not normal. It’s not even abnormal. It just doesn’t happen. Period. But there is the power of God for whom nothing is impossible and that makes it possible to believe the unbelievable. Why were the disciples not so filled with anticipation, that they were at the tomb waiting for Jesus? Is it because they were overwhelmed with grief? Scared of the Roman guards? Okay, that’s real. But when the women tell them Jesus is alive, His body i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2134 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21956976/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whydontbelieversbelieve/id/3797046.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21956976 tomb,risen, Scripture: Luke 23:47-24:12, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 27 Mar 2022 15:23:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What was a painful moment for you? Can your memory feel that pain right now? I can’t imagine any of us has any kind of experience with pain that would help us understand what Jesus endured. Let me read Luke 22:66-23:46. What was a painful moment for you? Can your memory feel that pain right now? I can’t imagine any of us has any kind of experience with pain that would help us understand what Jesus endured. Let me read Luke 22:66-23:46. What was a painful moment for you? Can your memory feel that pain right now? I can’t imagine any of us has any kind of experience with pain that would help us understand what Jesus endured. Let me read Luke 22:66-23:46.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2153 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21953788/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anextremedeathbringsanextremew/id/3793930.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21953788 Scripture: Luke 22:66-23:46, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 20 Mar 2022 16:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When I think of Jesus bloodied and beaten on the cross, it is easy to put that on mean Pharisees, Pontius Pilate, the Roman guards, Satan! And indeed, they did that! But so did His friends, so did you and I. His friends betray Him and deny Him. There is no reason to assume you or I would have fared much better. Let’s look at a little closer as Jesus steps into the most difficult night ever lived. When I think of Jesus bloodied and beaten on the cross, it is easy to put that on mean Pharisees, Pontius Pilate, the Roman guards, Satan! And indeed, they did that! But so did His friends, so did you and I. His friends betray Him and deny Him. There is no reason to assume you or I would have fared much better. Let’s look at a little closer as Jesus steps into the most difficult night ever lived. When I think of Jesus bloodied and beaten on the cross, it is easy to put that on mean Pharisees, Pontius Pilate, the Roman guards, Satan! And indeed, they did that! But so did His friends, so did you and I. His friends betray Him and deny Him. There i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1997 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21950426/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_withfriendslikethesewhoneedsen/id/3790690.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21950426 Scripture: Luke 22:31-22:65, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 13 Mar 2022 13:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn One thought on this for today though is Judas. What happened to him, why did he do this? He is chosen to follow Jesus, along with 11 others. That takes place early in Jesus’ ministry so we can assume Judas would have seen almost all of Jesus’ miracles. He would have heard almost all of Jesus’ teachings. He would have enjoyed the friendship of Jesus on a daily basis. We might even say, Judas knew Jesus as well as, maybe better than any of us. And not only Jesus, but Judas ran with the likes of Peter, John, Matthew and James. So what happened? One thought on this for today though is Judas. What happened to him, why did he do this? He is chosen to follow Jesus, along with 11 others. That takes place early in Jesus’ ministry so we can assume Judas would have seen almost all of Jesus’ miracles. He would have heard almost all of Jesus’ teachings. He would have enjoyed the friendship of Jesus on a daily basis. We might even say, Judas knew Jesus as well as, maybe better than any of us. And not only Jesus, but Judas ran with the likes of Peter, John, Matthew and James. So what happened? One thought on this for today though is Judas. What happened to him, why did he do this? He is chosen to follow Jesus, along with 11 others. That takes place early in Jesus’ ministry so we can assume Judas would have seen almost all of Jesus’ miracles.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2405 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21947132/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whensatanenters/id/3787448.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21947132 Scripture: Luke 22:1-22:30, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 06 Mar 2022 16:40:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you knew you were going to die in a couple days, and it wasn’t because of sickness, you’re healthy and mobile, but you are going to die; what would be important to you to do? What people would that involve? What would you be talking about? A hypothetical exercise for us, but for Jesus it was His reality. He is down to a couple of days, and we get to see who He is talking to, what He is talking about, what is important to do in the time left. Luke 21 shows us a day in the life of Jesus, when there are just a few left. If you knew you were going to die in a couple days, and it wasn’t because of sickness, you’re healthy and mobile, but you are going to die; what would be important to you to do? What people would that involve? What would you be talking about? A hypothetical exercise for us, but for Jesus it was His reality. He is down to a couple of days, and we get to see who He is talking to, what He is talking about, what is important to do in the time left. Luke 21 shows us a day in the life of Jesus, when there are just a few left. If you knew you were going to die in a couple days, and it wasn’t because of sickness, you’re healthy and mobile, but you are going to die; what would be important to you to do? What people would that involve? What would you be talking about? A hypothe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3041 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21942739/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatspreparing/id/3783223.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21942739 preparing, Scripture: Luke 21:1-21:38, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 27 Feb 2022 13:24:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson We continue our second week in our study of Easter at Luke's. We are studying this week in Luke 20. We continue our second week in our study of Easter at Luke's. We are studying this week in Luke 20. We continue our second week in our study of Easter at Luke's. We are studying this week in Luke 20.… Rev. Rico Patterson 2637 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21938594/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusisourrock/id/3779181.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21938594 Jesus,rock, Scripture: Luke 20:1-20:2, Luke 20:9-20:18, 2 Kings 5:1-5:14, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 20 Feb 2022 17:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here I am today starting an Easter series in February, also the earliest I have done that, and Easter is not till April 17. I have so often handled both Easter and Christmas with 2, 3, maybe 4 messages; but there is so much more. And I wanted to do something a little more thorough. I choose Luke, for his expressed purpose of a gospel account that encourages our certainty. When it comes to the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, we need to be certain, so certain, we’d stake our life on it, as many have. Here I am today starting an Easter series in February, also the earliest I have done that, and Easter is not till April 17. I have so often handled both Easter and Christmas with 2, 3, maybe 4 messages; but there is so much more. And I wanted to do something a little more thorough. I choose Luke, for his expressed purpose of a gospel account that encourages our certainty. When it comes to the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus, we need to be certain, so certain, we’d stake our life on it, as many have. Here I am today starting an Easter series in February, also the earliest I have done that, and Easter is not till April 17. I have so often handled both Easter and Christmas with 2, 3, maybe 4 messages; but there is so much more. And I wanted to do som… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2752 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21935560/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easteratlukesstartswithaparade/id/3776224.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21935560 Easter,Luke, Scripture: Luke 19:28-19:48, Series: Easter At Luke's: 2022 Sun, 13 Feb 2022 15:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I hope we are all loving those we need to love well enough that we don’t need a special day, but don’t miss the special days. On this Valentine’s I wanted to take a moment to look at a great expression of love for the One who should be the greatest object of our love. Look with me today at John 12:1-8. I hope we are all loving those we need to love well enough that we don’t need a special day, but don’t miss the special days. On this Valentine’s I wanted to take a moment to look at a great expression of love for the One who should be the greatest object of our love. Look with me today at John 12:1-8. I hope we are all loving those we need to love well enough that we don’t need a special day, but don’t miss the special days. On this Valentine’s I wanted to take a moment to look at a great expression of love for the One who should be the greatest obj… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2797 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21932381/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esuswouldyoubemyvalentine/id/3773119.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21932381 valentine,love, Scripture: John 12:1-12:8, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 06 Feb 2022 16:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been now 5 weeks in a series called, What Would God Pray. God does not pray like we think of praying, but what are prayers, but us communicating to God our desires and our will. Well, God has desires and a will, and we do well to bring our desires and will, our prayers in line with His, and that is where we get the phrase what would God pray. We have gone to the Scriptures that reveal to us God’s will and desires, so as to learn what to pray for ourselves, our family, our church, and today our government. We have been now 5 weeks in a series called, What Would God Pray. God does not pray like we think of praying, but what are prayers, but us communicating to God our desires and our will. Well, God has desires and a will, and we do well to bring our desires and will, our prayers in line with His, and that is where we get the phrase what would God pray. We have gone to the Scriptures that reveal to us God’s will and desires, so as to learn what to pray for ourselves, our family, our church, and today our government. We have been now 5 weeks in a series called, What Would God Pray. God does not pray like we think of praying, but what are prayers, but us communicating to God our desires and our will. Well, God has desires and a will, and we do well to bring our desi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2359 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21929179/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wwgpforthegovernment/id/3770085.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21929179 government, Scripture: Proverbs 21:1-21:1, Romans 13:1-13:7, 1 Timothy 2:1-2:4, Series: What Would God Pray Sun, 30 Jan 2022 20:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This morning we are thinking about what God would pray for the Church. If Jesus loves the Church, and we love Jesus and want to be like Him, then would we not also love the Church, and if we love her want to pray much for her? This morning we are thinking about what God would pray for the Church. If Jesus loves the Church, and we love Jesus and want to be like Him, then would we not also love the Church, and if we love her want to pray much for her? This morning we are thinking about what God would pray for the Church. If Jesus loves the Church, and we love Jesus and want to be like Him, then would we not also love the Church, and if we love her want to pray much for her?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2545 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21926224/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wwgpformychurch/id/3767215.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21926224 Scripture: Ephesians 5:25-5:25, Series: What Would God Pray Sun, 23 Jan 2022 19:04:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I’d like to give us 7 things to pray for ourselves considering this appointment. These seven things are my own list. You can certainly look to God’s Word and build your own. The key is praying the Scripture, letting it build our prayers. I’d like to give us 7 things to pray for ourselves considering this appointment. These seven things are my own list. You can certainly look to God’s Word and build your own. The key is praying the Scripture, letting it build our prayers. I’d like to give us 7 things to pray for ourselves considering this appointment. These seven things are my own list. You can certainly look to God’s Word and build your own. The key is praying the Scripture, letting it build our prayers.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2427 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21922904/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wwgpforme/id/3764148.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21922904 pray,prayer, Series: What Would God Pray Mon, 17 Jan 2022 01:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I hope you are excited today to find out what to pray, and today, what to pray for family, whether your family is parents and siblings, or a mate, or a mate and kids, or just kids, or grandkids. We are not talking about how to pray or why to pray, which are very important, but going straight to what, what to pray. I hope you are excited today to find out what to pray, and today, what to pray for family, whether your family is parents and siblings, or a mate, or a mate and kids, or just kids, or grandkids. We are not talking about how to pray or why to pray, which are very important, but going straight to what, what to pray. I hope you are excited today to find out what to pray, and today, what to pray for family, whether your family is parents and siblings, or a mate, or a mate and kids, or just kids, or grandkids. We are not talking about how to pray or why to pray, whic… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1787 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21917962/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wwgpformyfamily/id/3759463.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21917962 pray,family, Scripture: Ephesians 5:21-6:4, Series: What Would God Pray Sun, 09 Jan 2022 16:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is going to be a different prayer series. We are not going to talk about why we should pray. That’s important, but not what we are doing. We are going straight to what. What to pray for yourself, your family, your church, your nation; and in covering what, we may get some how and why in there. The key is just to figure out what would God pray. This is going to be a different prayer series. We are not going to talk about why we should pray. That’s important, but not what we are doing. We are going straight to what. What to pray for yourself, your family, your church, your nation; and in covering what, we may get some how and why in there. The key is just to figure out what would God pray. This is going to be a different prayer series. We are not going to talk about why we should pray. That’s important, but not what we are doing. We are going straight to what. What to pray for yourself, your family, your church, your nation; and in cover… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2553 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21916692/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwouldgodpray/id/3758294.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21916692 pray,prayer, Scripture: Psalms 37:4-37:4, 1 John 5:14-5:14, Series: What Would God Pray Mon, 03 Jan 2022 02:18:59 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are going to look at Luke 2:40-52 because I just could not leave this one passage dangling, but if I did, it would not be the first time it was left dangling. We don’t study Luke 2:40-52. Oh, we want to know more about the childhood of Jesus, but then ignore the passage about the childhood of Jesus. It is understandable. We come to Luke 1-2 for Christmas, and by time we get to verse 2:20, 2:39 we have what we need and it’s time to move on to the New Year. This passage is not a part of Christmas, and it doesn’t really fit into our study of the life and ministry of Jesus, so it is just left there by itself. But God did give us this story. He wants us to see 12-year-old Jesus. 12-year-old Jesus has something 56-year-old Randy needs, as do you. I think there is something here for a decision you need to make in 2022. Let’s look at Luke 2:40-52. Today we are going to look at Luke 2:40-52 because I just could not leave this one passage dangling, but if I did, it would not be the first time it was left dangling. We don’t study Luke 2:40-52. Oh, we want to know more about the childhood of Jesus, but then ignore the passage about the childhood of Jesus. It is understandable. We come to Luke 1-2 for Christmas, and by time we get to verse 2:20, 2:39 we have what we need and it’s time to move on to the New Year. This passage is not a part of Christmas, and it doesn’t really fit into our study of the life and ministry of Jesus, so it is just left there by itself. But God did give us this story. He wants us to see 12-year-old Jesus. 12-year-old Jesus has something 56-year-old Randy needs, as do you. I think there is something here for a decision you need to make in 2022. Let’s look at Luke 2:40-52. Today we are going to look at Luke 2:40-52 because I just could not leave this one passage dangling, but if I did, it would not be the first time it was left dangling. We don’t study Luke 2:40-52. Oh, we want to know more about the childhood of Jesus, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2672 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21913491/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_12yearoldesushasmynextstep/id/3755192.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21913491 Jesus,childhood, Scripture: Luke 2:40-2:52, Series: Life Is Better Connected Mon, 27 Dec 2021 03:34:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Now my prayer is for each of you to have the best year ever, but the reality is even if you have your most amazing year, there will be times of struggles, trials, and troubles. How do we face an uncertain future? How do we live untroubled in troubled times? Now my prayer is for each of you to have the best year ever, but the reality is even if you have your most amazing year, there will be times of struggles, trials, and troubles. How do we face an uncertain future? How do we live untroubled in troubled times? Now my prayer is for each of you to have the best year ever, but the reality is even if you have your most amazing year, there will be times of struggles, trials, and troubles. How do we face an uncertain future? How do we live untroubled in troubled… Rev. Mike Osborne 1772 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21911600/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_untroubledinthemidstoftrouble/id/3753375.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21911600 Scripture: John 14:27-14:27, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 19 Dec 2021 15:41:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we finish our study of the Christmas story as the Holy Spirit gave it to Luke. It is a story about an 8-day old Jesus, and two other children, Simeon and Anna. Luke 2:21-39. Today we finish our study of the Christmas story as the Holy Spirit gave it to Luke. It is a story about an 8-day old Jesus, and two other children, Simeon and Anna. Luke 2:21-39. Today we finish our study of the Christmas story as the Holy Spirit gave it to Luke. It is a story about an 8-day old Jesus, and two other children, Simeon and Anna. Luke 2:21-39.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2472 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21908148/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefaithofachild/id/3750120.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21908148 faith, Scripture: Luke 2:21-2:39, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 12 Dec 2021 16:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The headlines for weeks in the Roman Times, Jerusalem Today, and every other paper would have been, Augustus Mandates Census. And that caused a great amount of time, money, and headache. We have been studying the Christmas story for 4 weeks, and now today we come to the heart of the story. Look with me at Luke 2:1-20. The headlines for weeks in the Roman Times, Jerusalem Today, and every other paper would have been, Augustus Mandates Census. And that caused a great amount of time, money, and headache. We have been studying the Christmas story for 4 weeks, and now today we come to the heart of the story. Look with me at Luke 2:1-20. The headlines for weeks in the Roman Times, Jerusalem Today, and every other paper would have been, Augustus Mandates Census. And that caused a great amount of time, money, and headache. We have been studying the Christmas story for 4 weeks, and now to… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2633 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21904628/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_asovereignforyou/id/3746814.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21904628 Jesus,Christmas, Scripture: Luke 2:1-2:20, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 05 Dec 2021 16:39:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What gives you a sense of awe? You might be thinking, the mountains and the moon sure, but the castles and the football game. Yep, God did that. Look with me today at Luke 1:57-80. This is the fourth of our six Christmas messages from the Gospel of Luke. I have learned so much, been challenged so much in this, and I pray the same had been true for you. What gives you a sense of awe? You might be thinking, the mountains and the moon sure, but the castles and the football game. Yep, God did that. Look with me today at Luke 1:57-80. This is the fourth of our six Christmas messages from the Gospel of Luke. I have learned so much, been challenged so much in this, and I pray the same had been true for you. What gives you a sense of awe? You might be thinking, the mountains and the moon sure, but the castles and the football game. Yep, God did that. Look with me today at Luke 1:57-80. This is the fourth of our six Christmas messages from the Gospel of Lu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2931 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21901324/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whathappenedtotheawe/id/3743609.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21901324 awe, Scripture: Luke 1:57-1:80, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 28 Nov 2021 16:21:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Thinking about the Thanksgiving table, and then coming today to the Lord’s Table, reminded me of how much of life is lived around a table and a meal. There are all kinds of traditions and ways from one family to another, one culture to another, but in a birthday, an anniversary, a Thanksgiving, a Christmas, a wedding, and even a funeral, it always involves a table and a meal and the people gathered around it. Our Lord, the great I am, the First and the Last, the One for whom all things were created by and for and through, Jesus; also lives life around a table, with a meal, and those He loves. Thinking about the Thanksgiving table, and then coming today to the Lord’s Table, reminded me of how much of life is lived around a table and a meal. There are all kinds of traditions and ways from one family to another, one culture to another, but in a birthday, an anniversary, a Thanksgiving, a Christmas, a wedding, and even a funeral, it always involves a table and a meal and the people gathered around it. Our Lord, the great I am, the First and the Last, the One for whom all things were created by and for and through, Jesus; also lives life around a table, with a meal, and those He loves. Thinking about the Thanksgiving table, and then coming today to the Lord’s Table, reminded me of how much of life is lived around a table and a meal. There are all kinds of traditions and ways from one family to another, one culture to another, but in … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1871 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21897931/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_leavetheenemiestotheblood/id/3740368.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21897931 Scripture: Luke 22:14-22:23, Series: Christmas at Luke's Mon, 22 Nov 2021 04:51:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is our third of six messages in the Christmas series and it brings us to Mary, a truly incredible woman of God. Let’s remember that Luke is writing to encourage the faith of believers who are being persecuted. This isn’t about Christmas stories and religious traditions. This is about the certainty of why I am following Christ, no matter the cost. Today we are covering an incredible and important passage of the Bible, Mary’s meeting with Gabriel and her response of praise referred to as The Magnificat. Today is our third of six messages in the Christmas series and it brings us to Mary, a truly incredible woman of God. Let’s remember that Luke is writing to encourage the faith of believers who are being persecuted. This isn’t about Christmas stories and religious traditions. This is about the certainty of why I am following Christ, no matter the cost. Today we are covering an incredible and important passage of the Bible, Mary’s meeting with Gabriel and her response of praise referred to as The Magnificat. Today is our third of six messages in the Christmas series and it brings us to Mary, a truly incredible woman of God. Let’s remember that Luke is writing to encourage the faith of believers who are being persecuted. This isn’t about Christmas stories a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2722 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21895618/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_maryanexampletofollow/id/3738378.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21895618 Mary,Christmas, Scripture: Luke 1:26-1:56, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 14 Nov 2021 16:53:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Turn with me today to Luke 1:5-25. We have begun our Christmas series early this year to give ourselves time to work through the entire Christmas story as given to Luke. Today is our second of six messages, bringing us to 1:5-25. Turn with me today to Luke 1:5-25. We have begun our Christmas series early this year to give ourselves time to work through the entire Christmas story as given to Luke. Today is our second of six messages, bringing us to 1:5-25. Turn with me today to Luke 1:5-25. We have begun our Christmas series early this year to give ourselves time to work through the entire Christmas story as given to Luke. Today is our second of six messages, bringing us to 1:5-25.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2598 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21891155/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithisknowingthefuture/id/3734681.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21891155 Christmas,faith,future, Scripture: Luke 1:5-1:25, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 07 Nov 2021 17:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas is all about believing. In the weeks in front of us, we will see Christmas movies, commercials, and cards that call us to just believe. Believe in Santa. Believe in humanity. Believe in the Christmas spirit. And belief is just a warm feeling that doesn’t need things like truth and reality. Now that belief, that warm feeling doesn’t actually accomplish anything, help us solve real problems, but you will feel good, for a moment, at Christmas, I think. I am not sure where this idea of believing came from, but it did not come from the Bible or Christianity. And we see that so clearly in the opening lines of the Christmas story in Luke. Christmas is all about believing. In the weeks in front of us, we will see Christmas movies, commercials, and cards that call us to just believe. Believe in Santa. Believe in humanity. Believe in the Christmas spirit. And belief is just a warm feeling that doesn’t need things like truth and reality. Now that belief, that warm feeling doesn’t actually accomplish anything, help us solve real problems, but you will feel good, for a moment, at Christmas, I think. I am not sure where this idea of believing came from, but it did not come from the Bible or Christianity. And we see that so clearly in the opening lines of the Christmas story in Luke. Christmas is all about believing. In the weeks in front of us, we will see Christmas movies, commercials, and cards that call us to just believe. Believe in Santa. Believe in humanity. Believe in the Christmas spirit. And belief is just a warm feeling … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2810 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21887986/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmasisallaboutibelieve/id/3731595.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21887986 Christmas,believe, Scripture: Luke 1:1-1:4, Series: Christmas at Luke's Sun, 31 Oct 2021 16:09:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West In reading Mark 1:16-20, do you see them there on the shore? Can you see them drop the nets and follow? Do you realize this building, the campus, the ministry shown you today, you – it is all here at this moment because of that moment. They said, yes, not even close to understanding all that would follow in the journey. They just took the next step. Will you? In reading Mark 1:16-20, do you see them there on the shore? Can you see them drop the nets and follow? Do you realize this building, the campus, the ministry shown you today, you – it is all here at this moment because of that moment. They said, yes, not even close to understanding all that would follow in the journey. They just took the next step. Will you? In reading Mark 1:16-20, do you see them there on the shore? Can you see them drop the nets and follow? Do you realize this building, the campus, the ministry shown you today, you – it is all here at this moment because of that moment. They said, yes, … Rev. Ronnie West 2247 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21884613/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourneyofalifetime/id/3728350.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21884613 Series: Journey of a Lifetime Sun, 24 Oct 2021 15:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You will never hear Jesus say, 'I invite you to make a decision about Me.' You will hear Him say, 'Come follow Me.' Jesus invites us to the journey of a lifetime. What will it be like? Well, read the Gospels, see what happens with the disciples, and you will have a pretty good idea of what is ahead. And Jesus has a plan, just for you. You will never hear Jesus say, 'I invite you to make a decision about Me.' You will hear Him say, 'Come follow Me.' Jesus invites us to the journey of a lifetime. What will it be like? Well, read the Gospels, see what happens with the disciples, and you will have a pretty good idea of what is ahead. And Jesus has a plan, just for you. You will never hear Jesus say, 'I invite you to make a decision about Me.' You will hear Him say, 'Come follow Me.' Jesus invites us to the journey of a lifetime. What will it be like? Well, read the Gospels, see what happens with the disciples, and yo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1600 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21881518/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theinvitationitsnotamomentofde/id/3725383.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21881518 journey, Scripture: Mark 1:16-1:20, John 21:20-21:22, Series: Journey of a Lifetime Sun, 17 Oct 2021 14:51:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Rev. Jerry Witte, NextGen Pastor, shares about living a life on purpose. Rev. Jerry Witte, NextGen Pastor, shares about living a life on purpose. Rev. Jerry Witte, NextGen Pastor, shares about living a life on purpose.… Rev. Jerry Witte 1593 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21878023/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livingonpurpose/id/3722105.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21878023 purpose, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 10 Oct 2021 15:02:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I just finished a 4-week series laying the groundwork for today. There are a lot of things the church needs to do, and God has called and equipped some of us to do those things: Christian politicians can shape law, Christian intellectuals can shape thought, and Christian revolutionaries can bring about change. God calls some to do those things, but He calls all of the church to live and share the gospel. It is the Gospel that is God’s power for life change. If we do not carry the gospel, it will not matter what the intellectual, the politician, or the revolutionary accomplishes, because the heart has not been changed, the heart of people, the heart of culture. I just finished a 4-week series laying the groundwork for today. There are a lot of things the church needs to do, and God has called and equipped some of us to do those things: Christian politicians can shape law, Christian intellectuals can shape thought, and Christian revolutionaries can bring about change. God calls some to do those things, but He calls all of the church to live and share the gospel. It is the Gospel that is God’s power for life change. If we do not carry the gospel, it will not matter what the intellectual, the politician, or the revolutionary accomplishes, because the heart has not been changed, the heart of people, the heart of culture. I just finished a 4-week series laying the groundwork for today. There are a lot of things the church needs to do, and God has called and equipped some of us to do those things: Christian politicians can shape law, Christian intellectuals can shape tho… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1898 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21874623/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegospelfrontandcentertothevi/id/3719057.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21874623 gospel,vision, Scripture: Mark 16:16-16:16, Philippians 1:27-1:27, Series: The Gospel - Our Life-Our Answer Sun, 03 Oct 2021 13:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It seems quite clear that God wants you and me to share His work, His love, His gospel with the world. Why does God always say peoples, nations, and world? Would it not be more practical to say friends, neighbors, and co-workers? I wondered that, and then it dawned on me that if He had said friends, neighbors, and co-workers; then theoretically, I could reach a place where I am done. It seems quite clear that God wants you and me to share His work, His love, His gospel with the world. Why does God always say peoples, nations, and world? Would it not be more practical to say friends, neighbors, and co-workers? I wondered that, and then it dawned on me that if He had said friends, neighbors, and co-workers; then theoretically, I could reach a place where I am done. It seems quite clear that God wants you and me to share His work, His love, His gospel with the world. Why does God always say peoples, nations, and world? Would it not be more practical to say friends, neighbors, and co-workers? I wondered that, and t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2305 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21871457/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dowecaretoshare/id/3715968.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21871457 share, Scripture: Mark 16:15-16:15, Series: The Gospel - Our Life-Our Answer Sun, 26 Sep 2021 15:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our series called: The Gospel, Our Life, Our Answer. It is our answer to everything! God has not only saved us from sin, death and hell by the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus; not only saved us from running after wrong answers, saved us from the desperation of coming up empty again and again; but in the Gospel we have a new way of living life and relating with people, a way filled with power for good in their lives. We’ve been confused, angered by the philosophies, politics, and sexuality driving our culture today and we wander what the answer is, and what to do. The answer is the Gospel, believing it, living it, and sharing it. And today we look at living. We are continuing today our series called: The Gospel, Our Life, Our Answer. It is our answer to everything! God has not only saved us from sin, death and hell by the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus; not only saved us from running after wrong answers, saved us from the desperation of coming up empty again and again; but in the Gospel we have a new way of living life and relating with people, a way filled with power for good in their lives. We’ve been confused, angered by the philosophies, politics, and sexuality driving our culture today and we wander what the answer is, and what to do. The answer is the Gospel, believing it, living it, and sharing it. And today we look at living. We are continuing today our series called: The Gospel, Our Life, Our Answer. It is our answer to everything! God has not only saved us from sin, death and hell by the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus; not only saved us from running after wrong … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3009 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21868251/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifebeyondprayingtoreceivechri/id/3712884.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21868251 living,Gospel, Scripture: Colossians 2:6-2:6, Ephesians 4:32-4:32, Ephesians 4:1-4:6, Series: The Gospel - Our Life-Our Answer Mon, 20 Sep 2021 03:42:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now today is not a funeral service. We will do that next Saturday at 11:00, but today is an important time for every one of us. It is also a moment in which God has a purpose for you. He has a purpose in bringing Buddy home for you. Now today is not a funeral service. We will do that next Saturday at 11:00, but today is an important time for every one of us. It is also a moment in which God has a purpose for you. He has a purpose in bringing Buddy home for you. Now today is not a funeral service. We will do that next Saturday at 11:00, but today is an important time for every one of us. It is also a moment in which God has a purpose for you. He has a purpose in bringing Buddy home for you.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21864963/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wedieandthereisapurpose/id/3709741.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21864963 death,Buddy,Hamm, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 12 Sep 2021 15:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is an abundant life? It seems the universal desire of every soul is to be loved, to matter, and have purpose. And here is a hard, but daily proved truth: any identity, love, meaning we find in this life can be lost in a moment without warning, creating incredible insecurity. Only in Christ do we have these things permanently. What is an abundant life? It seems the universal desire of every soul is to be loved, to matter, and have purpose. And here is a hard, but daily proved truth: any identity, love, meaning we find in this life can be lost in a moment without warning, creating incredible insecurity. Only in Christ do we have these things permanently. What is an abundant life? It seems the universal desire of every soul is to be loved, to matter, and have purpose. And here is a hard, but daily proved truth: any identity, love, meaning we find in this life can be lost in a moment without warning, cre… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2341 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21859716/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_believingwithoutbelieving/id/3706713.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21859716 believe,abundant, Scripture: Ecclesiastes 2:1-2:26, Series: The Gospel - Our Life-Our Answer Sun, 05 Sep 2021 18:50:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Gospel is the power of God for us. It is our power in this world. And, it is our answer, our hope, our identify, our life and life eternal, our job, our worth, our everything – the Gospel. We are a people of the Gospel. The Gospel is the power of God for us. It is our power in this world. And, it is our answer, our hope, our identify, our life and life eternal, our job, our worth, our everything – the Gospel. We are a people of the Gospel. The Gospel is the power of God for us. It is our power in this world. And, it is our answer, our hope, our identify, our life and life eternal, our job, our worth, our everything – the Gospel. We are a people of the Gospel.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2658 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21856591/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegospelwhatisit/id/3703978.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21856591 gospel, Scripture: Romans 1:16-1:16, 1 Corinthians 15:1-15:6, Series: The Gospel - Our Life-Our Answer Mon, 30 Aug 2021 01:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If I were to talk about baptism today, and almost all of us have already done that, would that make this message unnecessary for most? I wonder though if we talk about it enough. We have a great commandment from our Lord to love Him with all of our heart, soul, and strength. And we have a great commission from our Lord, our marching orders if you will until He returns. If I were to talk about baptism today, and almost all of us have already done that, would that make this message unnecessary for most? I wonder though if we talk about it enough. We have a great commandment from our Lord to love Him with all of our heart, soul, and strength. And we have a great commission from our Lord, our marching orders if you will until He returns. If I were to talk about baptism today, and almost all of us have already done that, would that make this message unnecessary for most? I wonder though if we talk about it enough. We have a great commandment from our Lord to love Him with all of our h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2464 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21853274/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefirststepinfollowingchrist/id/3701047.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21853274 baptism, Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1-5:14, Matthew 3:13-3:17, Matthew 28:19-28:19, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 22 Aug 2021 22:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn My focus today is why does Jesus say you have to eat my flesh and drink my blood to be saved, and then give us the Lord’s Supper. Does the act of what we are doing here today, save us? No. Jesus’ teaching here is incredibly practical and insightful about what it means to put our faith in Him. My focus today is why does Jesus say you have to eat my flesh and drink my blood to be saved, and then give us the Lord’s Supper. Does the act of what we are doing here today, save us? No. Jesus’ teaching here is incredibly practical and insightful about what it means to put our faith in Him. My focus today is why does Jesus say you have to eat my flesh and drink my blood to be saved, and then give us the Lord’s Supper. Does the act of what we are doing here today, save us? No. Jesus’ teaching here is incredibly practical and insightful abo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1678 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21848116/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_allofyourfaithallofyourlove/id/3696030.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21848116 communion,Lord's Supper, Scripture: John 6:26-6:40, John 6:47-6:53, Luke 22:19-22:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 15 Aug 2021 15:05:04 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne As we look both back over the past 18 months and ahead to what lies in front of us, we know that people are suffering in ways we cannot imagine. Today, the church needs to be the church. It needs to there to offer a shoulder to cry on, a word to comfort, a hand to lift each other up. As we look both back over the past 18 months and ahead to what lies in front of us, we know that people are suffering in ways we cannot imagine. Today, the church needs to be the church. It needs to there to offer a shoulder to cry on, a word to comfort, a hand to lift each other up. As we look both back over the past 18 months and ahead to what lies in front of us, we know that people are suffering in ways we cannot imagine. Today, the church needs to be the church. It needs to there to offer a shoulder to cry on, a word to comfor… Rev. Mike Osborne 1576 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21845451/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_connected/id/3693446.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21845451 connected, Scripture: Ephesians 4:16-4:16, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 08 Aug 2021 15:05:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne What do we look like when we are what a Christian, a Christ follower, a disciple ought to be - Equipped, grown up, and built up so that we can do the work of the ministry. What do we look like when we are what a Christian, a Christ follower, a disciple ought to be - Equipped, grown up, and built up so that we can do the work of the ministry. What do we look like when we are what a Christian, a Christ follower, a disciple ought to be - Equipped, grown up, and built up so that we can do the work of the ministry.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1992 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21831251/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_timetogrowup/id/3692331.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21831251 mature,grown, Scripture: Ephesians 4:11-4:16, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 01 Aug 2021 18:36:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson No no matter what have go through, we should never give up, give in, or lose hope. Continue to look to the Lord Jesus, and keep faith in Him. Time soon coming when *Won’t have cry no more*. No no matter what have go through, we should never give up, give in, or lose hope. Continue to look to the Lord Jesus, and keep faith in Him. Time soon coming when *Won’t have cry no more*. No no matter what have go through, we should never give up, give in, or lose hope. Continue to look to the Lord Jesus, and keep faith in Him. Time soon coming when *Won’t have cry no more*.… Rev. Rico Patterson 2607 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21827628/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wewonthavetocrynomore/id/3689126.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21827628 Scripture: Luke 7:11-7:16, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 25 Jul 2021 18:08:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson The only way we can be made righteous is not by keeping the law, but by being covered by the righteousness of Jesus Christ. The righteousness of God is different than the world's definition of righteousness. The only way we can be made righteous is not by keeping the law, but by being covered by the righteousness of Jesus Christ. The righteousness of God is different than the world's definition of righteousness. The only way we can be made righteous is not by keeping the law, but by being covered by the righteousness of Jesus Christ. The righteousness of God is different than the world's definition of righteousness.… Rev. Rico Patterson 2464 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21824457/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theonlywaytogetrightwithgod/id/3686021.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21824457 right,righteousness, Scripture: Romans 10:1-10:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 18 Jul 2021 15:56:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We know worrying accomplishes nothing, and yet . . . And it is not just that it profits us nothing. It puts us in a deficit. There are a significant number of serious health issues directly related to worry, and then there are the spiritual health issues. We know worrying accomplishes nothing, and yet . . . And it is not just that it profits us nothing. It puts us in a deficit. There are a significant number of serious health issues directly related to worry, and then there are the spiritual health issues. We know worrying accomplishes nothing, and yet . . . And it is not just that it profits us nothing. It puts us in a deficit. There are a significant number of serious health issues directly related to worry, and then there are the spiritual health issu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2188 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21821448/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livinglifefromwhatweknow/id/3683125.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21821448 worry, Scripture: 1 John 5:12-5:21, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 11 Jul 2021 15:08:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we continue our series today in 1 John, we find ourselves in chapter 5 where John reviews one of the most basic ideas of Christianity. It is the idea in which our faith is anchored and the idea we share with the world: Jesus is the Son of God. Today we are looking at something a lot of us don’t probably feel like we need proved, but what we always need is our faith encouraged and emboldened; and readied to share, explain, defend. As we continue our series today in 1 John, we find ourselves in chapter 5 where John reviews one of the most basic ideas of Christianity. It is the idea in which our faith is anchored and the idea we share with the world: Jesus is the Son of God. Today we are looking at something a lot of us don’t probably feel like we need proved, but what we always need is our faith encouraged and emboldened; and readied to share, explain, defend. As we continue our series today in 1 John, we find ourselves in chapter 5 where John reviews one of the most basic ideas of Christianity. It is the idea in which our faith is anchored and the idea we share with the world: Jesus is the Son of God. Today… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2278 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21818330/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_astepmeasureoftruth/id/3680081.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21818330 faith, Scripture: 1 John 5:1-5:12, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 04 Jul 2021 20:46:02 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am not sure we could put together a simple definition of a good American that would get every American’s approval. But good news for us: we only the need the approval of One. What a blessing that is! It’s a tricky road to travel getting the approval of everyone I am not sure we could put together a simple definition of a good American that would get every American’s approval. But good news for us: we only the need the approval of One. What a blessing that is! It’s a tricky road to travel getting the approval of everyone I am not sure we could put together a simple definition of a good American that would get every American’s approval. But good news for us: we only the need the approval of One. What a blessing that is! It’s a tricky road to travel getting the approval … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1700 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21814948/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_agoodamerican/id/3676765.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21814948 American,independence, Scripture: 1 Timothy 2:1-2:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 27 Jun 2021 14:57:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You can know you have eternal life. The only way that is possible is if it is based on something other than me. If it based on my performance, my goodness, my resume it feels to me like there would always be reason to doubt. I am, we are inconsistent. We have bad days. But my faith is not in me, and the reason it is not in me is because God told me not to put it in me, but in Jesus. You can know you have eternal life. The only way that is possible is if it is based on something other than me. If it based on my performance, my goodness, my resume it feels to me like there would always be reason to doubt. I am, we are inconsistent. We have bad days. But my faith is not in me, and the reason it is not in me is because God told me not to put it in me, but in Jesus. You can know you have eternal life. The only way that is possible is if it is based on something other than me. If it based on my performance, my goodness, my resume it feels to me like there would always be reason to doubt. I am, we are inconsistent. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2814 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21812320/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theconfidenceofevidence/id/3674249.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21812320 Scripture: 1 John 4:7-4:21, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 20 Jun 2021 14:41:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne We are to be measuring up to the standard of Christ who was true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable. And the ability to do that has to do with how we control our thoughts. We are to be measuring up to the standard of Christ who was true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable. And the ability to do that has to do with how we control our thoughts. We are to be measuring up to the standard of Christ who was true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable. And the ability to do that has to do with how we control our thoughts.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1678 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21808279/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatyouthinking/id/3671183.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21808279 thoughts, Scripture: Philippians 4:8-4:9, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 13 Jun 2021 21:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are people sharing truth and there are people deceiving. While that has always been true, what is different today is the rapid speed with which truth or deceit, an idea can cover a nation, even the whole world because of the internet and social media. Great masses can be deceived in but a moment. There are people sharing truth and there are people deceiving. While that has always been true, what is different today is the rapid speed with which truth or deceit, an idea can cover a nation, even the whole world because of the internet and social media. Great masses can be deceived in but a moment. There are people sharing truth and there are people deceiving. While that has always been true, what is different today is the rapid speed with which truth or deceit, an idea can cover a nation, even the whole world because of the internet and social m… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2532 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21805452/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_pausingisntreallyanoption/id/3668439.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21805452 truth,deception, Scripture: 1 John 4:1-4:6, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Mon, 07 Jun 2021 02:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Love one another. Not a command that would seem to take a lot of explaining, but John is going to go on about quite a bit in our passage today. And not only has he already covered this, but he will again. As a matter of fact, eight times in this short letter he is talking about loving one another. Love one another. Not a command that would seem to take a lot of explaining, but John is going to go on about quite a bit in our passage today. And not only has he already covered this, but he will again. As a matter of fact, eight times in this short letter he is talking about loving one another. Love one another. Not a command that would seem to take a lot of explaining, but John is going to go on about quite a bit in our passage today. And not only has he already covered this, but he will again. As a matter of fact, eight times in this short … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2536 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21802381/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_cainshateorchristslove/id/3665452.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21802381 love, Scripture: 1 John 3:11-3:24, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Mon, 31 May 2021 02:02:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What we do in America on this day serves us well as we turn to 1 John to continue our series. We could call every one of our gatherings a memorial service, a remembrance that Jesus died for us. And that remembrance should result in careful living of that which He won for us. Let’s turn today to 1 John 3:4-10. What we do in America on this day serves us well as we turn to 1 John to continue our series. We could call every one of our gatherings a memorial service, a remembrance that Jesus died for us. And that remembrance should result in careful living of that which He won for us. Let’s turn today to 1 John 3:4-10. What we do in America on this day serves us well as we turn to 1 John to continue our series. We could call every one of our gatherings a memorial service, a remembrance that Jesus died for us. And that remembrance should result in careful living of th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1921 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21799010/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_smartandstrong/id/3662195.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21799010 remembrance, Scripture: 1 John 3:4-3:10, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 23 May 2021 15:29:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson What I love about John is there is no sugar-coating… compromise… wishy-washiness when comes to what he had to say. Everything was pretty much black/white when it comes where we are in our walk with the Lord. In these days & times the same thing is needed. He had love for people, which why this epistle often referred to saints as little children, a term of endearment which reflected his love…care… concern for the saints. What I love about John is there is no sugar-coating… compromise… wishy-washiness when comes to what he had to say. Everything was pretty much black/white when it comes where we are in our walk with the Lord. In these days & times the same thing is needed. He had love for people, which why this epistle often referred to saints as little children, a term of endearment which reflected his love…care… concern for the saints. What I love about John is there is no sugar-coating… compromise… wishy-washiness when comes to what he had to say. Everything was pretty much black/white when it comes where we are in our walk with the Lord. In these days & times the same thing is need… Rev. Rico Patterson 2341 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21795819/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tobelikeesus/id/3659069.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21795819 concern,love,care, Scripture: 1 John 2:28-3:3, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 16 May 2021 14:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am guessing most of us feel comfortable walking in the dark in our own home. We know where things are, we trust our senses. But take that same level of dark in surroundings not so familiar, and you pull the toes in a little, put the hands out. We’re not as comfortable or confident so we are much more careful. John has been warning us of the darkness. It seems that he is concerned that we are too confident and not careful. Our passage today reaches a pinnacle in the warning. Let’s read 1 John 2:18-27. I am guessing most of us feel comfortable walking in the dark in our own home. We know where things are, we trust our senses. But take that same level of dark in surroundings not so familiar, and you pull the toes in a little, put the hands out. We’re not as comfortable or confident so we are much more careful. John has been warning us of the darkness. It seems that he is concerned that we are too confident and not careful. Our passage today reaches a pinnacle in the warning. Let’s read 1 John 2:18-27. I am guessing most of us feel comfortable walking in the dark in our own home. We know where things are, we trust our senses. But take that same level of dark in surroundings not so familiar, and you pull the toes in a little, put the hands out. We’re … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2450 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21792747/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_doyouknowwhosinthedark/id/3656248.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21792747 Scripture: 1 John 2:18-2:27, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 09 May 2021 14:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We can’t bond with the way the world does things and have a bond with God. Now when I think, Why not? it is because we believe we have our hate or love for the world under control; and don’t we always think we have things under control, until there not. But the reality is, even under control hate is the antithesis to God. The world is an antithesis to God. How can I love that which hates my God and Savior? We can’t bond with the way the world does things and have a bond with God. Now when I think, Why not? it is because we believe we have our hate or love for the world under control; and don’t we always think we have things under control, until there not. But the reality is, even under control hate is the antithesis to God. The world is an antithesis to God. How can I love that which hates my God and Savior? We can’t bond with the way the world does things and have a bond with God. Now when I think, Why not? it is because we believe we have our hate or love for the world under control; and don’t we always think we have things under control, until there not… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2599 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21789182/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whichonedidyoulovethisweek/id/3652733.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21789182 love, Scripture: 1 John 2:12-2:17, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 02 May 2021 15:22:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible reveals so much: who is God, what is He like, what is life about, where are we going, good vs evil – and yet with all there is to know and learn, it kind of comes down to what we learn in the kindergarten of spiritual life: love God, love people, be like Jesus. Whatever you know or don’t know, just be sure you are doing that. And when we miss that mark, we have an Advocate. The Bible reveals so much: who is God, what is He like, what is life about, where are we going, good vs evil – and yet with all there is to know and learn, it kind of comes down to what we learn in the kindergarten of spiritual life: love God, love people, be like Jesus. Whatever you know or don’t know, just be sure you are doing that. And when we miss that mark, we have an Advocate. The Bible reveals so much: who is God, what is He like, what is life about, where are we going, good vs evil – and yet with all there is to know and learn, it kind of comes down to what we learn in the kindergarten of spiritual life: love God, love peo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2296 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21785963/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtolove/id/3649664.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21785963 love, Scripture: 1 John 2:1-2:11, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 25 Apr 2021 17:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God’s forgiveness is there for us when we fall, but not there so we can jump safely into fellowship with the darkness. Turn on the light. Build a bond with God, His word, and His people who speak His word into you. Our lying heart needs that. God’s forgiveness is there for us when we fall, but not there so we can jump safely into fellowship with the darkness. Turn on the light. Build a bond with God, His word, and His people who speak His word into you. Our lying heart needs that. God’s forgiveness is there for us when we fall, but not there so we can jump safely into fellowship with the darkness. Turn on the light. Build a bond with God, His word, and His people who speak His word into you. Our lying heart needs that.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2319 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21782607/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_safetynetnotaparachute/id/3646372.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21782607 Scripture: 1 John 1:5-1:10, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 18 Apr 2021 15:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The word fellowship used in the New Testament is koinonia. While that is a Greek work, it is a Greek word one might actually hear today. Probably that and agape, for love, are the two Greek words a lot of Christians will have heard. Fellowship in the New Testament is not really about a get-together as much as it is conveying an intimate, mutual participation in a life shared with one another. The word fellowship used in the New Testament is koinonia. While that is a Greek work, it is a Greek word one might actually hear today. Probably that and agape, for love, are the two Greek words a lot of Christians will have heard. Fellowship in the New Testament is not really about a get-together as much as it is conveying an intimate, mutual participation in a life shared with one another. The word fellowship used in the New Testament is koinonia. While that is a Greek work, it is a Greek word one might actually hear today. Probably that and agape, for love, are the two Greek words a lot of Christians will have heard. Fellowship in the N… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1995 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21779046/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_fellowshipmorethancasserolesan/id/3642925.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21779046 fellowship, Scripture: 1 John 1:1-1:4, Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Sun, 11 Apr 2021 15:10:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are beginning a 12-message study of 1 John. It is called first, because it is the first of three letters he sends. It is hard put an exact date on 1 John, but with what we have most put it around A.D. 90. And that would roughly be the age of John. Today we are beginning a 12-message study of 1 John. It is called first, because it is the first of three letters he sends. It is hard put an exact date on 1 John, but with what we have most put it around A.D. 90. And that would roughly be the age of John. Today we are beginning a 12-message study of 1 John. It is called first, because it is the first of three letters he sends. It is hard put an exact date on 1 John, but with what we have most put it around A.D. 90. And that would roughly be the age of J… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1772 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21774970/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefellowshipofconfidenceanint/id/3639412.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21774970 Series: 1 John - The Fellowship of Confidence Mon, 05 Apr 2021 03:25:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There’s a lot of similarity to how the virus and vaccine walks through humanity and how sin and the Savior walk through humanity. There is a very real virus of sin. 100% of humanity is affected and the death rate is 100% in this life and the life to come. The virus means I am a sinner and I will die. I can say I have good news, and the response is similar to that of a vaccine. It is not good news if I don’t trust Jesus. Just another religion. There’s a lot of similarity to how the virus and vaccine walks through humanity and how sin and the Savior walk through humanity. There is a very real virus of sin. 100% of humanity is affected and the death rate is 100% in this life and the life to come. The virus means I am a sinner and I will die. I can say I have good news, and the response is similar to that of a vaccine. It is not good news if I don’t trust Jesus. Just another religion. There’s a lot of similarity to how the virus and vaccine walks through humanity and how sin and the Savior walk through humanity. There is a very real virus of sin. 100% of humanity is affected and the death rate is 100% in this life and the life to co… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2156 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21770840/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theresavaccine/id/3635488.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21770840 vaccine,virus,sin,death, Scripture: Leviticus 17:11-17:11, Hebrews 9:22-9:22, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Mar 2021 16:14:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The focus of this meal is bread and wine, the body and blood. The product of a broken body and spilled blood is fellowship, a new intimacy with God and with others. Did you catch that, and others? This body and blood does not just produce a righteous relationship with God, but also a new family of God. Jesus saw past the suffering and saw us relating with His Father and each other in a new covenant of love. The focus of this meal is bread and wine, the body and blood. The product of a broken body and spilled blood is fellowship, a new intimacy with God and with others. Did you catch that, and others? This body and blood does not just produce a righteous relationship with God, but also a new family of God. Jesus saw past the suffering and saw us relating with His Father and each other in a new covenant of love. The focus of this meal is bread and wine, the body and blood. The product of a broken body and spilled blood is fellowship, a new intimacy with God and with others. Did you catch that, and others? This body and blood does not just produce a righteous r… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1625 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21766823/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tolovehissacrificeistolovethef/id/3631661.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21766823 sacrifice,bread,wine,body,blood, Scripture: Luke 24:14-24:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 21 Mar 2021 14:55:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you missed last week, I really encourage you to go back and listen. I mean really encourage you, otherwise you won’t grasp the significance of today. Last week I suggested, I might even say, proved, that we are walking around on empty. So, if we are exhausted, what should we do? This isn’t rocket science. Rest! If we’d let Him, God would lead us right to reenergized, refueled, and ready to go. If you missed last week, I really encourage you to go back and listen. I mean really encourage you, otherwise you won’t grasp the significance of today. Last week I suggested, I might even say, proved, that we are walking around on empty. So, if we are exhausted, what should we do? This isn’t rocket science. Rest! If we’d let Him, God would lead us right to reenergized, refueled, and ready to go. If you missed last week, I really encourage you to go back and listen. I mean really encourage you, otherwise you won’t grasp the significance of today. Last week I suggested, I might even say, proved, that we are walking around on empty. So, if we ar… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2868 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21763171/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesabbathitsforyou/id/3628154.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21763171 sabbath,rest, Scripture: Genesis 2:1-2:3, Exodus 20:8-20:9, Psalms 23:1-23:3, Matthew 11:28-11:28, Series: Living on Empty Sun, 14 Mar 2021 19:51:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Empty is real. Its impact is real, and I do think knowing, acknowledging this is a part of the battle. I think sometimes as Christians it can be even harder to acknowledge this because there is this faulty idea that we aren’t supposed to struggle. We don’t hit empty. We don’t get depressed. I mean if I am strong in the Lord, that would never happen, right? Why not? Empty is real. Its impact is real, and I do think knowing, acknowledging this is a part of the battle. I think sometimes as Christians it can be even harder to acknowledge this because there is this faulty idea that we aren’t supposed to struggle. We don’t hit empty. We don’t get depressed. I mean if I am strong in the Lord, that would never happen, right? Why not? Empty is real. Its impact is real, and I do think knowing, acknowledging this is a part of the battle. I think sometimes as Christians it can be even harder to acknowledge this because there is this faulty idea that we aren’t supposed to struggle. We d… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2647 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21759706/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_emptyandthenlifehappens/id/3624810.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21759706 empty, Scripture: 1 Kings 18:1-19:21, Psalms 69:3-69:3, Series: Living on Empty Sun, 07 Mar 2021 20:23:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When you are a part of The Heights, you are a part of a family that gives, and God blesses that. God blesses giving. God blesses faith. God blesses obedience. 2020 really helped me appreciate what a giving church we are, and that positions us to be blessed, to be given even greater opportunity for the Lord. When you are a part of The Heights, you are a part of a family that gives, and God blesses that. God blesses giving. God blesses faith. God blesses obedience. 2020 really helped me appreciate what a giving church we are, and that positions us to be blessed, to be given even greater opportunity for the Lord. When you are a part of The Heights, you are a part of a family that gives, and God blesses that. God blesses giving. God blesses faith. God blesses obedience. 2020 really helped me appreciate what a giving church we are, and that positions us to be ble… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1866 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21756015/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankyouforyourloveforgodandhi/id/3621263.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21756015 tithe,giving, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-8:8, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Feb 2021 18:24:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson Scripture reveals that outside of Christ, we are spiritually dead, controlled by the world, enslaved to the devil, under the power of flesh, and under the wrath of God. We didn't have the power to save ourselves. Thanks be to God, the scripture didn't end there. We have hope through Jesus Christ. Scripture reveals that outside of Christ, we are spiritually dead, controlled by the world, enslaved to the devil, under the power of flesh, and under the wrath of God. We didn't have the power to save ourselves. Thanks be to God, the scripture didn't end there. We have hope through Jesus Christ. Scripture reveals that outside of Christ, we are spiritually dead, controlled by the world, enslaved to the devil, under the power of flesh, and under the wrath of God. We didn't have the power to save ourselves. Thanks be to God, the scripture didn'… Rev. Rico Patterson 2656 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21752223/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_butgod/id/3617600.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21752223 dead,hope, Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-2:10, 2 Samuel 9:1-9:7, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 21 Feb 2021 19:07:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can Jesus call us to a 'doesn’t quit' love? I understand there may be people who from a human perspective have committed worse sins against you, than you have against God or others. But, big or small, we never stop failing God. We never stop betraying His faithful love, and He continues to love us. Can Jesus call us to a 'doesn’t quit' love? I understand there may be people who from a human perspective have committed worse sins against you, than you have against God or others. But, big or small, we never stop failing God. We never stop betraying His faithful love, and He continues to love us. Can Jesus call us to a 'doesn’t quit' love? I understand there may be people who from a human perspective have committed worse sins against you, than you have against God or others. But, big or small, we never stop failing God. We never stop betraying … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2450 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21748625/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adoesntquitlove/id/3614182.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21748625 love, Scripture: Hebrews 13:5-13:5, Series: Why Family? Mon, 15 Feb 2021 04:21:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn And today we are back on the topic of marriage and looking at sex and money together. Now these are two topics that certainly warrant a whole message to themselves. I’ve done whole series on these two topics, but today we handle them together. Now in this series we have been asking the question, “Why?” So, why do we have sex and money in a marriage? And today we are back on the topic of marriage and looking at sex and money together. Now these are two topics that certainly warrant a whole message to themselves. I’ve done whole series on these two topics, but today we handle them together. Now in this series we have been asking the question, “Why?” So, why do we have sex and money in a marriage? And today we are back on the topic of marriage and looking at sex and money together. Now these are two topics that certainly warrant a whole message to themselves. I’ve done whole series on these two topics, but today we handle them together. Now in t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 862 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21742674/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sexandmoneywhy/id/3608549.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21742674 Scripture: Hebrews 13:4-13:6, Series: Why Family? Sun, 07 Feb 2021 20:04:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What an opportunity we have with a child. We get to obey all these commands that we are afraid of obeying out in the world. We get to teach and train a person to know and love God. You say, I don’t know how? You know more than your 3 year-old. A child is a place where every one of us has a chance to introduce someone to Christ and then help them grow in that relationship with Him. It is our greatest opportunity to do something that can last forever, to touch eternity. What an opportunity we have with a child. We get to obey all these commands that we are afraid of obeying out in the world. We get to teach and train a person to know and love God. You say, I don’t know how? You know more than your 3 year-old. A child is a place where every one of us has a chance to introduce someone to Christ and then help them grow in that relationship with Him. It is our greatest opportunity to do something that can last forever, to touch eternity. What an opportunity we have with a child. We get to obey all these commands that we are afraid of obeying out in the world. We get to teach and train a person to know and love God. You say, I don’t know how? You know more than your 3 year-old. A child … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2377 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21741602/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theparentingopportunity/id/3607519.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21741602 parenting, Scripture: Psalms 127:3-127:3, Ephesians 5:15-5:17, Series: Why Family? Sun, 31 Jan 2021 17:06:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we turn from our discussion on marriage to parenting. We are coming back to marriage with little topics like sex and money, but today and next week, parenting. Today Karen and I are operating under a really simple principle for raising kids: have goals, a target, know what it is you are trying to do. Today we turn from our discussion on marriage to parenting. We are coming back to marriage with little topics like sex and money, but today and next week, parenting. Today Karen and I are operating under a really simple principle for raising kids: have goals, a target, know what it is you are trying to do. Today we turn from our discussion on marriage to parenting. We are coming back to marriage with little topics like sex and money, but today and next week, parenting. Today Karen and I are operating under a really simple principle for raising kids: have… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2435 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21736551/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetinggoalsstartswithknowingt/id/3602913.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21736551 parenting, Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4-6:9, Ephesians 6:4-6:4, Series: Why Family? Mon, 25 Jan 2021 02:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we saw that the Lord’s distinct way for the man to fulfill the purpose was through sacrifice; and today we look at God’s way for wives. If the key word for husbands is sacrifice, for wives it is submission Last week we saw that the Lord’s distinct way for the man to fulfill the purpose was through sacrifice; and today we look at God’s way for wives. If the key word for husbands is sacrifice, for wives it is submission Last week we saw that the Lord’s distinct way for the man to fulfill the purpose was through sacrifice; and today we look at God’s way for wives. If the key word for husbands is sacrifice, for wives it is submission… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2865 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21734479/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_awifethatfulfillsthepurpose/id/3601133.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21734479 wife, Scripture: Ephesians 5:22-5:24, Series: Why Family? Mon, 18 Jan 2021 03:18:15 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The will of God for a husband is to make real to his wife what the sacrifice of Jesus looked like, and in so doing better understand that sacrifice himself. Husbands, is the will of God prospering in your hands? Are you wondering what that even means or looks like? Well, God has a picture for us. Let’s look this morning at Ephesians 5:25-29. The will of God for a husband is to make real to his wife what the sacrifice of Jesus looked like, and in so doing better understand that sacrifice himself. Husbands, is the will of God prospering in your hands? Are you wondering what that even means or looks like? Well, God has a picture for us. Let’s look this morning at Ephesians 5:25-29. The will of God for a husband is to make real to his wife what the sacrifice of Jesus looked like, and in so doing better understand that sacrifice himself. Husbands, is the will of God prospering in your hands? Are you wondering what that even means o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1040 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21730450/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ahusbandthatfulfillsthepurpose/id/3597372.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21730450 marriage,husband, Scripture: Ephesians 5:25-5:29, Series: Why Family? Sun, 10 Jan 2021 18:48:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Well good morning, and welcome to Why Family? That is the question we are trying to answer as we kick off 2021. Last week we set the context. Today may be a bit repetitive to last week, but last week was more general and today I hope to be more specific and scriptural. Well good morning, and welcome to Why Family? That is the question we are trying to answer as we kick off 2021. Last week we set the context. Today may be a bit repetitive to last week, but last week was more general and today I hope to be more specific and scriptural. Well good morning, and welcome to Why Family? That is the question we are trying to answer as we kick off 2021. Last week we set the context. Today may be a bit repetitive to last week, but last week was more general and today I hope to be more specifi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3314 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21727084/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whymarriagepart2/id/3594303.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21727084 marriage, Scripture: Exodus 20:12-20:12, Leviticus 19:2-19:3, Ephesians 5:31-5:32, Series: Why Family? Sun, 03 Jan 2021 18:11:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have arrived at a place in America where it is as important as ever that we know the answer to *Why family?* If you’re single, divorced, or widowed, and no real thought on being married, you need to know the answer, be able to share the answer. If you’re 16, you need to know the answer and be able to share the answer. We have arrived at a place in America where it is as important as ever that we know the answer to *Why family?* If you’re single, divorced, or widowed, and no real thought on being married, you need to know the answer, be able to share the answer. If you’re 16, you need to know the answer and be able to share the answer. We have arrived at a place in America where it is as important as ever that we know the answer to *Why family?* If you’re single, divorced, or widowed, and no real thought on being married, you need to know the answer, be able to share the answer. If y… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2573 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21722876/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyfamily/id/3590707.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21722876 family, Scripture: Genesis 2:18-2:25, Ephesians 5:21-6:4, Series: Why Family? Mon, 28 Dec 2020 04:20:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I think most of us just by the nature of our individualism as Americans, do not fully grasp the God-designed role of the church in us experiencing God, His will, His blessings, the life He has for us. From God’s perspective church is essential to life in Christ, and for the American Christian it is maybe more of an accessory for life in Christ I think most of us just by the nature of our individualism as Americans, do not fully grasp the God-designed role of the church in us experiencing God, His will, His blessings, the life He has for us. From God’s perspective church is essential to life in Christ, and for the American Christian it is maybe more of an accessory for life in Christ I think most of us just by the nature of our individualism as Americans, do not fully grasp the God-designed role of the church in us experiencing God, His will, His blessings, the life He has for us. From God’s perspective church is essential to life … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3106 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21719427/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_waitforoneanother/id/3588093.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21719427 one another, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23-11:33, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 20 Dec 2020 18:29:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today makes week 5 we have been on this one verse. We have spent one week on the idea of a government that rests on His shoulders, and then a week each on these different titles, and what they say about Jesus and mean for us. And today we come to Prince of Peace. Today makes week 5 we have been on this one verse. We have spent one week on the idea of a government that rests on His shoulders, and then a week each on these different titles, and what they say about Jesus and mean for us. And today we come to Prince of Peace. Today makes week 5 we have been on this one verse. We have spent one week on the idea of a government that rests on His shoulders, and then a week each on these different titles, and what they say about Jesus and mean for us. And today we come to Princ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2358 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21715596/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourpeace/id/3584481.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21715596 prince of peace, Scripture: Isaiah 9:6-9:6, Series: Christmas at The Heights Sun, 13 Dec 2020 18:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have taken a Sunday and looked at what it means to our world that the government will rest on this Child’s shoulder. We have spent a Sunday each on Wonderful Counselor and Mighty God, so today Everlasting Father. I have made the comment that I wonder if Isaiah fully grasped what he was writing, saying about this Child. What he is describing is so much more than special, more than a great hero, more than a prophecy of a great one to come. He’s describing God, but as a child that has been born, but not born like in beginning because He’s everlasting. We have taken a Sunday and looked at what it means to our world that the government will rest on this Child’s shoulder. We have spent a Sunday each on Wonderful Counselor and Mighty God, so today Everlasting Father. I have made the comment that I wonder if Isaiah fully grasped what he was writing, saying about this Child. What he is describing is so much more than special, more than a great hero, more than a prophecy of a great one to come. He’s describing God, but as a child that has been born, but not born like in beginning because He’s everlasting. We have taken a Sunday and looked at what it means to our world that the government will rest on this Child’s shoulder. We have spent a Sunday each on Wonderful Counselor and Mighty God, so today Everlasting Father. I have made the comment that I wonde… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1749 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21711750/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thechildisthefather/id/3581338.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21711750 Scripture: Isaiah 9:6-9:6, Series: Christmas at The Heights Sun, 06 Dec 2020 16:26:00 +0000 Rev. Rico Patterson We continue this week in our study of Isaiah 9:6 as we look at Mighty God. We continue this week in our study of Isaiah 9:6 as we look at Mighty God. We continue this week in our study of Isaiah 9:6 as we look at Mighty God.… Rev. Rico Patterson 2402 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21708108/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatamightygodweserve/id/3577949.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21708108 Mighty God, Scripture: Isaiah 9:1-9:2, Isaiah 9:6-9:7, Series: Christmas at The Heights Sun, 29 Nov 2020 16:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Isaiah 9:6 describes this Child in a way that we can only understand as very unique and special. More than unique and special, the Child is being described as God Himself. It was not unusual for ancient cultures to see their King, Emperor, Caesar, hero as a god; but the Hebrew culture was not one those. The Jewish faith did not see their kings or heroes as gods. I need, you need, everything that all four of these titles contain, and we will see that through this Christmas season, but one that is so personal to me is this first one, Wonderful Counselor. Isaiah 9:6 describes this Child in a way that we can only understand as very unique and special. More than unique and special, the Child is being described as God Himself. It was not unusual for ancient cultures to see their King, Emperor, Caesar, hero as a god; but the Hebrew culture was not one those. The Jewish faith did not see their kings or heroes as gods. I need, you need, everything that all four of these titles contain, and we will see that through this Christmas season, but one that is so personal to me is this first one, Wonderful Counselor. Isaiah 9:6 describes this Child in a way that we can only understand as very unique and special. More than unique and special, the Child is being described as God Himself. It was not unusual for ancient cultures to see their King, Emperor, Caesar, hero… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1609 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21702317/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_igotawonderfulcounselorforchri/id/3574615.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21702317 wonderful counselor, Scripture: Isaiah 9:6-9:6, Series: Christmas at The Heights Sun, 22 Nov 2020 17:22:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We’re going to spend this Christmas season with this introduction of the Child in the manger, an introduction that came some 700 years before the manger, the Child, the Virgin. The ideas, the names in this verse not only wonderfully introduce us to the Child that is given to us, but in this we meet the Child who holds all the solutions to 2020, all the solutions to your life. I have five messages: one on each of the names and one on the idea that the government will rest on this Child, and that is where we will begin today. We’re going to spend this Christmas season with this introduction of the Child in the manger, an introduction that came some 700 years before the manger, the Child, the Virgin. The ideas, the names in this verse not only wonderfully introduce us to the Child that is given to us, but in this we meet the Child who holds all the solutions to 2020, all the solutions to your life. I have five messages: one on each of the names and one on the idea that the government will rest on this Child, and that is where we will begin today. We’re going to spend this Christmas season with this introduction of the Child in the manger, an introduction that came some 700 years before the manger, the Child, the Virgin. The ideas, the names in this verse not only wonderfully introduce us to the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2680 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21698907/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_onthischildagovernment/id/3571730.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21698907 Scripture: Isaiah 9:6-9:7, Series: Christmas at The Heights Sun, 15 Nov 2020 16:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I guess I could call today a “Thanksgiving Message,” and if I did, I would be doing that because next week is in fact the beginning of my Christmas series. I don’t think I have ever started a Christmas series before Thanksgiving, but I have a series that is 5 messages long and that meant I needed to start next week. So here we go, here’s me being thankful not for Covid-19, but in Covid-19, because that is God’s will. I guess I could call today a “Thanksgiving Message,” and if I did, I would be doing that because next week is in fact the beginning of my Christmas series. I don’t think I have ever started a Christmas series before Thanksgiving, but I have a series that is 5 messages long and that meant I needed to start next week. So here we go, here’s me being thankful not for Covid-19, but in Covid-19, because that is God’s will. I guess I could call today a “Thanksgiving Message,” and if I did, I would be doing that because next week is in fact the beginning of my Christmas series. I don’t think I have ever started a Christmas series before Thanksgiving, but I have a series th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2528 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21695679/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_covid19helpedmelongforheaven/id/3568724.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21695679 Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:2-5:2, Philippians 3:20-3:20, Hebrews 11:16-11:16, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 08 Nov 2020 15:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The last message of Revelation: 24 messages, a number of them over 35, 40 minutes long; and not only would I not call this an in-depth study, I would say we barely skimmed the surface. There is so much here. God revealed the future to change our today. Turn with me to 22:7-21. The last message of Revelation: 24 messages, a number of them over 35, 40 minutes long; and not only would I not call this an in-depth study, I would say we barely skimmed the surface. There is so much here. God revealed the future to change our today. Turn with me to 22:7-21. The last message of Revelation: 24 messages, a number of them over 35, 40 minutes long; and not only would I not call this an in-depth study, I would say we barely skimmed the surface. There is so much here. God revealed the future to change our today… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2468 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21692005/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatdoesgodwantustodowithrevel/id/3565303.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21692005 Scripture: Revelation 22:17-22:21, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 25 Oct 2020 16:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn For so many Heaven is a place of the mystical, hazy, can’t quite hold it. And that creates a problem. Heaven is to be a real hope, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. We understand and desire the physical because that is the way God made us. God has communicated very physical, concrete ideas of what Heaven is and where it is going to be. What He has communicated is worthy of being a place we want to live forever, a place that gives us a hope. For so many Heaven is a place of the mystical, hazy, can’t quite hold it. And that creates a problem. Heaven is to be a real hope, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. We understand and desire the physical because that is the way God made us. God has communicated very physical, concrete ideas of what Heaven is and where it is going to be. What He has communicated is worthy of being a place we want to live forever, a place that gives us a hope. For so many Heaven is a place of the mystical, hazy, can’t quite hold it. And that creates a problem. Heaven is to be a real hope, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. We understand and desire the physical because that is the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2865 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21684617/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_citizensonly/id/3558136.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21684617 Scripture: Revelation 21:1-22:5, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 18 Oct 2020 18:42:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is the 22nd of 24 messages in Revelation, even though we aren’t in Revelation today. This is a supplement to our series. The last several messages have been much about people being resurrected. We have seen the rapture, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and the Great White Throne. All these people coming to life in the future might make one wonder, Where are they right now? Where do people go now when they die? Today is the 22nd of 24 messages in Revelation, even though we aren’t in Revelation today. This is a supplement to our series. The last several messages have been much about people being resurrected. We have seen the rapture, the marriage supper of the Lamb, and the Great White Throne. All these people coming to life in the future might make one wonder, Where are they right now? Where do people go now when they die? Today is the 22nd of 24 messages in Revelation, even though we aren’t in Revelation today. This is a supplement to our series. The last several messages have been much about people being resurrected. We have seen the rapture, the marriage supper of the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2626 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21681097/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wheredopeoplegowhentheydie/id/3554742.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21681097 Scripture: Luke 16:19-16:31, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 11 Oct 2020 15:20:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Every day we walk outside we can celebrate a diversity of how God created everything. Celebrating diversity is celebrating our Creator. Now, to be clear, because diversity is used in a variety of ways today; we don’t celebrate a diversity of ways of rejecting God. We don’t celebrate a diversity of ways of rejecting what He has revealed in His word. But we certainly celebrate the diversity of His creation. Every day we walk outside we can celebrate a diversity of how God created everything. Celebrating diversity is celebrating our Creator. Now, to be clear, because diversity is used in a variety of ways today; we don’t celebrate a diversity of ways of rejecting God. We don’t celebrate a diversity of ways of rejecting what He has revealed in His word. But we certainly celebrate the diversity of His creation. Every day we walk outside we can celebrate a diversity of how God created everything. Celebrating diversity is celebrating our Creator. Now, to be clear, because diversity is used in a variety of ways today; we don’t celebrate a diversity of ways of re… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2490 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21677144/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adirectivefordiversity/id/3551107.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21677144 Scripture: Revelation 7:9-7:9, Ephesians 2:14-2:14, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 04 Oct 2020 19:02:00 +0000 Rev. Jordan West Don’t starve at the dinner table. With God’s presence awaiting easy discovery, why do we continue to seek him in ways apart from what he has spoken. Dig in to the Word of God, Let the Word dwell in you richly, allow the Holy Spirit to make himself home in you. Live within the Power and Presence of God and partake at the great feast that God has prepared for you and for me. Don’t starve at the dinner table. With God’s presence awaiting easy discovery, why do we continue to seek him in ways apart from what he has spoken. Dig in to the Word of God, Let the Word dwell in you richly, allow the Holy Spirit to make himself home in you. Live within the Power and Presence of God and partake at the great feast that God has prepared for you and for me. Don’t starve at the dinner table. With God’s presence awaiting easy discovery, why do we continue to seek him in ways apart from what he has spoken. Dig in to the Word of God, Let the Word dwell in you richly, allow the Holy Spirit to make himself home… Rev. Jordan West 2801 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21673880/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_starvingatthedinnertable/id/3548045.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21673880 dinner table, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 27 Sep 2020 18:27:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we looked at the return of Christ to this world. Unbelievers were wiped off the planet, the Antichrist and false prophet cast into the lake of fire as Jesus returned as the reigning and victorious King. So now what? Is this heaven? Is this eternity? Not quite yet. Last week we looked at the return of Christ to this world. Unbelievers were wiped off the planet, the Antichrist and false prophet cast into the lake of fire as Jesus returned as the reigning and victorious King. So now what? Is this heaven? Is this eternity? Not quite yet. Last week we looked at the return of Christ to this world. Unbelievers were wiped off the planet, the Antichrist and false prophet cast into the lake of fire as Jesus returned as the reigning and victorious King. So now what? Is this heaven? Is thi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2805 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21670402/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tyinguplooseends/id/3544785.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21670402 Scripture: Revelation 20:1-20:15, Series: Revelation (2020) Mon, 21 Sep 2020 03:07:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are 1845 occurrences of the Lord’s return in the Bible, 318 of those in New Testament. It is emphasis of 17 Old Testament books. Seven out of every ten chapters in the New Testament makes reference to this event. The biblical story looks to this moment right here There are 1845 occurrences of the Lord’s return in the Bible, 318 of those in New Testament. It is emphasis of 17 Old Testament books. Seven out of every ten chapters in the New Testament makes reference to this event. The biblical story looks to this moment right here There are 1845 occurrences of the Lord’s return in the Bible, 318 of those in New Testament. It is emphasis of 17 Old Testament books. Seven out of every ten chapters in the New Testament makes reference to this event. The biblical story looks to this … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2917 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21666414/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesecondcomingofesus/id/3540983.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21666414 second coming, Scripture: Revelation 19:11-19:21, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 13 Sep 2020 19:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue today in our series on Revelation. This is our 19th message and each one before builds to this one. The whole Bible builds towards this moment right here, the Second Coming of Christ to this world. All of human history will pivot on this moment right here. Time and space pivot on this moment right here. Evil pivots on this moment right here. I don’t think we can over-anticipate this. To full appreciate it, we need to grasp the whole context. It is more than just the end. We continue today in our series on Revelation. This is our 19th message and each one before builds to this one. The whole Bible builds towards this moment right here, the Second Coming of Christ to this world. All of human history will pivot on this moment right here. Time and space pivot on this moment right here. Evil pivots on this moment right here. I don’t think we can over-anticipate this. To full appreciate it, we need to grasp the whole context. It is more than just the end. We continue today in our series on Revelation. This is our 19th message and each one before builds to this one. The whole Bible builds towards this moment right here, the Second Coming of Christ to this world. All of human history will pivot on this mo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1865 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21662966/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_themomentwevebeenwaitingforalm/id/3537999.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21662966 Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 06 Sep 2020 15:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are going to a wedding today. In Revelation 6-18 we have seen the devastation of the planet and humanity. We have walked through a reign of darkness and evil, but we walk out of that into the most glorious moment we could ever imagine, a wedding. Chapter 19 is a bridge between the Great Tribulation and the 1000-year reign of Christ on this earth. It is what takes us from the temporary rule of the Antichrist to the permanent rule of the Christ. Turn with me to Revelation 19:1-10 where we again witness worship in heaven. We are going to a wedding today. In Revelation 6-18 we have seen the devastation of the planet and humanity. We have walked through a reign of darkness and evil, but we walk out of that into the most glorious moment we could ever imagine, a wedding. Chapter 19 is a bridge between the Great Tribulation and the 1000-year reign of Christ on this earth. It is what takes us from the temporary rule of the Antichrist to the permanent rule of the Christ. Turn with me to Revelation 19:1-10 where we again witness worship in heaven. We are going to a wedding today. In Revelation 6-18 we have seen the devastation of the planet and humanity. We have walked through a reign of darkness and evil, but we walk out of that into the most glorious moment we could ever imagine, a wedding. Ch… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2309 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21659561/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_trueloveanditswedding/id/3534823.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21659561 wedding,worship, Scripture: Revelation 19:1-19:10, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 30 Aug 2020 15:23:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We come today to Revelation 17-18, where will we will see the total and violent destruction of this way of thinking that is defined by the city of Babylon. There is more information in Revelation about the defeat of Babylon than there is the Antichrist or even Satan himself, and yet we are not really clear on what Babylon is. We come today to Revelation 17-18, where will we will see the total and violent destruction of this way of thinking that is defined by the city of Babylon. There is more information in Revelation about the defeat of Babylon than there is the Antichrist or even Satan himself, and yet we are not really clear on what Babylon is. We come today to Revelation 17-18, where will we will see the total and violent destruction of this way of thinking that is defined by the city of Babylon. There is more information in Revelation about the defeat of Babylon than there is the Antichrist… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2568 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21653264/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theendofgettingbywithoutgod/id/3531424.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21653264 Babylon,Revelation, Scripture: Revelation 17:1-17:18, Revelation 18:1-18:24, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 23 Aug 2020 15:59:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne A day will come when everyone on the planet will be required to make a choice. Who are you loyal to? There will only be two choices. Buddha is not a choice. Mohammed and his version of Allah are not a choice. The trees and the mountains and the whales are not a choice. Atheism is not a choice. What is the choice? Turn with me this morning to Revelation 13:11-18. A day will come when everyone on the planet will be required to make a choice. Who are you loyal to? There will only be two choices. Buddha is not a choice. Mohammed and his version of Allah are not a choice. The trees and the mountains and the whales are not a choice. Atheism is not a choice. What is the choice? Turn with me this morning to Revelation 13:11-18. A day will come when everyone on the planet will be required to make a choice. Who are you loyal to? There will only be two choices. Buddha is not a choice. Mohammed and his version of Allah are not a choice. The trees and the mountains and the whales … Rev. Mike Osborne 1985 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21649954/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_areyouloyal/id/3528261.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21649954 Scripture: Revelation 13:11-13:18, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 16 Aug 2020 17:18:00 +0000 Rico Patterson We continue today with our study of Revelation in chapter 13. We continue today with our study of Revelation in chapter 13. We continue today with our study of Revelation in chapter 13.… Rico Patterson 2533 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21646472/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dontwaittillitstoolate/id/3524968.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21646472 Scripture: Revelation 13:1-13:10, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 09 Aug 2020 05:46:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now, last week in chapter 11 we met the two witnesses and saw their incredible earthly ministry. Chapter 13 introduces us to the Antichrist and the False Prophet, which we will cover the next two Sundays. And for today that leaves us 5 characters presented in chapter 12. Let me read. Now, last week in chapter 11 we met the two witnesses and saw their incredible earthly ministry. Chapter 13 introduces us to the Antichrist and the False Prophet, which we will cover the next two Sundays. And for today that leaves us 5 characters presented in chapter 12. Let me read. Now, last week in chapter 11 we met the two witnesses and saw their incredible earthly ministry. Chapter 13 introduces us to the Antichrist and the False Prophet, which we will cover the next two Sundays. And for today that leaves us 5 characters prese… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2618 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21642729/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whoisinthis/id/3521557.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21642729 revelation,chapter 12, Scripture: Revelation 12:1-12:17, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 02 Aug 2020 15:06:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If God could just have someone part the water, or walk on it, just a couple of steps. Do you ever wonder why God doesn’t do some of those Bible miracles today? How about one for everyone. Would that not be proof to an unbelieving world? Might help our faith also. And yet, it really doesn’t, not now, not back then. The people of Israel built a gold calf to worship less than two months after witnessing the parting of the Red Sea. Judas saw Jesus walk on water, raise the dead, and feed the multitudes from a sack lunch. It didn’t change his life. And God will again do these kinds of miracles for all to see only to prove again proof isn’t what we need. Turn with me to Revelation 11:1-14. If God could just have someone part the water, or walk on it, just a couple of steps. Do you ever wonder why God doesn’t do some of those Bible miracles today? How about one for everyone. Would that not be proof to an unbelieving world? Might help our faith also. And yet, it really doesn’t, not now, not back then. The people of Israel built a gold calf to worship less than two months after witnessing the parting of the Red Sea. Judas saw Jesus walk on water, raise the dead, and feed the multitudes from a sack lunch. It didn’t change his life. And God will again do these kinds of miracles for all to see only to prove again proof isn’t what we need. Turn with me to Revelation 11:1-14. If God could just have someone part the water, or walk on it, just a couple of steps. Do you ever wonder why God doesn’t do some of those Bible miracles today? How about one for everyone. Would that not be proof to an unbelieving world? Might help our … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1518 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21639415/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_somethingbetterthanamiracle/id/3518323.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21639415 Scripture: Revelation 11:1-11:14, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 26 Jul 2020 19:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The last message we saw an interlude between the 6th and 7th seal and today we’re at an interlude between the 6th and 7th trumpet. As we said last time, it is not too late for grace to work, but it does come to an end and that end is in sight. Can you imagine that? Human history as we know it has gone on for thousands of years, and we tend to act like it will just keep going, but there is an end. Let’s read Revelation 10. The last message we saw an interlude between the 6th and 7th seal and today we’re at an interlude between the 6th and 7th trumpet. As we said last time, it is not too late for grace to work, but it does come to an end and that end is in sight. Can you imagine that? Human history as we know it has gone on for thousands of years, and we tend to act like it will just keep going, but there is an end. Let’s read Revelation 10. The last message we saw an interlude between the 6th and 7th seal and today we’re at an interlude between the 6th and 7th trumpet. As we said last time, it is not too late for grace to work, but it does come to an end and that end is in sight. Can you … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2197 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21632822/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_williteverhappen/id/3515271.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21632822 Scripture: Revelation 10:1-10:11, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 19 Jul 2020 15:29:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne In ACTS 26, we find an account of the Apostle Paul sharing his testimony with Agrippa. It is a great study in how to give your testimony. He shares what his life was life before Christ, when he encountered Christ, and what his life has been like since he met Christ. We could take this passage and preach a wonderful sermon on how to develop your testimony, but we are not. Rather we are going to listen in to what Paul shares and see the spiritual progress in his life defined in stages. In ACTS 26, we find an account of the Apostle Paul sharing his testimony with Agrippa. It is a great study in how to give your testimony. He shares what his life was life before Christ, when he encountered Christ, and what his life has been like since he met Christ. We could take this passage and preach a wonderful sermon on how to develop your testimony, but we are not. Rather we are going to listen in to what Paul shares and see the spiritual progress in his life defined in stages. In ACTS 26, we find an account of the Apostle Paul sharing his testimony with Agrippa. It is a great study in how to give your testimony. He shares what his life was life before Christ, when he encountered Christ, and what his life has been like since … Rev. Mike Osborne 1891 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21629158/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisyourstage/id/3511827.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21629158 Scripture: Acts 26:1-26:32, Series: Life Is Better Connected Mon, 13 Jul 2020 01:46:36 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Right now, we live in a culture where there is almost the same burden on every member of our community: racism. There are certainly different understandings of that and even contradicting understandings. It has us stressed, angry, and wanting change. While as individuals we may not all be in agreement on what is going on, we ought to be able to rally around how we serve this need in our community. Can you imagine a world where the Church is the answer, the Church shows the way? Right now, we live in a culture where there is almost the same burden on every member of our community: racism. There are certainly different understandings of that and even contradicting understandings. It has us stressed, angry, and wanting change. While as individuals we may not all be in agreement on what is going on, we ought to be able to rally around how we serve this need in our community. Can you imagine a world where the Church is the answer, the Church shows the way? Right now, we live in a culture where there is almost the same burden on every member of our community: racism. There are certainly different understandings of that and even contradicting understandings. It has us stressed, angry, and wanting change.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2534 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21625308/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatdoesitmeantobethatchurchno/id/3508365.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21625308 Scripture: Acts 10:9-10:17, Acts 10:34-10:36, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Jun 2020 17:36:54 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Is anyone ever beyond being saved? Well, the answer is no, it is never too late, until we die. As long as we have life, grace can prevail. And there is no greater proof than the group of people we are going to look at today in Revelation. Is anyone ever beyond being saved? Well, the answer is no, it is never too late, until we die. As long as we have life, grace can prevail. And there is no greater proof than the group of people we are going to look at today in Revelation. Is anyone ever beyond being saved? Well, the answer is no, it is never too late, until we die. As long as we have life, grace can prevail. And there is no greater proof than the group of people we are going to look at today in Revelation.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2321 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21617419/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canpeoplebesavedinthetribulati/id/3501848.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21617419 tribulation, Scripture: Revelation 7:1-7:17, Revelation 14:1-14:5, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 21 Jun 2020 16:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What we will see today may be different from how you think of the Lord. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The God you are about to see in the Great Tribulation is the God at the cross. He is kind and gracious, as well as just and holy; and a day does come for sin to be stopped. What we will see today may be different from how you think of the Lord. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The God you are about to see in the Great Tribulation is the God at the cross. He is kind and gracious, as well as just and holy; and a day does come for sin to be stopped. What we will see today may be different from how you think of the Lord. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. The God you are about to see in the Great Tribulation is the God at the cross. He is kind and gracious, as well as just and holy; and… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2723 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21613205/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_nomoredelay/id/3498649.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21613205 tribulation, Scripture: Revelation 6:1-16:21, Series: Revelation (2020) Mon, 15 Jun 2020 02:43:37 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How long, O Lord? How long till justice is done? How long do we have to wait till wrongs are made right? That question is asked in 1000 B.C. in Psalm 13; in A.D. 95 in Revelation 6 and it is being asked today in 2020? How long, O Lord? How long till justice is done? How long do we have to wait till wrongs are made right? That question is asked in 1000 B.C. in Psalm 13; in A.D. 95 in Revelation 6 and it is being asked today in 2020? How long, O Lord? How long till justice is done? How long do we have to wait till wrongs are made right? That question is asked in 1000 B.C. in Psalm 13; in A.D. 95 in Revelation 6 and it is being asked today in 2020?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1896 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21609402/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howlongolord/id/3495193.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21609402 Scripture: Psalms 13:1-13:6, Psalms 73:1-73:28, Matthew 24:21-24:21, Revelation 6:1-18:24, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 07 Jun 2020 17:51:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We come today to one of the most intriguing and debated topics in prophecy, the rapture. What is it? When is it? Why is it? The what and why, not so hard. Now the when, that is where the fun is. We come today to one of the most intriguing and debated topics in prophecy, the rapture. What is it? When is it? Why is it? The what and why, not so hard. Now the when, that is where the fun is. We come today to one of the most intriguing and debated topics in prophecy, the rapture. What is it? When is it? Why is it? The what and why, not so hard. Now the when, that is where the fun is.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3014 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21605998/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_knowthisitisgoingtohappen/id/3491965.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21605998 rapture, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-4:18, 1 Thessalonians 5:1-5:11, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 31 May 2020 17:22:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Welcome home! I say that knowing we have more people online today than here present, and for many that will be best for a while. But here or online I think we all respect that the church is a people who gather. I’m grateful for technology and what it enabled us to do during this time our nation, our Commonwealth is figuring this out. But I can tell you this, I don’t want to watch heaven online. I want to be there, and gathering and worshiping is practicing, preparing for being there. Open your Bible with me to Revelation 4-5 as we look at two of the most beautiful, powerful, stunning chapters in the Bible. Welcome home! I say that knowing we have more people online today than here present, and for many that will be best for a while. But here or online I think we all respect that the church is a people who gather. I’m grateful for technology and what it enabled us to do during this time our nation, our Commonwealth is figuring this out. But I can tell you this, I don’t want to watch heaven online. I want to be there, and gathering and worshiping is practicing, preparing for being there. Open your Bible with me to Revelation 4-5 as we look at two of the most beautiful, powerful, stunning chapters in the Bible. Welcome home! I say that knowing we have more people online today than here present, and for many that will be best for a while. But here or online I think we all respect that the church is a people who gather. I’m grateful for technology and what it e… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2915 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21601554/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youreallywanttoseethis/id/3487856.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21601554 revelation,home, Scripture: Revelation 4:1-4:11, Revelation 5:1-5:14, Series: Revelation (2020) Mon, 25 May 2020 01:37:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue our study in Revelation. We are at the end of Jesus’ messages to seven churches in the first century, and messages to The Heights Baptist, to you and me. Today we look at churches 2 and 6, Smyrna and Philadelphia, two great churches. Today we continue our study in Revelation. We are at the end of Jesus’ messages to seven churches in the first century, and messages to The Heights Baptist, to you and me. Today we look at churches 2 and 6, Smyrna and Philadelphia, two great churches. Today we continue our study in Revelation. We are at the end of Jesus’ messages to seven churches in the first century, and messages to The Heights Baptist, to you and me. Today we look at churches 2 and 6, Smyrna and Philadelphia, two great churches… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2219 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21598610/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_proudofmysavior/id/3485082.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21598610 Smyrna, Philadelphia,Revelation, Scripture: Revelation 2:8-2:11, Revelation 3:7-3:13, Series: Revelation (2020) Mon, 18 May 2020 03:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn American Christians enjoy a freedom that has been largely unknown by Christians of other times and cultures. And yet, we have as little influence as ever before. How can we have so much and it mean so little? Jesus’ message to 3 churches 2000 years ago might shed some light on this. Look with me this morning to Revelation 2:12-3:6. American Christians enjoy a freedom that has been largely unknown by Christians of other times and cultures. And yet, we have as little influence as ever before. How can we have so much and it mean so little? Jesus’ message to 3 churches 2000 years ago might shed some light on this. Look with me this morning to Revelation 2:12-3:6. American Christians enjoy a freedom that has been largely unknown by Christians of other times and cultures. And yet, we have as little influence as ever before. How can we have so much and it mean so little? Jesus’ message to 3 churches 2000 years … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2430 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21592068/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_truthmatters/id/3478860.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21592068 truth, Scripture: Revelation 2:12-2:29, Revelation 3:1-3:6, Series: Revelation (2020) Mon, 11 May 2020 03:05:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Revelation 2-3 are 7 personalized messages to 7 churches. To each church the angel of the church is addressed. And while addressing these 7 churches, each message ends with, 'Anyone who has an ear should listen.' That is a challenge to you and me to listen and adjust accordingly. In these messages to the church, listen for the message to you. The 7 churches can be broken into three groups. 1 and 7 are not good, in trouble. 2 and 6 are in good condition. And the three in the middle are in the middle, not so good, not so bad. Today we are going to look at 1 and 7, the church in Ephesus and Laodicea. Revelation 2-3 are 7 personalized messages to 7 churches. To each church the angel of the church is addressed. And while addressing these 7 churches, each message ends with, 'Anyone who has an ear should listen.' That is a challenge to you and me to listen and adjust accordingly. In these messages to the church, listen for the message to you. The 7 churches can be broken into three groups. 1 and 7 are not good, in trouble. 2 and 6 are in good condition. And the three in the middle are in the middle, not so good, not so bad. Today we are going to look at 1 and 7, the church in Ephesus and Laodicea. Revelation 2-3 are 7 personalized messages to 7 churches. To each church the angel of the church is addressed. And while addressing these 7 churches, each message ends with, 'Anyone who has an ear should listen.' That is a challenge to you and me to li… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1925 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21588440/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourmotivationourmeans/id/3475451.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21588440 church,angel, Scripture: Revelation 2:1-2:7, Revelation 3:14-3:22, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 03 May 2020 15:13:50 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christianity is on trial. Is it worth it to follow Christ? A mom is fed to the lions. A brother is imprisoned. A friend’s business is constantly harassed by authorities. Many of the leaders of this fledgling movement called Christianity have been killed. There is a high cost for following Jesus. Where is God in the midst of that? And Jesus steps up to answer as the key witness in this trial. Is He a credible witness? The truthfulness and authority of a witness has to be established. I am guessing many of us do not feel like Jesus needs to prove Himself, but we do need to hear because our roots need to run deep into the trustworthiness and authority of Christ so we can survive if such a cost comes. Christianity is on trial. Is it worth it to follow Christ? A mom is fed to the lions. A brother is imprisoned. A friend’s business is constantly harassed by authorities. Many of the leaders of this fledgling movement called Christianity have been killed. There is a high cost for following Jesus. Where is God in the midst of that? And Jesus steps up to answer as the key witness in this trial. Is He a credible witness? The truthfulness and authority of a witness has to be established. I am guessing many of us do not feel like Jesus needs to prove Himself, but we do need to hear because our roots need to run deep into the trustworthiness and authority of Christ so we can survive if such a cost comes. Christianity is on trial. Is it worth it to follow Christ? A mom is fed to the lions. A brother is imprisoned. A friend’s business is constantly harassed by authorities. Many of the leaders of this fledgling movement called Christianity have been kille… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2652 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21584914/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_establishingthecredibilityofth/id/3472162.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21584914 witness,Revelation, Scripture: Revelation 1:1-1:20, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 26 Apr 2020 21:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we introduced our series on Revelation from the book of 2 Peter and learned in order to rightly read Revelation, we need to ask, "In light of God’s plan for the future, what sort of person should I be today?” With that we charge into Revelation today with a goal to get our bearings. If we don’t have a sense of direction, a sense of the whole, the pieces confuse more. Last week we introduced our series on Revelation from the book of 2 Peter and learned in order to rightly read Revelation, we need to ask, "In light of God’s plan for the future, what sort of person should I be today?” With that we charge into Revelation today with a goal to get our bearings. If we don’t have a sense of direction, a sense of the whole, the pieces confuse more. Last week we introduced our series on Revelation from the book of 2 Peter and learned in order to rightly read Revelation, we need to ask, "In light of God’s plan for the future, what sort of person should I be today?” With that we charge into Revelati… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2130 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21580517/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_gettingourbearingsanoverviewof/id/3468025.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21580517 bearings,direction,Revelation, Scripture: Revelation 1:19-1:19, Revelation 19:11-19:16, Series: Revelation (2020) Sun, 19 Apr 2020 23:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Every fall I go away for a several days to pray about and plan my sermons for the coming year. I lay all that before the Lord and ask Him to lead me on what I am to feed you from the pulpit each week in the coming year. Five months ago, I felt the Lord leading me to begin a 24-message series on Revelation, to start April 19. I had no idea of what a Covid-19 was. I had no concept of our nation’s economic self-collapse in fighting a virus. I had no idea that we would be wondering, 'Is this what the end of the world feels like?' I say all that to say, I am not beginning a long series in Revelation today to capitalize on end of the world feelings, but rather because God knew we would need this. God tells us the future for a reason. Every fall I go away for a several days to pray about and plan my sermons for the coming year. I lay all that before the Lord and ask Him to lead me on what I am to feed you from the pulpit each week in the coming year. Five months ago, I felt the Lord leading me to begin a 24-message series on Revelation, to start April 19. I had no idea of what a Covid-19 was. I had no concept of our nation’s economic self-collapse in fighting a virus. I had no idea that we would be wondering, 'Is this what the end of the world feels like?' I say all that to say, I am not beginning a long series in Revelation today to capitalize on end of the world feelings, but rather because God knew we would need this. God tells us the future for a reason. Every fall I go away for a several days to pray about and plan my sermons for the coming year. I lay all that before the Lord and ask Him to lead me on what I am to feed you from the pulpit each week in the coming year. Five months ago, I felt the Lord… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2182 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21576455/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyarewetoldthefuture/id/3464172.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21576455 revelation, Scripture: 2 Peter 3:1-3:13 Sun, 12 Apr 2020 15:51:40 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I’ve had a very different approach this Easter, not as much looking at what happened on the cross, but on the way to the cross. We’ve seen people and forces trying to keep Jesus from the cross; people and forces fighting to put Him on the cross. We’ve seen the battle raging around Jesus and His resolve to battle that battle to get to that cross for you. I am going to show us today a strange moment for me, we are going to see Jesus’ own struggle with getting there come right up to His greatest resolve to get there. It all happens in the Garden of Gethsemane within moments. I’ve had a very different approach this Easter, not as much looking at what happened on the cross, but on the way to the cross. We’ve seen people and forces trying to keep Jesus from the cross; people and forces fighting to put Him on the cross. We’ve seen the battle raging around Jesus and His resolve to battle that battle to get to that cross for you. I am going to show us today a strange moment for me, we are going to see Jesus’ own struggle with getting there come right up to His greatest resolve to get there. It all happens in the Garden of Gethsemane within moments. I’ve had a very different approach this Easter, not as much looking at what happened on the cross, but on the way to the cross. We’ve seen people and forces trying to keep Jesus from the cross; people and forces fighting to put Him on the cross. We’ve … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1707 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21573118/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whydidesusstoptheangels/id/3460867.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21573118 Easter, Scripture: Matthew 26:50-26:54, Series: The Battle to the Cross Sun, 05 Apr 2020 21:39:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So today we’ll continue our Easter series. We are looking at how Jesus battled for us, how His love fought for us, not just on the cross, but all the way to the cross. Last week, maybe a bit of a different idea, we looked that which tried to keep Jesus from the cross. We saw an enemy in Satan, a friend in Peter, and to a degree even Jesus’ own human nature. Today will be more of what we’d anticipate, and that is the people, the forces trying to put Him on the cross. So today we’ll continue our Easter series. We are looking at how Jesus battled for us, how His love fought for us, not just on the cross, but all the way to the cross. Last week, maybe a bit of a different idea, we looked that which tried to keep Jesus from the cross. We saw an enemy in Satan, a friend in Peter, and to a degree even Jesus’ own human nature. Today will be more of what we’d anticipate, and that is the people, the forces trying to put Him on the cross. So today we’ll continue our Easter series. We are looking at how Jesus battled for us, how His love fought for us, not just on the cross, but all the way to the cross. Last week, maybe a bit of a different idea, we looked that which tried to keep Jesus… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1730 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21568111/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thebattletothecrosspushingesus/id/3456860.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21568111 easter, Scripture: Matthew 12:14-12:14, Matthew 27:22-27:23, Matthew 27:31-27:31, Colossians 2:14-2:14, Series: The Battle to the Cross Sun, 29 Mar 2020 22:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is time to go to the cross! I mean, really, it is on the calendar. Easter is in 3 weeks. I was thinking the other day what is it going to look like approaching Easter this year? Different came to mind. Difficult right after that, oh but then I thought of Jesus. Wonder what words came to His mind as He approached Easter. He was set on getting to it. It is time to go to the cross! I mean, really, it is on the calendar. Easter is in 3 weeks. I was thinking the other day what is it going to look like approaching Easter this year? Different came to mind. Difficult right after that, oh but then I thought of Jesus. Wonder what words came to His mind as He approached Easter. He was set on getting to it. It is time to go to the cross! I mean, really, it is on the calendar. Easter is in 3 weeks. I was thinking the other day what is it going to look like approaching Easter this year? Different came to mind. Difficult right after that, oh but then I thoug… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1612 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21562988/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keepingesusfromthecross/id/3452670.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21562988 Scripture: Luke 4:5-4:7, Luke 9:51-9:51, Luke 22:42-22:42, Philippians 2:8-2:11, Series: The Battle to the Cross Sun, 22 Mar 2020 21:39:51 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When I think of just getting pummeled with bad news, I can’t help but think of Job. Not the whole story of Job, just the really bad day that got it all started. Listen. Read Job 1:13-22. When I think of just getting pummeled with bad news, I can’t help but think of Job. Not the whole story of Job, just the really bad day that got it all started. Listen. Read Job 1:13-22. When I think of just getting pummeled with bad news, I can’t help but think of Job. Not the whole story of Job, just the really bad day that got it all started. Listen. Read Job 1:13-22.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1512 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21557074/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livinginbadnews/id/3447136.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21557074 virus,corona,bad,news, Scripture: Job 1:13-1:22, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 15 Mar 2020 13:50:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Christian cannot lose their mind, act in fear, and forget everything they know from God’s Word in pandemic or any other reason for pandemonium. We have too big a responsibility at this exact moment to be swept up in fear. At this exact moment, we have the responsibility to act like a follower of Jesus. Now what does that mean? The Christian cannot lose their mind, act in fear, and forget everything they know from God’s Word in pandemic or any other reason for pandemonium. We have too big a responsibility at this exact moment to be swept up in fear. At this exact moment, we have the responsibility to act like a follower of Jesus. Now what does that mean? The Christian cannot lose their mind, act in fear, and forget everything they know from God’s Word in pandemic or any other reason for pandemonium. We have too big a responsibility at this exact moment to be swept up in fear. At this exact moment, we h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1859 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21552026/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beingchristianinpandemicsandpa/id/3442799.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21552026 pandemic,virus,corona,covid-19, Scripture: Philippians 4:6-4:6, Psalms 46:10-46:10, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 08 Mar 2020 17:30:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are enjoying today here at The Heights the faith, the sacrifice, the love for God of people who came before us. What are we setting up for the people who will come after us? Each of these six weeks we have looked a core value of The Heights and today brings us to Sunday Fuels the Lifestyle. We are enjoying today here at The Heights the faith, the sacrifice, the love for God of people who came before us. What are we setting up for the people who will come after us? Each of these six weeks we have looked a core value of The Heights and today brings us to Sunday Fuels the Lifestyle. We are enjoying today here at The Heights the faith, the sacrifice, the love for God of people who came before us. What are we setting up for the people who will come after us? Each of these six weeks we have looked a core value of The Heights and toda… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2032 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21548051/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sundayfuelsthelifestyle/id/3439051.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21548051 lifestyle,fuel, Scripture: Exodus 20:9-20:10, Hebrews 10:24-10:25, Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 01 Mar 2020 19:59:00 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose If you have been with us the last few weeks, you remember that we are in right in the middle of our 100-year celebration. We thought it would be good to focus each week on one of our core values, the values that got us here and the ones we hope will be the base for going onto the next 100 years. This week we will looking the core value, We Live To Tell. I will tell you that this one today is what got us here and will be what helps us to continue in the future. If you have been with us the last few weeks, you remember that we are in right in the middle of our 100-year celebration. We thought it would be good to focus each week on one of our core values, the values that got us here and the ones we hope will be the base for going onto the next 100 years. This week we will looking the core value, We Live To Tell. I will tell you that this one today is what got us here and will be what helps us to continue in the future. If you have been with us the last few weeks, you remember that we are in right in the middle of our 100-year celebration. We thought it would be good to focus each week on one of our core values, the values that got us here and the ones we hope will be… Rev. Wes Rose 2572 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21543677/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_welivetotell/id/3435489.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21543677 Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 23 Feb 2020 17:22:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Servanthood, the mentality; serving the activity is absolutely in the running for a word to define the Christian life. The Christian life is ultimately about being like Jesus. We’re not serving to earn God’s love and forgiveness. We’re not serving trying to earn a place in heaven. We’re not serving to prove we’re good. We’re serving because we want to be like Jesus, and Jesus was a servant from washing feet, to meeting needs, to giving hope. Servanthood, the mentality; serving the activity is absolutely in the running for a word to define the Christian life. The Christian life is ultimately about being like Jesus. We’re not serving to earn God’s love and forgiveness. We’re not serving trying to earn a place in heaven. We’re not serving to prove we’re good. We’re serving because we want to be like Jesus, and Jesus was a servant from washing feet, to meeting needs, to giving hope. Servanthood, the mentality; serving the activity is absolutely in the running for a word to define the Christian life. The Christian life is ultimately about being like Jesus. We’re not serving to earn God’s love and forgiveness. We’re not serving try… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2001 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21539789/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_everyoneplaysapart/id/3431795.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21539789 servanthood,serving, Scripture: Mark 10:45-10:45, Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 16 Feb 2020 16:44:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This passage gives us what would be the most well-known command to the Jew of the Old Testament. Instead of holding up John 3:16 at a football game they would hold Deuteronomy 6:4. It is the Great Commandment. Jesus called it the great commandment to love the Lord our God with all we are; and the very next thing said is, 'You gotta get this to the kids, the next generation, always be thinking about the next generation.' This is a way of life in the biological family and it is to be a way of life in the spiritual family. Now we tend to think only of doing this for children, but I would challenge us that the age group behind us is always looking at us – I want to see where I am going – what does it look like to know God, love God up there. This passage gives us what would be the most well-known command to the Jew of the Old Testament. Instead of holding up John 3:16 at a football game they would hold Deuteronomy 6:4. It is the Great Commandment. Jesus called it the great commandment to love the Lord our God with all we are; and the very next thing said is, 'You gotta get this to the kids, the next generation, always be thinking about the next generation.' This is a way of life in the biological family and it is to be a way of life in the spiritual family. Now we tend to think only of doing this for children, but I would challenge us that the age group behind us is always looking at us – I want to see where I am going – what does it look like to know God, love God up there. This passage gives us what would be the most well-known command to the Jew of the Old Testament. Instead of holding up John 3:16 at a football game they would hold Deuteronomy 6:4. It is the Great Commandment. Jesus called it the great commandment to l… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2089 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21535931/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_nextgenerationmattersnow/id/3428010.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21535931 next,generation, Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4-6:7, Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 09 Feb 2020 15:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Good morning, Heights Family! We are in the midst of our 6-week celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Heights Baptist. Each week we are remembering a core value that has made us 100 years strong and today we think on a Life Shaped by the Word. Good morning, Heights Family! We are in the midst of our 6-week celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Heights Baptist. Each week we are remembering a core value that has made us 100 years strong and today we think on a Life Shaped by the Word. Good morning, Heights Family! We are in the midst of our 6-week celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Heights Baptist. Each week we are remembering a core value that has made us 100 years strong and today we think on a Life Shaped by the Word.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2579 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21532875/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeshapedbytheword/id/3425045.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21532875 100th,life shaped by the word, Scripture: Ezra 7:10-7:10, Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 02 Feb 2020 19:09:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we kick-off of a 6-week celebration of the 100 Year Anniversary of The Heights Baptist Church. You may be wondering when the actual anniversary is, well, it was 100 years ago, at 8:00 last night. We are 100 years old! There was a people who had a vision, a faith. They loved the Lord and believed that love could be could grow, could reach if they did it together. And look at us 100 years later living in their faith and vision. Today we kick-off of a 6-week celebration of the 100 Year Anniversary of The Heights Baptist Church. You may be wondering when the actual anniversary is, well, it was 100 years ago, at 8:00 last night. We are 100 years old! There was a people who had a vision, a faith. They loved the Lord and believed that love could be could grow, could reach if they did it together. And look at us 100 years later living in their faith and vision. Today we kick-off of a 6-week celebration of the 100 Year Anniversary of The Heights Baptist Church. You may be wondering when the actual anniversary is, well, it was 100 years ago, at 8:00 last night. We are 100 years old! There was a people who had a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1879 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21528943/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ointheteamwearhisersey/id/3421211.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21528943 Series: The Anniversary Celebration Sun, 26 Jan 2020 18:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The stated result of following Jesus; Jesus’ desired result of Peter and Andrew, you and me following Him is that we would become fishers of men. We would spend the balance of our days going and getting, reaching people. And yes, we are going to read the Bible, pray, go to church and a host of other things that all serve to make me the most efficient at reaching people. If I am going to be one who leads one, I am going to lead them to the Bible, prayer, the church; and I have to be there so I can lead them there. The stated result of following Jesus; Jesus’ desired result of Peter and Andrew, you and me following Him is that we would become fishers of men. We would spend the balance of our days going and getting, reaching people. And yes, we are going to read the Bible, pray, go to church and a host of other things that all serve to make me the most efficient at reaching people. If I am going to be one who leads one, I am going to lead them to the Bible, prayer, the church; and I have to be there so I can lead them there. The stated result of following Jesus; Jesus’ desired result of Peter and Andrew, you and me following Him is that we would become fishers of men. We would spend the balance of our days going and getting, reaching people. And yes, we are going to read t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2334 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21525357/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beonewholeadsonetoreach/id/3417756.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21525357 Scripture: Matthew 4:18-4:19, 2 Timothy 2:2-2:2, Series: Be One Who Leads One Sun, 19 Jan 2020 16:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God did not set up a way for strength and life that only a few would be able to attain: the very smart, the very brave, the very official. No, He set up a way that every one of us can do. Every one of us can lead, can help, can encourage someone. Today we add a third way: lead someone to serve. Why would we want to do that? I am so glad you asked. And I will let Jesus answer. Turn with me this morning to Mark 10:42-45. God did not set up a way for strength and life that only a few would be able to attain: the very smart, the very brave, the very official. No, He set up a way that every one of us can do. Every one of us can lead, can help, can encourage someone. Today we add a third way: lead someone to serve. Why would we want to do that? I am so glad you asked. And I will let Jesus answer. Turn with me this morning to Mark 10:42-45. God did not set up a way for strength and life that only a few would be able to attain: the very smart, the very brave, the very official. No, He set up a way that every one of us can do. Every one of us can lead, can help, can encourage someone. Today… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2134 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21522224/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beonewholeadsonetoserve/id/3414687.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21522224 Scripture: Mark 10:42-10:45, Series: Be One Who Leads One Sun, 12 Jan 2020 16:48:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What you can do and be with the Lord, you can do alone. There is truth to that, but not really. Yes, you can pray, worship, read your Bible, handle a moment of temptation alone; but the one who is doing the Christian life alone, is not doing the Christian life. It is a team and anyone genuinely living the Christian life knows they are on a team and wants to contribute to the strength of the team What you can do and be with the Lord, you can do alone. There is truth to that, but not really. Yes, you can pray, worship, read your Bible, handle a moment of temptation alone; but the one who is doing the Christian life alone, is not doing the Christian life. It is a team and anyone genuinely living the Christian life knows they are on a team and wants to contribute to the strength of the team What you can do and be with the Lord, you can do alone. There is truth to that, but not really. Yes, you can pray, worship, read your Bible, handle a moment of temptation alone; but the one who is doing the Christian life alone, is not doing the Christ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2051 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21518180/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beonewholeadsonetoconnect/id/3410965.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21518180 connect, Scripture: Luke 6:12-6:16, Series: Be One Who Leads One Sun, 05 Jan 2020 17:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What does 2020 hold for you? Will it bring the best relationship ever with the living God? That’s a big question. I am guessing a lot of us are here today because of the idea that question holds. We’re starting a new year and thinking about things we want to be a part of that. Do I need God, want God? Would God be a help? Is God even interested in me? The good news is, yes, He is interested in you. What does 2020 hold for you? Will it bring the best relationship ever with the living God? That’s a big question. I am guessing a lot of us are here today because of the idea that question holds. We’re starting a new year and thinking about things we want to be a part of that. Do I need God, want God? Would God be a help? Is God even interested in me? The good news is, yes, He is interested in you. What does 2020 hold for you? Will it bring the best relationship ever with the living God? That’s a big question. I am guessing a lot of us are here today because of the idea that question holds. We’re starting a new year and thinking about things we w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1988 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21514642/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beonewholeadsonetoworship/id/3407562.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21514642 be,one,worship, Scripture: John 1:35-1:45, Series: Be One Who Leads One Sun, 29 Dec 2019 21:22:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn January 1, 2020 marks a new day, new month, new year, new decade. It is big without the cherry on top of 2020 vision. And when we mark it tends to make us stop and think. And that is where we want good vision. And I don’t think anyone can help us do that better today than Job. Mentioning Job is synonymous with suffering; but we forget, Job’s story begins and ends with him having everything. The bulk of his life was spent in peace, prosperity and happiness. So, who better to help us look back on a good or a bad year? January 1, 2020 marks a new day, new month, new year, new decade. It is big without the cherry on top of 2020 vision. And when we mark it tends to make us stop and think. And that is where we want good vision. And I don’t think anyone can help us do that better today than Job. Mentioning Job is synonymous with suffering; but we forget, Job’s story begins and ends with him having everything. The bulk of his life was spent in peace, prosperity and happiness. So, who better to help us look back on a good or a bad year? January 1, 2020 marks a new day, new month, new year, new decade. It is big without the cherry on top of 2020 vision. And when we mark it tends to make us stop and think. And that is where we want good vision. And I don’t think anyone can help us do th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1803 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21512638/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_2020vision/id/3405778.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21512638 2020,vision,Job, Scripture: Job 1:20-1:22, Series: Life Is Better Connected Tue, 24 Dec 2019 17:28:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been looking into the Christmas story to learn from characters like Mary, Gabriel, Simeon what they did that made Christmas special for Jesus. I’d like to conclude that series here tonight with the wise men from the east. Let me read from Matthew 2:1-12. We have been looking into the Christmas story to learn from characters like Mary, Gabriel, Simeon what they did that made Christmas special for Jesus. I’d like to conclude that series here tonight with the wise men from the east. Let me read from Matthew 2:1-12. We have been looking into the Christmas story to learn from characters like Mary, Gabriel, Simeon what they did that made Christmas special for Jesus. I’d like to conclude that series here tonight with the wise men from the east. Let me read from Matth… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1081 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21508799/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftthatmakesagreatchristma/id/3402142.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21508799 Christmas, Scripture: Matthew 2:1-2:12, Series: The Gift That Makes a Great Christmas Sun, 22 Dec 2019 17:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is something about being a child that makes this time of year so magical, so wonderful. We’ve been talking about what makes a great Christmas, and it really revolves around being a child, doesn’t it? Which is interesting because Jesus said you won’t find God or heaven if you don’t have the faith of a child. There is something about being a child that makes this time of year so magical, so wonderful. We’ve been talking about what makes a great Christmas, and it really revolves around being a child, doesn’t it? Which is interesting because Jesus said you won’t find God or heaven if you don’t have the faith of a child. There is something about being a child that makes this time of year so magical, so wonderful. We’ve been talking about what makes a great Christmas, and it really revolves around being a child, doesn’t it? Which is interesting because Jesus said you wo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1963 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21508790/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftthatmakesagreatchristma/id/3402136.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21508790 Christmas, Scripture: Luke 2:25-2:35, Series: The Gift That Makes a Great Christmas Sun, 15 Dec 2019 18:42:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are in the midst of a Christmas series where we are looking at what we can do that would make a great Christmas for Jesus. We put all kinds of effort into a great Christmases for ourselves or for those we love, but it is about Him, right? What are we doing to give Jesus a great Christmas? So far we have got some help with this from Jesus and then Mary, and now today we return to the Christmas story and look at an angel for some help on giving Jesus a great Christmas. We are in the midst of a Christmas series where we are looking at what we can do that would make a great Christmas for Jesus. We put all kinds of effort into a great Christmases for ourselves or for those we love, but it is about Him, right? What are we doing to give Jesus a great Christmas? So far we have got some help with this from Jesus and then Mary, and now today we return to the Christmas story and look at an angel for some help on giving Jesus a great Christmas. We are in the midst of a Christmas series where we are looking at what we can do that would make a great Christmas for Jesus. We put all kinds of effort into a great Christmases for ourselves or for those we love, but it is about Him, right? What are w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2181 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21504626/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftthatmakesagreatchristma/id/3398069.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21504626 Christmas, Scripture: Luke 1:11-1:19, Series: The Gift That Makes a Great Christmas Sun, 08 Dec 2019 18:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How do we make it a great Christmas for Jesus? Last week we got some help from Jesus Himself. We saw that what can make a great Christmas is to want what God wants or a desire to do the will of God. We saw Jesus desire the will of His Father, even above His own desire. So Jesus gives us the example, the starting point. And today we will learn something from Mary that adds to this gift of doing God’s will. How do we make it a great Christmas for Jesus? Last week we got some help from Jesus Himself. We saw that what can make a great Christmas is to want what God wants or a desire to do the will of God. We saw Jesus desire the will of His Father, even above His own desire. So Jesus gives us the example, the starting point. And today we will learn something from Mary that adds to this gift of doing God’s will. How do we make it a great Christmas for Jesus? Last week we got some help from Jesus Himself. We saw that what can make a great Christmas is to want what God wants or a desire to do the will of God. We saw Jesus desire the will of His Father, even abov… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2322 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21501526/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftthatmakesagreatchristma/id/3395101.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21501526 Christmas, Scripture: Luke 1:26-1:38, Series: The Gift That Makes a Great Christmas Sun, 01 Dec 2019 14:15:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am guessing most of us have some ideas of what would make a great Christmas: a certain present, a trip or family gathering, everyone just get along. Now, we are in a room of people who largely believe Jesus is the reason for the season, right? I mean I hate to sound like a cliché here, but it is His birthday. The only one we really need to be thinking about having a good Christmas would be Him, right? So that is what we are going to study this Christmas: what we can do so that Jesus has a good Christmas. I am guessing most of us have some ideas of what would make a great Christmas: a certain present, a trip or family gathering, everyone just get along. Now, we are in a room of people who largely believe Jesus is the reason for the season, right? I mean I hate to sound like a cliché here, but it is His birthday. The only one we really need to be thinking about having a good Christmas would be Him, right? So that is what we are going to study this Christmas: what we can do so that Jesus has a good Christmas. I am guessing most of us have some ideas of what would make a great Christmas: a certain present, a trip or family gathering, everyone just get along. Now, we are in a room of people who largely believe Jesus is the reason for the season, right? I mean… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2111 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21497267/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftthatmakesagreatchristma/id/3391028.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21497267 Christmas, Scripture: Luke 24:14-24:20, Series: The Gift That Makes a Great Christmas Sun, 24 Nov 2019 19:11:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have a different Thanksgiving sermon today. I am using a passage that has probably never been used with Thanksgiving before. Well, that’s not true, it has been used at least once, by me. I am preaching a message today I preached 11 years ago on Thanksgiving, and while I rarely do this, I felt this one was wort pulling out again. I don’t think we can ever overestimate how important being thankful. I want to start with a story about a tree. I am reading from Ezekiel 31. I have a different Thanksgiving sermon today. I am using a passage that has probably never been used with Thanksgiving before. Well, that’s not true, it has been used at least once, by me. I am preaching a message today I preached 11 years ago on Thanksgiving, and while I rarely do this, I felt this one was wort pulling out again. I don’t think we can ever overestimate how important being thankful. I want to start with a story about a tree. I am reading from Ezekiel 31. I have a different Thanksgiving sermon today. I am using a passage that has probably never been used with Thanksgiving before. Well, that’s not true, it has been used at least once, by me. I am preaching a message today I preached 11 years ago on Thank… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2304 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21494326/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_takealessonfromthetree/id/3388197.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21494326 Thanksgiving, Scripture: Ezekiel 31:1-31:12, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 17 Nov 2019 18:41:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne As we wrap up our weekend of celebrating and honoring our senior adults, Rev. Mike Osborne shares about generations, and how each is to continue teaching and reaching the next generation that follows. As we wrap up our weekend of celebrating and honoring our senior adults, Rev. Mike Osborne shares about generations, and how each is to continue teaching and reaching the next generation that follows. As we wrap up our weekend of celebrating and honoring our senior adults, Rev. Mike Osborne shares about generations, and how each is to continue teaching and reaching the next generation that follows.… Rev. Mike Osborne 2272 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21491639/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_senioradultsunday2019/id/3385626.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21491639 senior adult,generation, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 10 Nov 2019 19:34:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So the title of my message today is a tricky one: God Honors the Soldier. I feel like I need to qualify that. That title is not suggesting that God honors every war, that God honors every action of a soldier, or even that God honors every nation that assembles a military. So what does God honor? So the title of my message today is a tricky one: God Honors the Soldier. I feel like I need to qualify that. That title is not suggesting that God honors every war, that God honors every action of a soldier, or even that God honors every nation that assembles a military. So what does God honor? So the title of my message today is a tricky one: God Honors the Soldier. I feel like I need to qualify that. That title is not suggesting that God honors every war, that God honors every action of a soldier, or even that God honors every nation that a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2132 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21486200/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godhonorsthesoldier/id/3380353.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21486200 soldier,veteran, Scripture: 2 Samuel 23:8-23:39, Romans 13:4-13:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 03 Nov 2019 15:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We arrive today at the last message of our 2019 Year of the Bible! This has been great, until today. Attempting to cover the whole Bible in 42 messages; yeah, we’re going to miss some big things, and for the most part this curriculum has done a pretty good job until today. To cover Revelation 19-22 in one message . . . No, that’s ridiculous. I decided to cover what comes next: the Second Coming of Jesus. The second coming is synonymous with another phrase in the Old Testament known as the Day of the Lord. These phrases are used to refer to an actual day and a time period. As a time period, the Second Coming of Christ will encompass the rapture, the tribulation, Armageddon, and the physical return of Jesus, a 7-year time period. The Second Coming also refers to a single day the visible, physical return of Jesus to the earth. What a day that will be! A day that will define all of human history and the eternity to come. We arrive today at the last message of our 2019 Year of the Bible! This has been great, until today. Attempting to cover the whole Bible in 42 messages; yeah, we’re going to miss some big things, and for the most part this curriculum has done a pretty good job until today. To cover Revelation 19-22 in one message . . . No, that’s ridiculous. I decided to cover what comes next: the Second Coming of Jesus. The second coming is synonymous with another phrase in the Old Testament known as the Day of the Lord. These phrases are used to refer to an actual day and a time period. As a time period, the Second Coming of Christ will encompass the rapture, the tribulation, Armageddon, and the physical return of Jesus, a 7-year time period. The Second Coming also refers to a single day the visible, physical return of Jesus to the earth. What a day that will be! A day that will define all of human history and the eternity to come. We arrive today at the last message of our 2019 Year of the Bible! This has been great, until today. Attempting to cover the whole Bible in 42 messages; yeah, we’re going to miss some big things, and for the most part this curriculum has done a pretty … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2973 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21483748/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thebiggestdayever/id/3378048.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21483748 second coming, Scripture: Revelation 19:11-19:21, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 27 Oct 2019 18:52:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today and next week, and we will have walked through the Bible in 2019. If this is your first time here, you just made it, kind of, to the 41st of 42 messages. I think this has been a great year as we have connected some dots, got a better feel for the big picture, maybe seen some passages we’ve not seen before. And as we now turn the corner to head home we come to a sad story. There’s a conflict between two people in the church, two pillars of the church, two people deeply loved in the church. And there’s not a good ending. I want God to step in and show us whose right and wrong, and then resolution; but we won’t get it. Today and next week, and we will have walked through the Bible in 2019. If this is your first time here, you just made it, kind of, to the 41st of 42 messages. I think this has been a great year as we have connected some dots, got a better feel for the big picture, maybe seen some passages we’ve not seen before. And as we now turn the corner to head home we come to a sad story. There’s a conflict between two people in the church, two pillars of the church, two people deeply loved in the church. And there’s not a good ending. I want God to step in and show us whose right and wrong, and then resolution; but we won’t get it. Today and next week, and we will have walked through the Bible in 2019. If this is your first time here, you just made it, kind of, to the 41st of 42 messages. I think this has been a great year as we have connected some dots, got a better feel for the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2401 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21478467/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_astorygoddidntfinish/id/3372942.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21478467 Paul,Barnabas, Scripture: Acts 15:35-15:41, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 20 Oct 2019 19:14:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The decades are adding up that we have been educated to believe we came from nothing and we return to nothing. There’s no God. There’s no after life. This is it. That is what the science says, if we look at the evidence like they do and ignore what they do. When one accepts as true that which they would not normally accept in the lab of science, like nothing can create something. In my opinion science has created an unintended consequence. If we came from nothing and return to nothing; how are we to believe there is any purpose, any meaning in between the nothingness and randomness? The decades are adding up that we have been educated to believe we came from nothing and we return to nothing. There’s no God. There’s no after life. This is it. That is what the science says, if we look at the evidence like they do and ignore what they do. When one accepts as true that which they would not normally accept in the lab of science, like nothing can create something. In my opinion science has created an unintended consequence. If we came from nothing and return to nothing; how are we to believe there is any purpose, any meaning in between the nothingness and randomness? The decades are adding up that we have been educated to believe we came from nothing and we return to nothing. There’s no God. There’s no after life. This is it. That is what the science says, if we look at the evidence like they do and ignore what the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2363 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21474630/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godhasapurposeforyou/id/3369276.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21474630 purpose, Scripture: Acts 13:36-13:36, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 13 Oct 2019 19:31:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West and a few members of our leadership pipeline team share with the church about the future of leadership development and discipleship at The Heights. Rev. Ronnie West and a few members of our leadership pipeline team share with the church about the future of leadership development and discipleship at The Heights. Rev. Ronnie West and a few members of our leadership pipeline team share with the church about the future of leadership development and discipleship at The Heights.… Rev. Ronnie West 2651 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21470730/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_leadershippipelineintroduction/id/3365510.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21470730 Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 06 Oct 2019 17:47:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our love for Jesus does not just lead us to obedience to Jesus, but an eager obedience. Not how can I obey one day, but how can I obey right now. These passages and others show us that delayed obedience can become disobedience. This all means that the time to forgive is now. The time to ask forgiveness is now. The time to bring your finances under the Lord and give to Him what is His, is now. The time to come to Christ is now. Our love for Jesus does not just lead us to obedience to Jesus, but an eager obedience. Not how can I obey one day, but how can I obey right now. These passages and others show us that delayed obedience can become disobedience. This all means that the time to forgive is now. The time to ask forgiveness is now. The time to bring your finances under the Lord and give to Him what is His, is now. The time to come to Christ is now. Our love for Jesus does not just lead us to obedience to Jesus, but an eager obedience. Not how can I obey one day, but how can I obey right now. These passages and others show us that delayed obedience can become disobedience. This all means that the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2570 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21466588/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lordmakemelikethisethiopian/id/3361557.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21466588 Scripture: Acts 8:1-8:40, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 29 Sep 2019 14:25:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We face problems inside the family, and we face attacks from outside, the world. We can be doing everything right and still face these problems. The only successful way to handle tribulation, problems is under the influence of the Spirit. We face problems inside the family, and we face attacks from outside, the world. We can be doing everything right and still face these problems. The only successful way to handle tribulation, problems is under the influence of the Spirit. We face problems inside the family, and we face attacks from outside, the world. We can be doing everything right and still face these problems. The only successful way to handle tribulation, problems is under the influence of the Spirit.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2799 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21462333/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_undertheinfluence/id/3357515.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21462333 Scripture: Acts 6:1-6:15, Acts 7:1-7:60, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 15 Sep 2019 19:33:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As a church, as individuals we value certain things above all others and one of those things here at The Heights is we live to tell. We value this as our commission from the Lord, as our identity, as the thing we are to be doing in all things. As a church, as individuals we value certain things above all others and one of those things here at The Heights is we live to tell. We value this as our commission from the Lord, as our identity, as the thing we are to be doing in all things. As a church, as individuals we value certain things above all others and one of those things here at The Heights is we live to tell. We value this as our commission from the Lord, as our identity, as the thing we are to be doing in all things.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2532 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21455201/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourcommissionandaheightscorev/id/3350944.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21455201 Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 08 Sep 2019 15:59:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Everything in here (the Bible) hinges on the resurrection. If there is no resurrection, if that did not happen, the Bible says to pity those who believed in Christ only for this world, this life. I am not aware of another religion, philosophy that puts the entirety of its validity on one event and says, 'If this isn’t true, walk away.' Everything in here (the Bible) hinges on the resurrection. If there is no resurrection, if that did not happen, the Bible says to pity those who believed in Christ only for this world, this life. I am not aware of another religion, philosophy that puts the entirety of its validity on one event and says, 'If this isn’t true, walk away.' Everything in here (the Bible) hinges on the resurrection. If there is no resurrection, if that did not happen, the Bible says to pity those who believed in Christ only for this world, this life. I am not aware of another religion, philosophy that puts… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2073 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21451019/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theresurrection/id/3346970.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21451019 resurrection, Scripture: Luke 24:1-24:53, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 01 Sep 2019 14:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is very common to feel very alone in pain, to feel like no one knows, no one cares, no one understands. If that’s you right now, you are not alone. Jesus knows. Jesus cares. And He absolutely understands. He’s felt and experienced anything, everything we have. Look at what He experienced in just 24 hours at the cross. I encourage you to take this list I am going to show you, and later read through Mark 14-15 and see each one of these, and more. It is very common to feel very alone in pain, to feel like no one knows, no one cares, no one understands. If that’s you right now, you are not alone. Jesus knows. Jesus cares. And He absolutely understands. He’s felt and experienced anything, everything we have. Look at what He experienced in just 24 hours at the cross. I encourage you to take this list I am going to show you, and later read through Mark 14-15 and see each one of these, and more. It is very common to feel very alone in pain, to feel like no one knows, no one cares, no one understands. If that’s you right now, you are not alone. Jesus knows. Jesus cares. And He absolutely understands. He’s felt and experienced anything, everythi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2650 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21446762/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_atthecross/id/3342879.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21446762 alone,pain,cross, Scripture: Mark 14:1-15:47, Isaiah 53:1-53:12, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 25 Aug 2019 19:57:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Jesus challenged all to a radical change in the way we are to live in community with each other. Jesus challenged all to a radical change in the way we are to live in community with each other. Jesus challenged all to a radical change in the way we are to live in community with each other.… Rev. Ronnie West 2648 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21443449/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anewkindoffamily/id/3339766.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21443449 family, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 18 Aug 2019 19:33:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There has always been charismatic figures and movements that come and go. Some come and stay: Karl Marx or the Founding Fathers. And in this respect, Jesus was a peddler of ideas and He fully expected you to buy in with everything you are and have. And people were intrigued by this preacher, prophet, peddler of ideas. They really saw Him as quite different. There has always been charismatic figures and movements that come and go. Some come and stay: Karl Marx or the Founding Fathers. And in this respect, Jesus was a peddler of ideas and He fully expected you to buy in with everything you are and have. And people were intrigued by this preacher, prophet, peddler of ideas. They really saw Him as quite different. There has always been charismatic figures and movements that come and go. Some come and stay: Karl Marx or the Founding Fathers. And in this respect, Jesus was a peddler of ideas and He fully expected you to buy in with everything you are and have. And… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2440 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21439049/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_notustanotherpeddlerofideas/id/3335576.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21439049 peddler,preacher,prophet, Scripture: Matthew 8:1-8:34, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 11 Aug 2019 15:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Pharisees knew Jesus fulfilled every prophecy and still rejected Him. Why? Because He was not what they wanted. It is almost as if they tossed Jesus back up to heaven and said, Try again, God. That might sound unbelievable, until we understand what they were expecting, and how different Jesus was. There was a reason they felt so justified in saying, He’s not my Messiah. The Pharisees knew Jesus fulfilled every prophecy and still rejected Him. Why? Because He was not what they wanted. It is almost as if they tossed Jesus back up to heaven and said, Try again, God. That might sound unbelievable, until we understand what they were expecting, and how different Jesus was. There was a reason they felt so justified in saying, He’s not my Messiah. The Pharisees knew Jesus fulfilled every prophecy and still rejected Him. Why? Because He was not what they wanted. It is almost as if they tossed Jesus back up to heaven and said, Try again, God. That might sound unbelievable, until we understand what… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2759 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21436166/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_notmymessiah/id/3332871.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21436166 Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 04 Aug 2019 15:29:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne The Hebrews are waiting to hear, to see, to experience what God is going to do. They are waiting for 400 years, wading through the blank pages between the Old and New Testaments. Many are doubting, many are discouraged, many are asking the question, God, where are You? Then after all those years, God answers. His answer? Immanuel – God with us. He speaks and says, I am with you! I am here! God shatters the silence through the Incarnation. The Hebrews are waiting to hear, to see, to experience what God is going to do. They are waiting for 400 years, wading through the blank pages between the Old and New Testaments. Many are doubting, many are discouraged, many are asking the question, God, where are You? Then after all those years, God answers. His answer? Immanuel – God with us. He speaks and says, I am with you! I am here! God shatters the silence through the Incarnation. The Hebrews are waiting to hear, to see, to experience what God is going to do. They are waiting for 400 years, wading through the blank pages between the Old and New Testaments. Many are doubting, many are discouraged, many are asking the question, Go… Rev. Mike Osborne 1859 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21431315/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_shatteringthesilence/id/3328256.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21431315 Scripture: Luke 1:1-1:80, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 28 Jul 2019 19:11:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne People go through the motions in all areas of life. We look busy as we wait for the end of the work day or approaching vacation time off. We tell our kids we will play with them and the whole time we are watching a tv show or answering our emails. We go through the motions in worship, maybe doing many of the right things, but amounting to nothing. Malachi is looking at the same thing as he looks at the Hebrew people 400 years before the birth of Christ. Worship without substance, without authenticity. In the message from Malachi, we see a description of all that worship involves. People go through the motions in all areas of life. We look busy as we wait for the end of the work day or approaching vacation time off. We tell our kids we will play with them and the whole time we are watching a tv show or answering our emails. We go through the motions in worship, maybe doing many of the right things, but amounting to nothing. Malachi is looking at the same thing as he looks at the Hebrew people 400 years before the birth of Christ. Worship without substance, without authenticity. In the message from Malachi, we see a description of all that worship involves. People go through the motions in all areas of life. We look busy as we wait for the end of the work day or approaching vacation time off. We tell our kids we will play with them and the whole time we are watching a tv show or answering our emails. We g… Rev. Mike Osborne 1998 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21428147/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_goingthroughthemotions/id/3325271.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21428147 motions,busy,worship, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 21 Jul 2019 18:29:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Throughout 2019, we have been working our way through the entire Bible both in our Life Group studies and our sermon series. For the past several weeks, we have been looking at the prophets as we move toward the end of the Old Testament. Today we find ourselves looking at two men who were contemporaries, Ezra and Nehemiah. Throughout 2019, we have been working our way through the entire Bible both in our Life Group studies and our sermon series. For the past several weeks, we have been looking at the prophets as we move toward the end of the Old Testament. Today we find ourselves looking at two men who were contemporaries, Ezra and Nehemiah. Throughout 2019, we have been working our way through the entire Bible both in our Life Group studies and our sermon series. For the past several weeks, we have been looking at the prophets as we move toward the end of the Old Testament. Today we find … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1904 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21423735/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dowereallycare/id/3321136.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21423735 care, Scripture: Nehemiah 1:1-1:11, Nehemiah 2:1-2:20, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 14 Jul 2019 19:58:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What are the habits in your life? We all have some from praying to smoking to running to watching a TV show? Some make me strong, ready physically, spiritually for the day. Others at best are useless and may be a bit harmful. We all have habits in these categories: useful, useless, harmful. It is really important to know what you got in the useful category and if they will sustain you in the crisis. Turn with me today to Daniel 6 as we open up to one of the favorite stories of the Bible. What are the habits in your life? We all have some from praying to smoking to running to watching a TV show? Some make me strong, ready physically, spiritually for the day. Others at best are useless and may be a bit harmful. We all have habits in these categories: useful, useless, harmful. It is really important to know what you got in the useful category and if they will sustain you in the crisis. Turn with me today to Daniel 6 as we open up to one of the favorite stories of the Bible. What are the habits in your life? We all have some from praying to smoking to running to watching a TV show? Some make me strong, ready physically, spiritually for the day. Others at best are useless and may be a bit harmful. We all have habits in thes… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2620 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21419988/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_habitsthatsustain/id/3317622.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21419988 habits, Scripture: Daniel 6:1-6:28, Philippians 1:21-1:21, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 07 Jul 2019 15:28:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah give us reason to put great hope in God and His salvation even in the midst of the judgment we have coming to us. The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah give us reason to put great hope in God and His salvation even in the midst of the judgment we have coming to us. The prophets Isaiah and Jeremiah give us reason to put great hope in God and His salvation even in the midst of the judgment we have coming to us.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2046 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21416601/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_myhopeonthedayofudgment/id/3314391.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21416601 hope,judgment, Scripture: Isaiah 53:1-53:12, Jeremiah 31:1-31:40, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 30 Jun 2019 19:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Was Jesus not aware that all the earth might include places people would not be able to freely witness? Oh, He was not only aware, but warned us, warned us with the challenge to press on not afraid of what may happen but ready to embrace the reward if it does. Was Jesus not aware that all the earth might include places people would not be able to freely witness? Oh, He was not only aware, but warned us, warned us with the challenge to press on not afraid of what may happen but ready to embrace the reward if it does. Was Jesus not aware that all the earth might include places people would not be able to freely witness? Oh, He was not only aware, but warned us, warned us with the challenge to press on not afraid of what may happen but ready to embrace the reward if … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1215 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21412392/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_freeto/id/3310403.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21412392 freedom,witness, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 10:23-10:24, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 23 Jun 2019 14:16:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Rev. Jerry Witte, our NextGen Pastor, shares truths from the book of Jonah that we can apply to our lives today. Rev. Jerry Witte, our NextGen Pastor, shares truths from the book of Jonah that we can apply to our lives today. Rev. Jerry Witte, our NextGen Pastor, shares truths from the book of Jonah that we can apply to our lives today.… Rev. Jerry Witte 2356 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21408815/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_15enduringtruthfromthebookofon/id/3307012.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21408815 Jonah, Series: Year of the Bible Mon, 17 Jun 2019 01:10:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are in a series this whole year where in 42 messages we are going to walk through the whole Bible. Today that has us in Hosea. Hosea’s message, how God is going to use Hosea is very centered around being a husband and father, using those positions to show the faithful love of God. So, I think we can get a challenge for husbands and dads, as well as continue in our study. We are in a series this whole year where in 42 messages we are going to walk through the whole Bible. Today that has us in Hosea. Hosea’s message, how God is going to use Hosea is very centered around being a husband and father, using those positions to show the faithful love of God. So, I think we can get a challenge for husbands and dads, as well as continue in our study. We are in a series this whole year where in 42 messages we are going to walk through the whole Bible. Today that has us in Hosea. Hosea’s message, how God is going to use Hosea is very centered around being a husband and father, using those positions t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2092 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21405072/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dadsshowthemgodslove/id/3303360.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21405072 dad,husband,father, Scripture: Hosea 1:1-1:11, Hosea 3:1-3:5, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 09 Jun 2019 14:01:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn People every day fall in love with people they know are not good for them, but they’re in love. Evaluate first, then fall in love. The Bible commands a believer not marry an unbeliever. I have watched more times than I can count a believer fall in love with an unbeliever and then try to figure out how to obey the Lord, and they won’t, almost never. It’s a tricky thing to have heart for the Lord when our heart is going away from Him. People every day fall in love with people they know are not good for them, but they’re in love. Evaluate first, then fall in love. The Bible commands a believer not marry an unbeliever. I have watched more times than I can count a believer fall in love with an unbeliever and then try to figure out how to obey the Lord, and they won’t, almost never. It’s a tricky thing to have heart for the Lord when our heart is going away from Him. People every day fall in love with people they know are not good for them, but they’re in love. Evaluate first, then fall in love. The Bible commands a believer not marry an unbeliever. I have watched more times than I can count a believer fall in love… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2429 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21399036/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_guardagainstfallinginlove/id/3297777.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21399036 fall in love,unbeliever, Scripture: 1 Kings 11:1-11:13, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 02 Jun 2019 17:02:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is one of the biggest things you have ever done for the Lord? What is a big God-achievement in your life? We always want to guard against pride, but it feels good to commit to do something for the Lord, to build, to go, to minister and see it completed. And I am intrigued by Solomon’s focus in the finish. When we finish something it is natural to think, I am finished. There may be something to celebrate, but we are not finished. What is one of the biggest things you have ever done for the Lord? What is a big God-achievement in your life? We always want to guard against pride, but it feels good to commit to do something for the Lord, to build, to go, to minister and see it completed. And I am intrigued by Solomon’s focus in the finish. When we finish something it is natural to think, I am finished. There may be something to celebrate, but we are not finished. What is one of the biggest things you have ever done for the Lord? What is a big God-achievement in your life? We always want to guard against pride, but it feels good to commit to do something for the Lord, to build, to go, to minister and see it com… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2094 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21396958/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_summertendencies/id/3295571.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21396958 finish,achievement, Scripture: 1 Kings 8:54-8:61, John 14:15-14:15, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 26 May 2019 18:23:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Sin makes you stupid! My good friend Greg tells me that almost every week, and he’s right. Sin makes us so confident that it is there to give us something, when it is only there to take. Sin tells us we have this under control, as we are literally spinning out of control. We should be dumbfounded that we who enjoy God’s grace and forgiveness will actually use that grace and forgiveness as a go ahead to sin, because after all, God loves me, He’ll forgive me. We have such a faulty understanding of sin. Sin makes you stupid! My good friend Greg tells me that almost every week, and he’s right. Sin makes us so confident that it is there to give us something, when it is only there to take. Sin tells us we have this under control, as we are literally spinning out of control. We should be dumbfounded that we who enjoy God’s grace and forgiveness will actually use that grace and forgiveness as a go ahead to sin, because after all, God loves me, He’ll forgive me. We have such a faulty understanding of sin. Sin makes you stupid! My good friend Greg tells me that almost every week, and he’s right. Sin makes us so confident that it is there to give us something, when it is only there to take. Sin tells us we have this under control, as we are literally spin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2361 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21392267/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sinmakesusstupid/id/3292209.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21392267 sin, Scripture: 2 Samuel 1:1-12:31, Psalms 51:1-51:19, Series: Year of the Bible Mon, 20 May 2019 03:25:00 +0000 Youth Ministry Join our panel of youth and our youth pastor, Will Witkovsky. Join our panel of youth and our youth pastor, Will Witkovsky. Join our panel of youth and our youth pastor, Will Witkovsky.… Youth Ministry 1199 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21388758/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_2019youthsundaysermon/id/3288933.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21388758 youth,Sunday, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 12 May 2019 22:36:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Good morning, and Happy Mother’s Day to all our moms. There are a lot of great things about America and one of them has to be this tradition of honoring our moms, next month, our dads. We won’t do enough, but it is always good to do something. Send the card. Make the call. Honor your mom. Every time we honor, we give new life to the plan. What plan? God’s plan. Good morning, and Happy Mother’s Day to all our moms. There are a lot of great things about America and one of them has to be this tradition of honoring our moms, next month, our dads. We won’t do enough, but it is always good to do something. Send the card. Make the call. Honor your mom. Every time we honor, we give new life to the plan. What plan? God’s plan. Good morning, and Happy Mother’s Day to all our moms. There are a lot of great things about America and one of them has to be this tradition of honoring our moms, next month, our dads. We won’t do enough, but it is always good to do something. Send the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1272 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21383343/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honortheplan/id/3283637.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21383343 mother's day,plan, Scripture: Genesis 1:1-2:25, Exodus 20:12-20:12, Hebrews 13:4-13:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 05 May 2019 16:21:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Have you ever wondered if you missed God’s answer? God always has an answer for you. Timing can be a big deal in God’s answers because He is not just giving an answer, but the right and perfect answer. Have you ever wondered if you missed God’s answer? God always has an answer for you. Timing can be a big deal in God’s answers because He is not just giving an answer, but the right and perfect answer. Have you ever wondered if you missed God’s answer? God always has an answer for you. Timing can be a big deal in God’s answers because He is not just giving an answer, but the right and perfect answer.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1933 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21378816/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missinggodsanswer/id/3279274.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21378816 answer, Scripture: 1 Samuel 16:1-16:23, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 28 Apr 2019 18:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have an awful tendency to replace life with death, truth with the lie; and that it why it is so critical I am in this book, with His people, and passionately praying, 'Jesus, my Savior and King, give me an eye, a heart, a desire for You alone.' We have an awful tendency to replace life with death, truth with the lie; and that it why it is so critical I am in this book, with His people, and passionately praying, 'Jesus, my Savior and King, give me an eye, a heart, a desire for You alone.' We have an awful tendency to replace life with death, truth with the lie; and that it why it is so critical I am in this book, with His people, and passionately praying, 'Jesus, my Savior and King, give me an eye, a heart, a desire for You alone.'… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2021 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21375038/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_replacinggod/id/3275708.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21375038 replace God, Scripture: 1 Samuel 8:1-8:22, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 21 Apr 2019 15:38:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God the Father asked the Son to come to earth and die for our sins. It was the Father’s plan the Son fulfilled. God loves us even though we rejected Him and His ways. Our sin separates us from God, makes us so unlike Him, so unlike His Heaven. God is loving, but God is just. They go together. Love demands justice, and justice demands wrongs be made right. What Jesus did for us on the cross was make things right. God the Father asked the Son to come to earth and die for our sins. It was the Father’s plan the Son fulfilled. God loves us even though we rejected Him and His ways. Our sin separates us from God, makes us so unlike Him, so unlike His Heaven. God is loving, but God is just. They go together. Love demands justice, and justice demands wrongs be made right. What Jesus did for us on the cross was make things right. God the Father asked the Son to come to earth and die for our sins. It was the Father’s plan the Son fulfilled. God loves us even though we rejected Him and His ways. Our sin separates us from God, makes us so unlike Him, so unlike His Heaven. God is l… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1442 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21370056/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_nootherking/id/3270905.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21370056 Easter, Scripture: Matthew 6:33-6:33, Romans 1:4-1:5, Philippians 2:7-2:11, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 14 Apr 2019 19:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why would be proclaim, celebrate, herald the death of someone we love? Because He is alive. He is coming back. His death and resurrection means we can live, and live forever. Death no longer holds me! Death no longer holds me! What better thing can we be reminded of as we come to this table? What better thing can we share with someone? Why would be proclaim, celebrate, herald the death of someone we love? Because He is alive. He is coming back. His death and resurrection means we can live, and live forever. Death no longer holds me! Death no longer holds me! What better thing can we be reminded of as we come to this table? What better thing can we share with someone? Why would be proclaim, celebrate, herald the death of someone we love? Because He is alive. He is coming back. His death and resurrection means we can live, and live forever. Death no longer holds me! Death no longer holds me! What better thing can we … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1227 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21365743/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thereaintnograve/id/3266789.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21365743 palm sunday,easter,grave,live, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:23-11:32, 1 Corinthians 15:53-15:57, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 07 Apr 2019 18:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our 42 messages through the Bible this year has us in Judges today. Judges is a tiresome story of man’s failure, the good news being, that is the backdrop to the story of God’s faithfulness. Our 42 messages through the Bible this year has us in Judges today. Judges is a tiresome story of man’s failure, the good news being, that is the backdrop to the story of God’s faithfulness. Our 42 messages through the Bible this year has us in Judges today. Judges is a tiresome story of man’s failure, the good news being, that is the backdrop to the story of God’s faithfulness.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2113 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21361813/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keepesusaround/id/3263005.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21361813 failure,faithfulness, Scripture: Judges 2:11-2:18, Judges 17:6-17:6, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 31 Mar 2019 16:24:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we’re looking at such an important story in Scripture, especially for the American Christian. We are so independent, individualistic, it is hard for us to see the need we have for each other, the responsibility we have to each other; how our own relationship with the Lord affects the whole. My guess is almost no one here views their own relationship with the Lord as having any impact on the health and strength of this church, an impact for which they are held accountable. Today’s story will give us some insight. Turn with me to Joshua 7. Today we’re looking at such an important story in Scripture, especially for the American Christian. We are so independent, individualistic, it is hard for us to see the need we have for each other, the responsibility we have to each other; how our own relationship with the Lord affects the whole. My guess is almost no one here views their own relationship with the Lord as having any impact on the health and strength of this church, an impact for which they are held accountable. Today’s story will give us some insight. Turn with me to Joshua 7. Today we’re looking at such an important story in Scripture, especially for the American Christian. We are so independent, individualistic, it is hard for us to see the need we have for each other, the responsibility we have to each other; how our own … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2972 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21357788/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_imapartofthechurchanditmatters/id/3259181.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21357788 community,individual, Scripture: Joshua 7:1-7:26, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 24 Mar 2019 16:08:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are all surrounded by voices, some we choose, some we do not; but chosen or not those voices impact whether we remain faithful to the Lord and receive the promises He has for us. We are all surrounded by voices, some we choose, some we do not; but chosen or not those voices impact whether we remain faithful to the Lord and receive the promises He has for us. We are all surrounded by voices, some we choose, some we do not; but chosen or not those voices impact whether we remain faithful to the Lord and receive the promises He has for us.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2399 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21353636/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_voicesareeverything/id/3255251.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21353636 voices,influence, Scripture: Numbers 1:1-14:45, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 17 Mar 2019 19:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Ten Commandments, the ten most powerful words ever spoken to mankind; most powerful, most important, most needed. What would we need more than the information in those ten words that answer for every human ever how to love God and how to love others? The Ten Commandments, the ten most powerful words ever spoken to mankind; most powerful, most important, most needed. What would we need more than the information in those ten words that answer for every human ever how to love God and how to love others? The Ten Commandments, the ten most powerful words ever spoken to mankind; most powerful, most important, most needed. What would we need more than the information in those ten words that answer for every human ever how to love God and how to love other… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2610 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21349821/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thetencommandments/id/3251599.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21349821 ten,commandments, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:26, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 10 Mar 2019 17:19:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we will see the Israelites trapped with an army coming for their blood. The good news is, they’re going to see the Red Sea parted. It’s hard not to read the Bible and think, I wish I could see these miracles today, but are we ready to be in the situations that brought them forth? Today we will see the Israelites trapped with an army coming for their blood. The good news is, they’re going to see the Red Sea parted. It’s hard not to read the Bible and think, I wish I could see these miracles today, but are we ready to be in the situations that brought them forth? Today we will see the Israelites trapped with an army coming for their blood. The good news is, they’re going to see the Red Sea parted. It’s hard not to read the Bible and think, I wish I could see these miracles today, but are we ready to be in the s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2283 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21345387/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wewantmiraclesustnotthesituati/id/3247598.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21345387 miracles,red sea, Scripture: Exodus 14:1-14:31, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 03 Mar 2019 20:27:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne, our executive pastor, share 7 reasons why people don't give, and the reasons to give. Rev. Mike Osborne, our executive pastor, share 7 reasons why people don't give, and the reasons to give. Rev. Mike Osborne, our executive pastor, share 7 reasons why people don't give, and the reasons to give.… Rev. Mike Osborne 2066 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21341054/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whywedontgive/id/3243432.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21341054 tithe,giving, Scripture: 1 Chronicles 29:14-29:18, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 24 Feb 2019 21:20:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn He wants everyone to be a part of the team when the banner of Jesus is hoisted. There are a variety of ways we can talk about each playing our roles, and today I want to look at how we all pitch in to The Heights Baptist being a champion. He wants everyone to be a part of the team when the banner of Jesus is hoisted. There are a variety of ways we can talk about each playing our roles, and today I want to look at how we all pitch in to The Heights Baptist being a champion. He wants everyone to be a part of the team when the banner of Jesus is hoisted. There are a variety of ways we can talk about each playing our roles, and today I want to look at how we all pitch in to The Heights Baptist being a champion.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2614 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21337044/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_playyourrolebeachampion/id/3239596.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21337044 champion,team, Scripture: Matthew 5:16-5:16, Matthew 22:21-22:21, Malachi 3:10-3:10, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 17 Feb 2019 17:16:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are going to see an expert in faith and disappointment: Joseph. When we think of Bible heroes, I don’t think he is on the short list for a lot of us; that’s David, Moses, Paul, Peter. In my opinion, Joseph’s faith in God is stunning and unparalleled; and that is why God shares his life with us. Today we are going to see an expert in faith and disappointment: Joseph. When we think of Bible heroes, I don’t think he is on the short list for a lot of us; that’s David, Moses, Paul, Peter. In my opinion, Joseph’s faith in God is stunning and unparalleled; and that is why God shares his life with us. Today we are going to see an expert in faith and disappointment: Joseph. When we think of Bible heroes, I don’t think he is on the short list for a lot of us; that’s David, Moses, Paul, Peter. In my opinion, Joseph’s faith in God is stunning and unpara… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2430 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21332141/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_survivingdisappointment/id/3234906.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21332141 disappointment, Scripture: Genesis 5:1-50:26, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 10 Feb 2019 20:27:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn My title today is It is More Wrestling than Math. Now not Christianity, but American Christians, Western Christians, we want a relationship with God that is more like a math formula. x + y = z. Always. I know where God is, I know what He is doing, and He can always be explained. And if not, He owes an explanation. My title today is It is More Wrestling than Math. Now not Christianity, but American Christians, Western Christians, we want a relationship with God that is more like a math formula. x + y = z. Always. I know where God is, I know what He is doing, and He can always be explained. And if not, He owes an explanation. My title today is It is More Wrestling than Math. Now not Christianity, but American Christians, Western Christians, we want a relationship with God that is more like a math formula. x + y = z. Always. I know where God is, I know what He is doing, and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2527 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21328240/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_itismorewrestlingthanmath/id/3231205.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21328240 wrestle,humble,exalt, Scripture: Genesis 32:22-32:29, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 03 Feb 2019 15:05:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible holds out to us some pretty special people, heroes even. But the Bible never holds out someone, something you can’t be. That is so important. We’re going to see a lot of great characters in the Bible that challenge us, inspire us, model for us what it looks like to live greatly for God; but a lot of people make the mistake of identifying a Moses, a David, a Paul as a G.O.A.T., something they can never be. And that is not the truth. We can. The Bible holds out to us some pretty special people, heroes even. But the Bible never holds out someone, something you can’t be. That is so important. We’re going to see a lot of great characters in the Bible that challenge us, inspire us, model for us what it looks like to live greatly for God; but a lot of people make the mistake of identifying a Moses, a David, a Paul as a G.O.A.T., something they can never be. And that is not the truth. We can. The Bible holds out to us some pretty special people, heroes even. But the Bible never holds out someone, something you can’t be. That is so important. We’re going to see a lot of great characters in the Bible that challenge us, inspire us, model for… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1656 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21323852/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_goatorsomethingless/id/3227020.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21323852 GOAT,greatest,hero, Scripture: Genesis 3:1-31:55, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 27 Jan 2019 21:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing our year through the Bible. We are all together going after God’s promise to bless when we read, hear, and keep His word. And today that brings us to Genesis 22. We are going to see God test faith. As a matter of fact, it might be better called a pop test because you don’t actually know it is coming. We are continuing our year through the Bible. We are all together going after God’s promise to bless when we read, hear, and keep His word. And today that brings us to Genesis 22. We are going to see God test faith. As a matter of fact, it might be better called a pop test because you don’t actually know it is coming. We are continuing our year through the Bible. We are all together going after God’s promise to bless when we read, hear, and keep His word. And today that brings us to Genesis 22. We are going to see God test faith. As a matter of fact, it might be bet… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2737 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21320136/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithistested/id/3223454.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21320136 Bible,faith,test, Scripture: Genesis 22:1-22:24, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 20 Jan 2019 19:28:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is our third week in Genesis and we have seen that God creates, learned that man sins; and today, God makes a covenant. To understand Genesis, to understand the Bible; we’ll want to understand covenant. This is our third week in Genesis and we have seen that God creates, learned that man sins; and today, God makes a covenant. To understand Genesis, to understand the Bible; we’ll want to understand covenant. This is our third week in Genesis and we have seen that God creates, learned that man sins; and today, God makes a covenant. To understand Genesis, to understand the Bible; we’ll want to understand covenant.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3010 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21316481/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godmakesacovenant/id/3219983.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21316481 Bible,Genesis,covenant, Scripture: Genesis 15:1-15:21, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 13 Jan 2019 16:35:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It can be said that Genesis is the most important book of the Bible because it lays the foundation for the Bible. Every major doctrine developed in the Bible is in Genesis. Perhaps the most important verse of the Bible is Genesis 1:1. It can be said that Genesis is the most important book of the Bible because it lays the foundation for the Bible. Every major doctrine developed in the Bible is in Genesis. Perhaps the most important verse of the Bible is Genesis 1:1. It can be said that Genesis is the most important book of the Bible because it lays the foundation for the Bible. Every major doctrine developed in the Bible is in Genesis. Perhaps the most important verse of the Bible is Genesis 1:1.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2475 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21310353/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beginnings/id/3214023.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21310353 Bible,Genesis, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 06 Jan 2019 16:55:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am so excited for 2019 and what it can mean for us as a church and you as a person. I am as excited as I have ever been about our vision and focus for the new year ahead. And my excitement is based on some really concrete things, and one of those things in in your hand, or on your cell – the Bible. The Heights Baptist is going to read through the Bible in 2019. I am so excited for 2019 and what it can mean for us as a church and you as a person. I am as excited as I have ever been about our vision and focus for the new year ahead. And my excitement is based on some really concrete things, and one of those things in in your hand, or on your cell – the Bible. The Heights Baptist is going to read through the Bible in 2019. I am so excited for 2019 and what it can mean for us as a church and you as a person. I am as excited as I have ever been about our vision and focus for the new year ahead. And my excitement is based on some really concrete things, and one of those thi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2713 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21307104/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thebestthingfor2019mightbeinyo/id/3211218.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21307104 Bible,new year, Scripture: Psalms 19:7-19:11, Series: Year of the Bible Sun, 30 Dec 2018 17:48:00 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Rev. Jerry Witte (NextGen Pastor) shares six Bible hacks that will defeat worry in your life. Rev. Jerry Witte (NextGen Pastor) shares six Bible hacks that will defeat worry in your life. Rev. Jerry Witte (NextGen Pastor) shares six Bible hacks that will defeat worry in your life.… Rev. Jerry Witte 1825 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21304021/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifehack/id/3208035.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21304021 life,Bible,hacks, Scripture: Matthew 6:25-6:34, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 23 Dec 2018 05:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus is God with us in life, God with us at work and school, God with us at home. Since we have been given 'God with us,' we are to be 'God with us,' for others, be Jesus, be the church for others. Our challenge this Christmas season and our focus for the coming year is to be 'God with us' on our street. Jesus is God with us in life, God with us at work and school, God with us at home. Since we have been given 'God with us,' we are to be 'God with us,' for others, be Jesus, be the church for others. Our challenge this Christmas season and our focus for the coming year is to be 'God with us' on our street. Jesus is God with us in life, God with us at work and school, God with us at home. Since we have been given 'God with us,' we are to be 'God with us,' for others, be Jesus, be the church for others. Our challenge this Christmas season and our focus for… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2197 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21299380/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beinggodwithusstartswithpeople/id/3203585.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21299380 God with us, Scripture: Luke 2:1-2:16, Series: Being God With Us Sun, 02 Dec 2018 17:37:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is a unique series. It is about Christmas. It is about joining God in what He is doing in Christmas. This is how we become a church this community cannot imagine being without and how you personally make it that. This is a unique series. It is about Christmas. It is about joining God in what He is doing in Christmas. This is how we become a church this community cannot imagine being without and how you personally make it that. This is a unique series. It is about Christmas. It is about joining God in what He is doing in Christmas. This is how we become a church this community cannot imagine being without and how you personally make it that.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1951 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21288502/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_beinggodwithus/id/3193167.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21288502 God with us, Scripture: Genesis 12:1-12:2, Matthew 1:23-1:23, Series: Being God With Us Sun, 25 Nov 2018 19:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God never says, 'I learned something new today.' There is no information, experience, event that will bring Him a moment of learning because He already knows. He knows everything. He is omniscient. God never says, 'I learned something new today.' There is no information, experience, event that will bring Him a moment of learning because He already knows. He knows everything. He is omniscient. God never says, 'I learned something new today.' There is no information, experience, event that will bring Him a moment of learning because He already knows. He knows everything. He is omniscient.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2135 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21284456/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankfulthatgodneversaysilearn/id/3189290.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21284456 omniscient, Scripture: Romans 11:33-11:33, Romans 8:33-8:34, Series: Things God Never Says Sun, 18 Nov 2018 17:43:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are continuing a short Thanksgiving series on things we are thankful God never has to say. Last week we saw that God never has to say, 'That was easy,' because easy and hard are irrelevant measurements to Him. He has all power. Nothing is difficult for Him. Today we are going to be thankful God never has to say, 'Marco.' He never has to figure out where we are, what is going on, where someone else is, and put it all together. He is already here, and here for God is everywhere. Today we are continuing a short Thanksgiving series on things we are thankful God never has to say. Last week we saw that God never has to say, 'That was easy,' because easy and hard are irrelevant measurements to Him. He has all power. Nothing is difficult for Him. Today we are going to be thankful God never has to say, 'Marco.' He never has to figure out where we are, what is going on, where someone else is, and put it all together. He is already here, and here for God is everywhere. Today we are continuing a short Thanksgiving series on things we are thankful God never has to say. Last week we saw that God never has to say, 'That was easy,' because easy and hard are irrelevant measurements to Him. He has all power. Nothing is diff… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1934 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21280427/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankfulthatgodneversaysmarco/id/3185479.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21280427 omnipresent,everywhere, Scripture: Psalms 139:7-139:10, Series: Things God Never Says Mon, 12 Nov 2018 04:25:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we move through Thanksgiving season, I want to look at some attributes of God or character qualities that give cause to be thankful. I picked three – the Omnis – omnipotent, omnipresence, and omniscience. We will do omniscience on the Sunday after Thanksgiving when we celebrate the Lord’s Supper and I think you’ll be really grateful for what that attribute has to do with the Lord’s Supper. Today we will start with omnipotent. As we move through Thanksgiving season, I want to look at some attributes of God or character qualities that give cause to be thankful. I picked three – the Omnis – omnipotent, omnipresence, and omniscience. We will do omniscience on the Sunday after Thanksgiving when we celebrate the Lord’s Supper and I think you’ll be really grateful for what that attribute has to do with the Lord’s Supper. Today we will start with omnipotent. As we move through Thanksgiving season, I want to look at some attributes of God or character qualities that give cause to be thankful. I picked three – the Omnis – omnipotent, omnipresence, and omniscience. We will do omniscience on the Sunday after T… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2140 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21277661/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankfulgodneversaysthatwaseas/id/3182822.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21277661 thanksgiving,omnipotent, Scripture: Ephesians 1:19-1:19, Series: Things God Never Says Sun, 04 Nov 2018 19:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can you imagine the horror of thinking you had just made it home safely, only to find you missed a base, and were called out? And it was that story that opened my eyes to the gospel of Jesus and eternal life. Can you imagine the horror of thinking you had just made it home safely, only to find you missed a base, and were called out? And it was that story that opened my eyes to the gospel of Jesus and eternal life. Can you imagine the horror of thinking you had just made it home safely, only to find you missed a base, and were called out? And it was that story that opened my eyes to the gospel of Jesus and eternal life.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2466 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21271923/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_touchfirst/id/3177451.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21271923 gospel, Scripture: Matthew 7:24-7:27, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 28 Oct 2018 15:10:00 +0000 Dr. D. Ray Davis The Great Commission has not changed; BUT the ‘times’ have changed. Every generation has addressed the Great Commission in their unique time in history, in their paradigm. The Great Commission has not changed; BUT the ‘times’ have changed. Every generation has addressed the Great Commission in their unique time in history, in their paradigm. The Great Commission has not changed; BUT the ‘times’ have changed. Every generation has addressed the Great Commission in their unique time in history, in their paradigm.… Dr. D. Ray Davis 2467 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21267188/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatcommissiontoday/id/3173130.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21267188 great commission,missions, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 14 Oct 2018 20:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God remembers. He remembers your late nights. He remembers your tears. He remembers your prayers. God remembers, and rescue can still be at hand because of you. Don’t quit. God remembers. How many lives could be on the verge of rescue because of this room right here. God remembers. He remembers your late nights. He remembers your tears. He remembers your prayers. God remembers, and rescue can still be at hand because of you. Don’t quit. God remembers. How many lives could be on the verge of rescue because of this room right here. God remembers. He remembers your late nights. He remembers your tears. He remembers your prayers. God remembers, and rescue can still be at hand because of you. Don’t quit. God remembers. How many lives could be on the verge of rescue because of this r… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2334 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21259223/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godremembersperhapsbecauseofyo/id/3165699.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21259223 remember,rescue, Scripture: Genesis 19:27-19:29, Romans 8:34-8:34, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 07 Oct 2018 19:13:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Just as our body is fueled by food, even more so, our lives our fueled by the Word of God. To not have a steady diet of God’s word will make vulnerable the health and strength of our lives. We need a steady intake, a regular reading of God’s word, and of course, it is not just the act of reading; but reading, trusting, and obeying. Just as our body is fueled by food, even more so, our lives our fueled by the Word of God. To not have a steady diet of God’s word will make vulnerable the health and strength of our lives. We need a steady intake, a regular reading of God’s word, and of course, it is not just the act of reading; but reading, trusting, and obeying. Just as our body is fueled by food, even more so, our lives our fueled by the Word of God. To not have a steady diet of God’s word will make vulnerable the health and strength of our lives. We need a steady intake, a regular reading of God’s word, and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2574 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21254983/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_understandingandusingmybible/id/3161671.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21254983 Bible,understanding, Scripture: Matthew 4:4-4:4, Psalms 1:1-1:6, Series: My Bible Sun, 30 Sep 2018 19:26:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is a lot to translation and we are really blessed today to have so many translations showing us how different people approached a passage and came to what they felt was an accurate translation. That helps all of us get to the most precise and accurate meaning. There is a lot to translation and we are really blessed today to have so many translations showing us how different people approached a passage and came to what they felt was an accurate translation. That helps all of us get to the most precise and accurate meaning. There is a lot to translation and we are really blessed today to have so many translations showing us how different people approached a passage and came to what they felt was an accurate translation. That helps all of us get to the most precise and acc… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2764 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21250840/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_understandingtranslations/id/3157761.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21250840 Bible,translation, Scripture: Psalms 119:1-119:12, Series: My Bible Sun, 23 Sep 2018 19:08:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The title of today’s message is the same as last week’s, 'What is the Bible', and the simple answer is, It is God’s voice, God’s word for you and me to profit our lives (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It lays down the road for us giving us the lines to drive within, the signs to obey, the directions to take so that we can safely arrive at our destination, a place where we stand gloriously before God looking just like Jesus and being rewarded as if we were. The title of today’s message is the same as last week’s, 'What is the Bible', and the simple answer is, It is God’s voice, God’s word for you and me to profit our lives (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It lays down the road for us giving us the lines to drive within, the signs to obey, the directions to take so that we can safely arrive at our destination, a place where we stand gloriously before God looking just like Jesus and being rewarded as if we were. The title of today’s message is the same as last week’s, 'What is the Bible', and the simple answer is, It is God’s voice, God’s word for you and me to profit our lives (2 Timothy 3:16-17). It lays down the road for us giving us the lines to drive with… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2683 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21246729/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthebiblepart2/id/3153914.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21246729 Bible, Scripture: Psalms 19:1-19:14, Series: My Bible Sun, 16 Sep 2018 18:18:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So central to the Christian faith is the Bible. It tells us who God is, what He is like, what life is about and why things happen. It tells us where we came from and where we are going; what is right and wrong. And there is not another source like this for that information. We are going to spend this fall building a confidence in our Bible. What is it? Why can we trust it? Why is something 2000 + years old relevant for today’s issues? We’ll understand what 'all those translations' are. Yes, this Book calls for great commitment, but brings such true joy and answers. So central to the Christian faith is the Bible. It tells us who God is, what He is like, what life is about and why things happen. It tells us where we came from and where we are going; what is right and wrong. And there is not another source like this for that information. We are going to spend this fall building a confidence in our Bible. What is it? Why can we trust it? Why is something 2000 + years old relevant for today’s issues? We’ll understand what 'all those translations' are. Yes, this Book calls for great commitment, but brings such true joy and answers. So central to the Christian faith is the Bible. It tells us who God is, what He is like, what life is about and why things happen. It tells us where we came from and where we are going; what is right and wrong. And there is not another source like this… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2562 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21242766/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatismybible/id/3150520.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21242766 bible, Scripture: 1 Timothy 3:16-3:17, Hebrews 4:12-4:13, 2 Peter 1:20-1:21, Series: My Bible Sun, 09 Sep 2018 18:13:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West People don’t want to come to a friendly church. What they want is to come to a church where they have friends. That is why we continually say, 'Life is better Connected!' If we are going to be a church 'where friends become family,' then we must do everything we can to join and embrace our vision, 'Building Relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love.' People don’t want to come to a friendly church. What they want is to come to a church where they have friends. That is why we continually say, 'Life is better Connected!' If we are going to be a church 'where friends become family,' then we must do everything we can to join and embrace our vision, 'Building Relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love.' People don’t want to come to a friendly church. What they want is to come to a church where they have friends. That is why we continually say, 'Life is better Connected!' If we are going to be a church 'where friends become family,' then we must do eve… Rev. Ronnie West 2381 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21238022/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anytimeanywhere/id/3146048.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21238022 relationships,friends,family,life groups, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 02 Sep 2018 21:45:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What does it mean to value the next generation? How do you do that and not devalue the current or older generations? Is just having youth and children programs enough? And as a pastor I think about this from the pulpit. What is heard and seen from the pulpit? I feel like we see and hear from the pulpit all of our core values, but the one that has the most minimal presence is the next generation. What does it mean to value the next generation? How do you do that and not devalue the current or older generations? Is just having youth and children programs enough? And as a pastor I think about this from the pulpit. What is heard and seen from the pulpit? I feel like we see and hear from the pulpit all of our core values, but the one that has the most minimal presence is the next generation. What does it mean to value the next generation? How do you do that and not devalue the current or older generations? Is just having youth and children programs enough? And as a pastor I think about this from the pulpit. What is heard and seen from the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2487 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21233771/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_itmattersnow/id/3142238.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21233771 next generation,children,youth,worship, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 26 Aug 2018 20:12:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are going to look at another fan favorite from the Old Testament, the story or Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Last week, I said David beating Goliath was not actually a miracle. Today we will see a miracle. Today we are going to look at another fan favorite from the Old Testament, the story or Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Last week, I said David beating Goliath was not actually a miracle. Today we will see a miracle. Today we are going to look at another fan favorite from the Old Testament, the story or Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Last week, I said David beating Goliath was not actually a miracle. Today we will see a miracle.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2925 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21229426/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_obedienceinorder/id/3138054.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21229426 obedience, Scripture: Daniel 3:1-3:30, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 19 Aug 2018 15:09:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn These last two Sundays of summer I want to look at a couple of Old Testament stories that are great illustrations of what we have learned in 1 and 2 Peter. Today’s is one of the most popular, well-known stories in the Bible, that of David and Goliath. These last two Sundays of summer I want to look at a couple of Old Testament stories that are great illustrations of what we have learned in 1 and 2 Peter. Today’s is one of the most popular, well-known stories in the Bible, that of David and Goliath. These last two Sundays of summer I want to look at a couple of Old Testament stories that are great illustrations of what we have learned in 1 and 2 Peter. Today’s is one of the most popular, well-known stories in the Bible, that of David and Goliath.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2632 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21224936/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theheartofthewarrior/id/3133804.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21224936 David,Goliath, Scripture: 1 Samuel 17:1-17:58, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 12 Aug 2018 14:03:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have studied 1 and 2 Peter this summer, letters written by Peter to a church that is suffering because of their devotion to Christ. And what have we heard Peter say all through this? To get through today, keep focused on that Day – the day Jesus is revealed to all the world, the day we begin our transition to Eternity. Peter was telling a group of believers in 66 A.D. to hang on, Jesus is coming. What are we supposed to think 1952 years later? Let’s read 2 Peter 3. We have studied 1 and 2 Peter this summer, letters written by Peter to a church that is suffering because of their devotion to Christ. And what have we heard Peter say all through this? To get through today, keep focused on that Day – the day Jesus is revealed to all the world, the day we begin our transition to Eternity. Peter was telling a group of believers in 66 A.D. to hang on, Jesus is coming. What are we supposed to think 1952 years later? Let’s read 2 Peter 3. We have studied 1 and 2 Peter this summer, letters written by Peter to a church that is suffering because of their devotion to Christ. And what have we heard Peter say all through this? To get through today, keep focused on that Day – the day Jesus is … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3192 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21220734/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_holdonhescomingback/id/3129881.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21220734 return,eternity, Scripture: 2 Peter 3:1-3:18, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 05 Aug 2018 15:32:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Who is Jesus? It's the most important question that can be asked. God's Word can answer who Jesus is. Turn to Colossians 1:15-20 to learn who Jesus is. Who is Jesus? It's the most important question that can be asked. God's Word can answer who Jesus is. Turn to Colossians 1:15-20 to learn who Jesus is. Who is Jesus? It's the most important question that can be asked. God's Word can answer who Jesus is. Turn to Colossians 1:15-20 to learn who Jesus is.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1614 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21216878/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whoisesus/id/3126257.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21216878 Jesus, Scripture: Colossians 1:15-1:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 29 Jul 2018 16:20:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Curve balls in life take us outside of our comfort zone, and have us chase things that shouldn't be there. We are all going to come across those things that are unexpected, and we are not going to know what to do next. Thankfully there are examples of people in God's Word who have experienced curve balls, and handled them effectively. Curve balls in life take us outside of our comfort zone, and have us chase things that shouldn't be there. We are all going to come across those things that are unexpected, and we are not going to know what to do next. Thankfully there are examples of people in God's Word who have experienced curve balls, and handled them effectively. Curve balls in life take us outside of our comfort zone, and have us chase things that shouldn't be there. We are all going to come across those things that are unexpected, and we are not going to know what to do next. Thankfully there are examples o… Rev. Mike Osborne 1972 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21212915/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenlifethrowsyouacurve/id/3122516.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21212915 curve,ball, Scripture: Matthew 1:18-1:25, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 22 Jul 2018 17:31:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are on our 8th message looking at two letters from Peter. The first letter was focused on suffering that comes from the world because we follow Christ, but in the second, it is suffering that comes from inside, from false ideas creeping in. The church has always been bombarded with ideas from the world and too often has absorbed those ideas. The ideas can cover the whole gamut of topics but it is interesting how often the ideas are about sex and sexuality, and the authority and accuracy of this book. It is true today. We are on our 8th message looking at two letters from Peter. The first letter was focused on suffering that comes from the world because we follow Christ, but in the second, it is suffering that comes from inside, from false ideas creeping in. The church has always been bombarded with ideas from the world and too often has absorbed those ideas. The ideas can cover the whole gamut of topics but it is interesting how often the ideas are about sex and sexuality, and the authority and accuracy of this book. It is true today. We are on our 8th message looking at two letters from Peter. The first letter was focused on suffering that comes from the world because we follow Christ, but in the second, it is suffering that comes from inside, from false ideas creeping in. The chur… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2778 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21210764/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ideas/id/3120521.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21210764 ideas, Scripture: 2 Peter 1:1-2:22, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 15 Jul 2018 19:56:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This summer we have been studying the letters of the Apostle Peter to us; and they are about suffering. Suffering when we are trying to do right, trying to live for Jesus, trying to follow His word. And suffering means stressful living, so Peter, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit addresses that. How do we keep from getting wound up and turning on each other, or God? Let’s see in 1 Peter 5 which is our last chapter of this first letter. This summer we have been studying the letters of the Apostle Peter to us; and they are about suffering. Suffering when we are trying to do right, trying to live for Jesus, trying to follow His word. And suffering means stressful living, so Peter, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit addresses that. How do we keep from getting wound up and turning on each other, or God? Let’s see in 1 Peter 5 which is our last chapter of this first letter. This summer we have been studying the letters of the Apostle Peter to us; and they are about suffering. Suffering when we are trying to do right, trying to live for Jesus, trying to follow His word. And suffering means stressful living, so Peter, under… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2148 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21205275/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_handlingthestressofsuffering/id/3115290.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21205275 stress,suffering, Scripture: 1 Peter 5:1-5:13, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 08 Jul 2018 18:29:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If Jesus is everything, I mean the thought of His presence, His face, His smile is more to us than anything we could ever think or want; then this passage (1 Peter 3:13-4:19) makes total sense. If Jesus is anything less, even a little less than everything; then I think very little of this passage makes sense. If Jesus is everything, I mean the thought of His presence, His face, His smile is more to us than anything we could ever think or want; then this passage (1 Peter 3:13-4:19) makes total sense. If Jesus is anything less, even a little less than everything; then I think very little of this passage makes sense. If Jesus is everything, I mean the thought of His presence, His face, His smile is more to us than anything we could ever think or want; then this passage (1 Peter 3:13-4:19) makes total sense. If Jesus is anything less, even a little less than everyth… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1672 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21201008/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hereallyisworthy/id/3111371.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21201008 worthy,suffer, Scripture: 1 Peter 3:13-4:19, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 01 Jul 2018 15:22:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our study of the letters the Apostle Peter wrote to you and me. Last week we looked at 2:4-12 and we were instructed to live carefully in front of our unbelieving neighbors. We want our lives to lead people to see and praise God, not dismiss God. Well, the passage following verse 12 shows what it looks like to live right in front of unbelievers in relation to very significant relationships that affect our day to day lives. We are continuing today our study of the letters the Apostle Peter wrote to you and me. Last week we looked at 2:4-12 and we were instructed to live carefully in front of our unbelieving neighbors. We want our lives to lead people to see and praise God, not dismiss God. Well, the passage following verse 12 shows what it looks like to live right in front of unbelievers in relation to very significant relationships that affect our day to day lives. We are continuing today our study of the letters the Apostle Peter wrote to you and me. Last week we looked at 2:4-12 and we were instructed to live carefully in front of our unbelieving neighbors. We want our lives to lead people to see and praise God… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2773 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21196775/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livingrightinfrontofunbeliever/id/3107633.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21196775 live,unbelievers,worshippers, Scripture: 1 Peter 2:13-3:12, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 24 Jun 2018 17:41:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What gives you confidence when you enter the room? We all count on something and the crazy thing is, we are all counting on something we will lose. Oh, and if you somehow manage to hold onto it till the very end, well then you die. How’s that for today’s warm fuzzy thought? Hey, I only point to that reality, and it is reality, because it shows how wonderful the opportunity the Lord has for us really is. God has for us an identity, a life, a purpose and there is nothing in this world that can take it or change it. Every circumstance of this world is just a new opportunity to live it. Let’s see what this is all about. Look with me today at 1 Peter 2:4-12 as we continue our summer series, studying the letters from the Apostle Peter to you and me. What gives you confidence when you enter the room? We all count on something and the crazy thing is, we are all counting on something we will lose. Oh, and if you somehow manage to hold onto it till the very end, well then you die. How’s that for today’s warm fuzzy thought? Hey, I only point to that reality, and it is reality, because it shows how wonderful the opportunity the Lord has for us really is. God has for us an identity, a life, a purpose and there is nothing in this world that can take it or change it. Every circumstance of this world is just a new opportunity to live it. Let’s see what this is all about. Look with me today at 1 Peter 2:4-12 as we continue our summer series, studying the letters from the Apostle Peter to you and me. What gives you confidence when you enter the room? We all count on something and the crazy thing is, we are all counting on something we will lose. Oh, and if you somehow manage to hold onto it till the very end, well then you die. How’s that for today… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2556 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21192765/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourgreatoureternalopportunity/id/3103800.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21192765 confidence,purpose, Scripture: 1 Peter 2:4-2:12, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 17 Jun 2018 16:02:08 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about our new Community Groups, how to become involved in them, and how we can use the opportunities provided by them to help neighbor and friends connect with our church, and ultimately with Jesus. Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about our new Community Groups, how to become involved in them, and how we can use the opportunities provided by them to help neighbor and friends connect with our church, and ultimately with Jesus. Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about our new Community Groups, how to become involved in them, and how we can use the opportunities provided by them to help neighbor and friends connect with our church, and ultimately with Jesus.… Rev. Ronnie West 1321 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21188419/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_communitygroups/id/3099829.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21188419 community, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 10 Jun 2018 15:38:47 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to talk today about a very common, but difficult word, idea in the Bible: holiness. It is something we are to strive after. It is a devotion to be like God. It is the path we take from the day we are born again to the day Jesus is revealed to all the world. I want to talk today about a very common, but difficult word, idea in the Bible: holiness. It is something we are to strive after. It is a devotion to be like God. It is the path we take from the day we are born again to the day Jesus is revealed to all the world. I want to talk today about a very common, but difficult word, idea in the Bible: holiness. It is something we are to strive after. It is a devotion to be like God. It is the path we take from the day we are born again to the day Jesus is revealed to al… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2493 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21184489/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_growingholyfromtodaytotheday/id/3096211.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21184489 holy, Scripture: 1 Peter 1:13-2:3, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 03 Jun 2018 20:13:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we started a new series that will take us through the summer, 1 and 2 Peter, letters from the Apostle Peter to you and me on how to live in 2018, how to live in a world where what we value, what we believe is becoming foreign, perhaps even offensive. There are increasing situations right here in the United States where simply believing the Bible, following Jesus, puts you on the outside, and that can result in some negative things. Last week we started a new series that will take us through the summer, 1 and 2 Peter, letters from the Apostle Peter to you and me on how to live in 2018, how to live in a world where what we value, what we believe is becoming foreign, perhaps even offensive. There are increasing situations right here in the United States where simply believing the Bible, following Jesus, puts you on the outside, and that can result in some negative things. Last week we started a new series that will take us through the summer, 1 and 2 Peter, letters from the Apostle Peter to you and me on how to live in 2018, how to live in a world where what we value, what we believe is becoming foreign, perhaps even of… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2626 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21180709/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howmuchismyfaithworth/id/3092608.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21180709 faith, Scripture: 1 Peter 1:1-1:12, Series: Ready To Suffer Wed, 30 May 2018 13:39:58 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1 Peter 1:1-7 is how the apostle Peter opens the first of his two letters, and it is these two letters that we are going to spend the summer studying, and even look at through the lens of some great Old Testament stories. I am so excited to hear God’s word through these letters that are going to speak right to where we are as Americans in 2018. 1 Peter 1:1-7 is how the apostle Peter opens the first of his two letters, and it is these two letters that we are going to spend the summer studying, and even look at through the lens of some great Old Testament stories. I am so excited to hear God’s word through these letters that are going to speak right to where we are as Americans in 2018. 1 Peter 1:1-7 is how the apostle Peter opens the first of his two letters, and it is these two letters that we are going to spend the summer studying, and even look at through the lens of some great Old Testament stories. I am so excited to hear God’s … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2455 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21176814/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_acalltostandandallthatmeansani/id/3089403.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21176814 suffer, Series: Ready To Suffer Sun, 20 May 2018 16:02:44 +0000 Youth Ministry A panel of 5 of our youth, and our youth pastor share during the sermon time for Youth Sunday 2018. A panel of 5 of our youth, and our youth pastor share during the sermon time for Youth Sunday 2018. A panel of 5 of our youth, and our youth pastor share during the sermon time for Youth Sunday 2018.… Youth Ministry 2481 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21172565/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2018/id/3085318.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21172565 youth, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 13 May 2018 18:03:57 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne This morning I want us to look at a story in Scripture about a mother, or more accurately a mother-to-be. As we look at it, I want you to understand the significance of this event. This is one of the most important events in all the Bible and in history. It is God pulling back the curtain and giving us a glimpse at what is about to happen in His plan. It is critical to the whole message of the gospel. This morning I want us to look at a story in Scripture about a mother, or more accurately a mother-to-be. As we look at it, I want you to understand the significance of this event. This is one of the most important events in all the Bible and in history. It is God pulling back the curtain and giving us a glimpse at what is about to happen in His plan. It is critical to the whole message of the gospel. This morning I want us to look at a story in Scripture about a mother, or more accurately a mother-to-be. As we look at it, I want you to understand the significance of this event. This is one of the most important events in all the Bible and in histor… Rev. Mike Osborne 2144 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21168328/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_startlingencounters/id/3081249.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21168328 mother,gospel, Scripture: Luke 1:26-1:38, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 06 May 2018 15:33:30 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Murder pollutes the land. Murder is the stand out piece of pollution that everyone sees and notices, everyone knows someone has to be held accountable. But then Jesus comes along and says, You know there is actually a lot of pollution that leads to a murder polluted land that you’re not noticing or doing anything about. Murder pollutes the land. Murder is the stand out piece of pollution that everyone sees and notices, everyone knows someone has to be held accountable. But then Jesus comes along and says, You know there is actually a lot of pollution that leads to a murder polluted land that you’re not noticing or doing anything about. Murder pollutes the land. Murder is the stand out piece of pollution that everyone sees and notices, everyone knows someone has to be held accountable. But then Jesus comes along and says, You know there is actually a lot of pollution that leads to a m… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2026 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21163229/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livinginacultureofdeathmurder/id/3076632.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21163229 murder, Scripture: Numbers 35:33-35:33, Matthew 5:21-5:21, Series: Living In A Culture Of Death Sun, 29 Apr 2018 15:58:50 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is to be a death penalty for murder. There are questions to answer, problems to work out; and there is the struggle of knowing about anything mankind does, will be done imperfectly; but there is to be a death penalty for murder; and it is the death penalty that places value on life and how sacred it is. There is to be a death penalty for murder. There are questions to answer, problems to work out; and there is the struggle of knowing about anything mankind does, will be done imperfectly; but there is to be a death penalty for murder; and it is the death penalty that places value on life and how sacred it is. There is to be a death penalty for murder. There are questions to answer, problems to work out; and there is the struggle of knowing about anything mankind does, will be done imperfectly; but there is to be a death penalty for murder; and it is the dea… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2600 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21159727/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thedeathpenalty/id/3073337.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21159727 murder,death, Scripture: Genesis 9:6-9:6, Romans 13:1-13:1, Romans 13:4-13:4, Series: Living In A Culture Of Death Sun, 22 Apr 2018 16:29:40 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today in our series on how to live in a culture of death. Last week we established where we are, how we got here, and how we are to live and speak. Today and for the next two Sundays we are going to look at specific issues in a culture of death, with today being on suicide. I am excited to have a friend and fellow pastor with me today, Kevin Skellett, Adult Ministry Team Lead Pastor of Southside Church. We are continuing today in our series on how to live in a culture of death. Last week we established where we are, how we got here, and how we are to live and speak. Today and for the next two Sundays we are going to look at specific issues in a culture of death, with today being on suicide. I am excited to have a friend and fellow pastor with me today, Kevin Skellett, Adult Ministry Team Lead Pastor of Southside Church. We are continuing today in our series on how to live in a culture of death. Last week we established where we are, how we got here, and how we are to live and speak. Today and for the next two Sundays we are going to look at specific issues in a cultur… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2367 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21155549/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livinginacultureofdeathsuicide/id/3069435.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21155549 suicide,death, Scripture: Matthew 12:31-12:32, Series: Living In A Culture Of Death Sun, 15 Apr 2018 16:43:31 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is as important as ever that we understand God’s message of life, believe that message, live that message, share that message; understand what we mean when I say, *message*. Today I actually want to begin the series with the end. The Bible explained 3000 years ago what is happening right now to us today in America. We made a choice. We chose death. We’ll go from today to taking a look at suicide, murder, the death penalty and the answer God has for us in the midst of all this. Is this a fun series? No, but how important for us to think, to speak biblically to what is happening all around us. It is as important as ever that we understand God’s message of life, believe that message, live that message, share that message; understand what we mean when I say, *message*. Today I actually want to begin the series with the end. The Bible explained 3000 years ago what is happening right now to us today in America. We made a choice. We chose death. We’ll go from today to taking a look at suicide, murder, the death penalty and the answer God has for us in the midst of all this. Is this a fun series? No, but how important for us to think, to speak biblically to what is happening all around us. It is as important as ever that we understand God’s message of life, believe that message, live that message, share that message; understand what we mean when I say, *message*. Today I actually want to begin the series with the end. The Bible explained… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2424 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21150255/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ourcultureourmessage/id/3064617.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21150255 death,life,culture,message, Scripture: Deuteronomy 30:15-30:20, Series: Living In A Culture Of Death Sun, 08 Apr 2018 13:56:00 +0000 Rev. Steve Freeman Well I want you to take your bibles as we get started this morning and turn with me to Romans 8. We are going to look at a couple of verses this morning…verses 28 and 29. It is amazing to me how easy it is to quote Romans 8:28 when everything is going my way. But how do you and I respond when things are not working so good. Well I want you to take your bibles as we get started this morning and turn with me to Romans 8. We are going to look at a couple of verses this morning…verses 28 and 29. It is amazing to me how easy it is to quote Romans 8:28 when everything is going my way. But how do you and I respond when things are not working so good. Well I want you to take your bibles as we get started this morning and turn with me to Romans 8. We are going to look at a couple of verses this morning…verses 28 and 29. It is amazing to me how easy it is to quote Romans 8:28 when everything is going … Rev. Steve Freeman 2478 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21145598/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_mystory/id/3060105.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21145598 story,words, Scripture: Romans 8:28-8:29, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 01 Apr 2018 18:08:13 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Thank you for being here and celebrating with us our Lord’s resurrection this Easter weekend. As I say that, I know we are all here for different reasons. We all have a little different story running of what brings us to church today, or any Sunday. I have gone to church all my life, but not for the same reason every time. Thank you for being here and celebrating with us our Lord’s resurrection this Easter weekend. As I say that, I know we are all here for different reasons. We all have a little different story running of what brings us to church today, or any Sunday. I have gone to church all my life, but not for the same reason every time. Thank you for being here and celebrating with us our Lord’s resurrection this Easter weekend. As I say that, I know we are all here for different reasons. We all have a little different story running of what brings us to church today, or any Sunday. I … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1428 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21142108/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whywegotochurch/id/3057032.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21142108 easter,church,resurrection, Scripture: Psalms 100:1-100:5, Romans 5:8-5:10, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 25 Mar 2018 13:58:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Isaiah 53, written 700 years before the cross, perfectly describes the cross and God’s love for us. Now listen to Jesus describe what we just heard Isaiah describe. Read Mark 14:17-24. Isaiah 53, written 700 years before the cross, perfectly describes the cross and God’s love for us. Now listen to Jesus describe what we just heard Isaiah describe. Read Mark 14:17-24. Isaiah 53, written 700 years before the cross, perfectly describes the cross and God’s love for us. Now listen to Jesus describe what we just heard Isaiah describe. Read Mark 14:17-24.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1644 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21136156/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thewonderfulcross/id/3051358.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21136156 palm,easter,cross, Scripture: Exodus 20:1-20:26, Isaiah 53:3-53:6, Mark 14:17-14:24, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 18 Mar 2018 18:40:00 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose Rev. Wes Rose shares about some upcoming missions plans for The Heights Baptist. We also hear from two couples from our church involved in missions. Rev. Wes Rose shares about some upcoming missions plans for The Heights Baptist. We also hear from two couples from our church involved in missions. Rev. Wes Rose shares about some upcoming missions plans for The Heights Baptist. We also hear from two couples from our church involved in missions.… Rev. Wes Rose 2298 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21131601/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missionssunday2018/id/3046860.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21131601 missions, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 11 Mar 2018 15:50:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have spent a couple of weeks now talking about loving Jesus, and loving what Jesus loves. We saw first that Jesus loves the church. Last week, we looked at what it is we would love about this specific, The Heights, as we seek to love what He loves. And today we see that through giving to God and eternity we focus our heart on God and eternity with a wonderful benefit of escaping worry, and being able to trust Him to provide for our needs. We have spent a couple of weeks now talking about loving Jesus, and loving what Jesus loves. We saw first that Jesus loves the church. Last week, we looked at what it is we would love about this specific, The Heights, as we seek to love what He loves. And today we see that through giving to God and eternity we focus our heart on God and eternity with a wonderful benefit of escaping worry, and being able to trust Him to provide for our needs. We have spent a couple of weeks now talking about loving Jesus, and loving what Jesus loves. We saw first that Jesus loves the church. Last week, we looked at what it is we would love about this specific, The Heights, as we seek to love what He loves. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2130 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21126828/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_growingmyloveforesus/id/3042225.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21126828 love,Jesus,church,covet,money, Scripture: Luke 12:13-12:34, Series: Love Jesus, Love Church Sun, 04 Mar 2018 19:26:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The psalmist ached to be in the midst of the worship of God with God’s people. He loved what we would refer to as church. Last week we learned how passionate, how committed, how devoted Jesus is to the Church. Jesus loves the Church, and as His followers, we love what He loves. He is all about the Church, so we are to be all about the Church. The psalmist ached to be in the midst of the worship of God with God’s people. He loved what we would refer to as church. Last week we learned how passionate, how committed, how devoted Jesus is to the Church. Jesus loves the Church, and as His followers, we love what He loves. He is all about the Church, so we are to be all about the Church. The psalmist ached to be in the midst of the worship of God with God’s people. He loved what we would refer to as church. Last week we learned how passionate, how committed, how devoted Jesus is to the Church. Jesus loves the Church, and as His followe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2512 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21122395/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thewhathowwhyoflovingourchurch/id/3038014.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21122395 love,church, Scripture: Psalms 84:1-84:2, Series: Love Jesus, Love Church Sun, 25 Feb 2018 17:55:31 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn While an object, a person, a program may have an impact, none of that should have a greater defining influence on my attitude about the church than Jesus. I am, you are a follower of Christ. My job, your job is to go where He goes, do what He does, say what He says, love what He loves. While an object, a person, a program may have an impact, none of that should have a greater defining influence on my attitude about the church than Jesus. I am, you are a follower of Christ. My job, your job is to go where He goes, do what He does, say what He says, love what He loves. While an object, a person, a program may have an impact, none of that should have a greater defining influence on my attitude about the church than Jesus. I am, you are a follower of Christ. My job, your job is to go where He goes, do what He does, say… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2236 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21117104/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusstilllovesthechurch/id/3033097.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21117104 love,church, Series: Love Jesus, Love Church Sun, 18 Feb 2018 15:48:07 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We live in a world of injustice. It is a dominating reality on this planet. There are injustices that touch entire people groups and others that are felt very privately and personally. Some injustices devastate life and others just make it more difficult. There is justice brought to some injustices, and too many never have their day. There will be a day that Almighty God, the Judge of all, will say, 'Today'. No one knows why that day will be the day, or why it has not already happened. When all is said and done we will praise God for His justice. We live in a world of injustice. It is a dominating reality on this planet. There are injustices that touch entire people groups and others that are felt very privately and personally. Some injustices devastate life and others just make it more difficult. There is justice brought to some injustices, and too many never have their day. There will be a day that Almighty God, the Judge of all, will say, 'Today'. No one knows why that day will be the day, or why it has not already happened. When all is said and done we will praise God for His justice. We live in a world of injustice. It is a dominating reality on this planet. There are injustices that touch entire people groups and others that are felt very privately and personally. Some injustices devastate life and others just make it more difficu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2187 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21111593/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whereisgodinallthisinustice/id/3028353.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21111593 injustice, Scripture: Genesis 18:25-18:25, Romans 12:18-12:18, Revelation 19:1-19:2, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 11 Feb 2018 16:42:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We see God create this relationship in the opening story of creation and humanity. A relationship where we hold fast to one another, we’re one; naked and unashamed. Why would God want us to know they were naked and unashamed? Is that really necessary information? Yes, for God is showing a relationship where there is total acceptance, vulnerability, nothing to hide. There won’t be another relationship like it. We see God create this relationship in the opening story of creation and humanity. A relationship where we hold fast to one another, we’re one; naked and unashamed. Why would God want us to know they were naked and unashamed? Is that really necessary information? Yes, for God is showing a relationship where there is total acceptance, vulnerability, nothing to hide. There won’t be another relationship like it. We see God create this relationship in the opening story of creation and humanity. A relationship where we hold fast to one another, we’re one; naked and unashamed. Why would God want us to know they were naked and unashamed? Is that really necessary i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2516 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21107017/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adatethatsizzles/id/3023975.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21107017 date,sex,naked,unashamed, Scripture: Genesis 2:24-2:25, Proverbs 5:15-5:19, Hebrews 13:5-13:5, Series: 5 Dates for Your Marriage Tue, 06 Feb 2018 15:25:46 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is one of the most important dates because this is the date that gives you wisdom, patience, love, help, strength for all the other dates and all the other issues. This is one of the most important dates because this is the date that gives you wisdom, patience, love, help, strength for all the other dates and all the other issues. This is one of the most important dates because this is the date that gives you wisdom, patience, love, help, strength for all the other dates and all the other issues.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2229 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21103098/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adateforprayingtogether/id/3020275.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21103098 date,prayer, Scripture: Ecclesiastes 4:12-4:12, Acts 1:14-1:14, Series: 5 Dates for Your Marriage Sun, 28 Jan 2018 20:22:29 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are talking about the fighting in our marriage in a way that helps us become one and this is a big one because fighting is clearly what makes us two. My goal today is to talk about what we would do on this date, but we have to have the right motivation going into that date, or maybe the right understanding. We are talking about the fighting in our marriage in a way that helps us become one and this is a big one because fighting is clearly what makes us two. My goal today is to talk about what we would do on this date, but we have to have the right motivation going into that date, or maybe the right understanding. We are talking about the fighting in our marriage in a way that helps us become one and this is a big one because fighting is clearly what makes us two. My goal today is to talk about what we would do on this date, but we have to have the right motiva… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2316 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21097771/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adatetofight/id/3015306.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21097771 date,fight, Scripture: Psalms 4:4-4:4, Romans 12:18-12:20, Ephesians 4:26-4:27, Series: 5 Dates for Your Marriage Sun, 21 Jan 2018 16:37:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So how do we go on a date and discuss money and keep it on where we agree, when there are possibly bills and disagreements at home waiting for us? The purpose of the date is simply to look at what we have already agreed on, see how we are doing, tweak and adjust as needed, and pray. So how do we go on a date and discuss money and keep it on where we agree, when there are possibly bills and disagreements at home waiting for us? The purpose of the date is simply to look at what we have already agreed on, see how we are doing, tweak and adjust as needed, and pray. So how do we go on a date and discuss money and keep it on where we agree, when there are possibly bills and disagreements at home waiting for us? The purpose of the date is simply to look at what we have already agreed on, see how we are doing, tweak … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1996 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21092423/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_adateforourmoneyagreements/id/3010151.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21092423 dating,money, Scripture: Genesis 2:24-2:24, Amos 3:3-3:3, Series: 5 Dates for Your Marriage Sun, 14 Jan 2018 18:52:24 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are starting a series on marriage, and how we use dating to build and work on our marriage. We’re going to talk about 5 specific dates. I want to keep saying, we are going to see principles that apply in all relationships, so if you’re not married, don’t want to be married, there is something for you in this. And you may learn how to support and help another in their marriage. Today we are starting a series on marriage, and how we use dating to build and work on our marriage. We’re going to talk about 5 specific dates. I want to keep saying, we are going to see principles that apply in all relationships, so if you’re not married, don’t want to be married, there is something for you in this. And you may learn how to support and help another in their marriage. Today we are starting a series on marriage, and how we use dating to build and work on our marriage. We’re going to talk about 5 specific dates. I want to keep saying, we are going to see principles that apply in all relationships, so if you’re not mar… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2469 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21087827/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_buildingyourstory/id/3005612.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21087827 dating,marriage, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 10:3-10:5, Philippians 4:8-4:8, Series: 5 Dates for Your Marriage Sun, 07 Jan 2018 19:51:18 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Change is not easy. We need a lot of people to be willing to say, “I’ll change,” and I hope you understand why. It is so more can become a part of our family, more can faithfully follow Christ. The change is about positioning ourselves to bring about our vision and mission. Change is not easy. We need a lot of people to be willing to say, “I’ll change,” and I hope you understand why. It is so more can become a part of our family, more can faithfully follow Christ. The change is about positioning ourselves to bring about our vision and mission. Change is not easy. We need a lot of people to be willing to say, “I’ll change,” and I hope you understand why. It is so more can become a part of our family, more can faithfully follow Christ. The change is about positioning ourselves to bring about o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2279 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21083194/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sotheverymostarefamily/id/3001123.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21083194 change,family,follow, Scripture: Zechariah 8:20-8:23, John 13:36-13:36, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 31 Dec 2017 17:24:25 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne shares 'Resolutions from a Wise Man' from Proverbs 3. Rev. Mike Osborne shares 'Resolutions from a Wise Man' from Proverbs 3. Rev. Mike Osborne shares 'Resolutions from a Wise Man' from Proverbs 3.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1937 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21078777/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_resolutionsfromawiseman/id/2996798.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21078777 wise,resolutions, Scripture: Proverbs 3:1-3:35, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 24 Dec 2017 14:49:54 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Throughout December I have been preaching on a connection between creation and Christmas, showing how Jesus coming to us in what we call Christmas fulfills or addresses issues going all the way back to the beginning of things. Today we see Jesus as the fulfillment to the first announcement, to the promise that we can be restored to God and all that has been lost. Throughout December I have been preaching on a connection between creation and Christmas, showing how Jesus coming to us in what we call Christmas fulfills or addresses issues going all the way back to the beginning of things. Today we see Jesus as the fulfillment to the first announcement, to the promise that we can be restored to God and all that has been lost. Throughout December I have been preaching on a connection between creation and Christmas, showing how Jesus coming to us in what we call Christmas fulfills or addresses issues going all the way back to the beginning of things. Today we see Jesus as the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1207 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21078607/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_apromisekept/id/2996624.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21078607 Christmas,promise,restored,lost, Scripture: Genesis 3:15-3:15, Genesis 4:1-4:1, Genesis 5:6-5:6, Series: Christmas from the Beginning Sun, 17 Dec 2017 16:05:36 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Rest is a part of who God is. Rest is something He has for creation. The seventh day is holy. Holy here means set apart, distinct, not like the others. He blessed this day, and in so doing gives us a principal for living. There is a blessing in rest. There is a blessing in having a day that does not look like the other 6. Rest is a part of who God is. Rest is something He has for creation. The seventh day is holy. Holy here means set apart, distinct, not like the others. He blessed this day, and in so doing gives us a principal for living. There is a blessing in rest. There is a blessing in having a day that does not look like the other 6. Rest is a part of who God is. Rest is something He has for creation. The seventh day is holy. Holy here means set apart, distinct, not like the others. He blessed this day, and in so doing gives us a principal for living. There is a blessing in rest. T… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2012 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21071190/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ontheseventhdayrest/id/2989473.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21071190 rest, Scripture: Genesis 2:2-2:3, Exodus 20:8-20:11, Matthew 1:18-1:21, Series: Christmas from the Beginning Sun, 03 Dec 2017 19:41:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our Christmas series will take us back, further back than our memory or traditions. It will take us back to Genesis. I want us to see Christmas at the beginning of time, and have a greater appreciation of the wonder, the consistency, the love and power of our God. Our Christmas series will take us back, further back than our memory or traditions. It will take us back to Genesis. I want us to see Christmas at the beginning of time, and have a greater appreciation of the wonder, the consistency, the love and power of our God. Our Christmas series will take us back, further back than our memory or traditions. It will take us back to Genesis. I want us to see Christmas at the beginning of time, and have a greater appreciation of the wonder, the consistency, the love and power… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1965 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21062613/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lettherebelight/id/2981506.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21062613 Christmas,light,love, Scripture: Genesis 1:1-1:3, Colossians 1:15-1:19, John 1:9-1:11, Series: Christmas from the Beginning Sun, 26 Nov 2017 16:53:47 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we come to the Table, God has some concerns. Believers have tended to come here and miss the importance of unity, memory, and handling this in a way that is just worthy of what has been done for us. It is easy to come to this table and think it is all about me, all about me and God. No, it is not. It is much more about you and the church family together with God. As we come to the Table, God has some concerns. Believers have tended to come here and miss the importance of unity, memory, and handling this in a way that is just worthy of what has been done for us. It is easy to come to this table and think it is all about me, all about me and God. No, it is not. It is much more about you and the church family together with God. As we come to the Table, God has some concerns. Believers have tended to come here and miss the importance of unity, memory, and handling this in a way that is just worthy of what has been done for us. It is easy to come to this table and think it is a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2081 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21058172/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_unitymemoryworthy/id/2977317.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21058172 communion,table,unity, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-11:31, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 19 Nov 2017 16:28:05 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Two weeks ago we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. So we have confess, bless, and now our third step, and you are trying to think of what rhymes, right, thankfulness. If we forget to acknowledge God, and that is thankfulness, if we forget we begin to take credit for all that God has done and provided for us. Two weeks ago we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. So we have confess, bless, and now our third step, and you are trying to think of what rhymes, right, thankfulness. If we forget to acknowledge God, and that is thankfulness, if we forget we begin to take credit for all that God has done and provided for us. Two weeks ago we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. So we have confess, bless, and now our third step, and you are trying to think of what rhymes, right, thankfulness. If… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2306 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21055332/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_preparingforthebestthanksgivin/id/2974715.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21055332 thanksgiving,thankfulness, Scripture: Deuteronomy 8:9-8:11, Psalms 103:1-103:5, Romans 1:28-1:31, Series: Best Thanksgiving Ever Mon, 13 Nov 2017 03:42:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. We sometimes refer to giving thanks as counting our blessings. And that simply means to take time to think on the good things, the blessings in your life. Last week we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. We sometimes refer to giving thanks as counting our blessings. And that simply means to take time to think on the good things, the blessings in your life. Last week we said the first step to the best holiday or Thanksgiving ever was confess. Step two takes us from confess to bless. We sometimes refer to giving thanks as counting our blessings. And that simply means to take time to think on the good thing… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1850 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21051733/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_preparingforthebestthanksgivin/id/2971258.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21051733 thanksgiving,bless,blessing,thanks, Scripture: Acts 20:35-20:35, Series: Best Thanksgiving Ever Sun, 05 Nov 2017 18:04:59 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Well as we start gearing up for Thanksgiving and this season, I want to do a three-week series that I pray will put us all in a place to have our best thanksgiving ever. We can’t control all of our family, or who will win the game, or a host of other things that make life good or bad; but we can set ourselves up for the best thanksgiving ever. And would you believe it is three pretty simple ideas. They will be things you can do before each Sunday ends. Well as we start gearing up for Thanksgiving and this season, I want to do a three-week series that I pray will put us all in a place to have our best thanksgiving ever. We can’t control all of our family, or who will win the game, or a host of other things that make life good or bad; but we can set ourselves up for the best thanksgiving ever. And would you believe it is three pretty simple ideas. They will be things you can do before each Sunday ends. Well as we start gearing up for Thanksgiving and this season, I want to do a three-week series that I pray will put us all in a place to have our best thanksgiving ever. We can’t control all of our family, or who will win the game, or a host of other t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2502 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21046147/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_preparingforthebestthanksgivin/id/2965844.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21046147 thanksgiving,best, Scripture: Psalms 32:1-32:5, Ephesians 5:3-5:4, Philippians 4:6-4:6, Series: Best Thanksgiving Ever Sun, 29 Oct 2017 16:21:55 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When I say work, we’re not talking about working our way to heaven, for Christ has done that work, and it is only His work that will bring us safely, joyously into heaven. But when I say, work, I am talking about the activity of a Christ-follower. And reaching and coaching might well sum up that work. When I say work, we’re not talking about working our way to heaven, for Christ has done that work, and it is only His work that will bring us safely, joyously into heaven. But when I say, work, I am talking about the activity of a Christ-follower. And reaching and coaching might well sum up that work. When I say work, we’re not talking about working our way to heaven, for Christ has done that work, and it is only His work that will bring us safely, joyously into heaven. But when I say, work, I am talking about the activity of a Christ-follower. And … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2607 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21041451/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thework/id/2961353.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21041451 reach,coach, Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:5-4:5, Series: God-Sized Dreams Sun, 22 Oct 2017 13:51:29 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne We cannot move up the vertical toward God and remain at the bottom in the horizontal. We cannot truly build the relationships with others to what they should be without deepening our relationship with God. It is all about connecting with God and connecting with others. It is about serving – as something done for the Lord and not for people. We cannot move up the vertical toward God and remain at the bottom in the horizontal. We cannot truly build the relationships with others to what they should be without deepening our relationship with God. It is all about connecting with God and connecting with others. It is about serving – as something done for the Lord and not for people. We cannot move up the vertical toward God and remain at the bottom in the horizontal. We cannot truly build the relationships with others to what they should be without deepening our relationship with God. It is all about connecting with God and connec… Rev. Mike Osborne 1830 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21037378/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thepeoplemeasures/id/2957452.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21037378 connect,relationships,serving, Scripture: Genesis 2:18-2:18, Matthew 20:28-20:28, Series: God-Sized Dreams Sun, 15 Oct 2017 19:39:17 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now, we are calling this a measurement, meaning I need to measure my worship, which is basically measuring obedience and what thrills our heart. Am I growing in obedience to the Lord? Is the worth of Him leading me to tell the truth, look away from porn, forgive my enemy, pray, gather with God’s people and sing. Or not? And if it is no, go back to mercy. I mean really, without mercy what is it we think we have? Now, we are calling this a measurement, meaning I need to measure my worship, which is basically measuring obedience and what thrills our heart. Am I growing in obedience to the Lord? Is the worth of Him leading me to tell the truth, look away from porn, forgive my enemy, pray, gather with God’s people and sing. Or not? And if it is no, go back to mercy. I mean really, without mercy what is it we think we have? Now, we are calling this a measurement, meaning I need to measure my worship, which is basically measuring obedience and what thrills our heart. Am I growing in obedience to the Lord? Is the worth of Him leading me to tell the truth, look away from por… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3173 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21032137/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegift/id/2952496.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21032137 measurement,worship,mercy, Scripture: 1 Chronicles 21:16-21:30, Romans 12:1-12:1, Series: God-Sized Dreams Sun, 08 Oct 2017 19:45:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How am I growing? How am I worshiping? Where am I investing? Where am I connecting? Where am I serving? Who am I reaching? Who am I coaching? I don’t think we can imagine or think big enough of what God would do through that. But that is our goal and we start today by teaching these 7 measures. We are looking at the first one today, *How am I growing?* How am I growing? How am I worshiping? Where am I investing? Where am I connecting? Where am I serving? Who am I reaching? Who am I coaching? I don’t think we can imagine or think big enough of what God would do through that. But that is our goal and we start today by teaching these 7 measures. We are looking at the first one today, *How am I growing?* How am I growing? How am I worshiping? Where am I investing? Where am I connecting? Where am I serving? Who am I reaching? Who am I coaching? I don’t think we can imagine or think big enough of what God would do through that. But that is our goal and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2325 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21026953/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_themeasures/id/2947480.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21026953 measures,growing, Scripture: Hebrews 5:11-6:3, Series: God-Sized Dreams Sun, 01 Oct 2017 14:06:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn While our vision is to be a church our community can’t imagine being without, our mission is: Building relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. Last week I said for us to become that church the community can’t imagine being without it is going to be as important as ever before that we be connected. While our vision is to be a church our community can’t imagine being without, our mission is: Building relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. Last week I said for us to become that church the community can’t imagine being without it is going to be as important as ever before that we be connected. While our vision is to be a church our community can’t imagine being without, our mission is: Building relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. Last week I said for us to become that church the community can’t imagine being wit… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2866 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21023011/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_themission/id/2943701.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21023011 mission,God-sized, Scripture: Acts 2:42-2:47, Acts 4:32-4:33, Acts 5:12-5:14, Series: God-Sized Dreams Mon, 25 Sep 2017 14:10:30 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We must build relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. God has given us great love to experience and a great life to live here at The Heights and we want to share it with all who would hear and receive. We want to be the best, most visible force for good in the 804. We are going to take time this fall in the sermon series and life group to see what that means to us as individuals and as a church. We must build relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. God has given us great love to experience and a great life to live here at The Heights and we want to share it with all who would hear and receive. We want to be the best, most visible force for good in the 804. We are going to take time this fall in the sermon series and life group to see what that means to us as individuals and as a church. We must build relationships that connect all people to God-sized life and love. God has given us great love to experience and a great life to live here at The Heights and we want to share it with all who would hear and receive. We want to be the best, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2553 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21017811/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theheightsbaptiststorybackandb/id/2938661.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21017811 God-sized,relationships,804, Scripture: Ephesians 3:20-3:20, Series: God-Sized Dreams Sun, 17 Sep 2017 20:25:35 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can we even imagine not being afraid of what will be on the news tonight? Not afraid of all the rumors about the shut down? Not afraid of the call from the doctor’s office? A life not afraid . . . is that real? Can we even imagine not being afraid of what will be on the news tonight? Not afraid of all the rumors about the shut down? Not afraid of the call from the doctor’s office? A life not afraid . . . is that real? Can we even imagine not being afraid of what will be on the news tonight? Not afraid of all the rumors about the shut down? Not afraid of the call from the doctor’s office? A life not afraid . . . is that real?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2034 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21014237/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_breakingnews/id/2935230.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21014237 sin,forgiveness,peace, Scripture: Psalms 112:7-112:7, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 10 Sep 2017 14:09:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Churches have reputations, good or bad, they all do. Some have reputations that cross the country. Most churches reputation is held to a community. Good or bad they are known for a pastor, a style of worship, a work they do, the way they treat visitors, maybe some event in their past. Sometimes it is what the church wanted the community to know them as, and sometimes not. Churches have reputations, good or bad, they all do. Some have reputations that cross the country. Most churches reputation is held to a community. Good or bad they are known for a pastor, a style of worship, a work they do, the way they treat visitors, maybe some event in their past. Sometimes it is what the church wanted the community to know them as, and sometimes not. Churches have reputations, good or bad, they all do. Some have reputations that cross the country. Most churches reputation is held to a community. Good or bad they are known for a pastor, a style of worship, a work they do, the way they treat visitors… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1683 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21008654/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_knownforprayer/id/2929950.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21008654 church,reputation,prayer, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 1:1-1:3, 1 Thessalonians 1:8-1:8, Series: Make It Prayer Sun, 03 Sep 2017 21:33:14 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte We can have the best intentions in rising children with a strong faith but if you don’t have a plan in place other than taking them to church, my experience tells me at best parents will only pass on a moderate to faith at best or children with no faith at all. We can have the best intentions in rising children with a strong faith but if you don’t have a plan in place other than taking them to church, my experience tells me at best parents will only pass on a moderate to faith at best or children with no faith at all. We can have the best intentions in rising children with a strong faith but if you don’t have a plan in place other than taking them to church, my experience tells me at best parents will only pass on a moderate to faith at best or children with no fait… Rev. Jerry Witte 2913 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21005043/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_familyvalue/id/2926653.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21005043 family,value,faith, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 27 Aug 2017 18:41:18 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Are we a people living life on purpose, on mission? Are we on the mission Jesus, our King, sent us on? America needs us to be on the mission of our King more than ever before. They don’t know that, and wouldn’t ask. But it is the only chance they, the country we love, has. Are we a people living life on purpose, on mission? Are we on the mission Jesus, our King, sent us on? America needs us to be on the mission of our King more than ever before. They don’t know that, and wouldn’t ask. But it is the only chance they, the country we love, has. Are we a people living life on purpose, on mission? Are we on the mission Jesus, our King, sent us on? America needs us to be on the mission of our King more than ever before. They don’t know that, and wouldn’t ask. But it is the only chance they, the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2618 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21000096/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_onmission/id/2921886.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/21000096 mission,purpose,country, Scripture: Matthew 28:18-28:20, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 20 Aug 2017 18:32:43 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne What do we want out of life? A sense of satisfaction, fulfillment, purpose? Where do we go looking for it? Only in Christ, can you see the full truth about God and about yourself, and that's what you've been searching for all your life. What do we want out of life? A sense of satisfaction, fulfillment, purpose? Where do we go looking for it? Only in Christ, can you see the full truth about God and about yourself, and that's what you've been searching for all your life. What do we want out of life? A sense of satisfaction, fulfillment, purpose? Where do we go looking for it? Only in Christ, can you see the full truth about God and about yourself, and that's what you've been searching for all your life.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1929 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20995705/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_donttrustabrokenlink/id/2917850.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20995705 broken,link,satisfaction,fulfillment,purpose,Christ, Scripture: Colossians 1:8-2:10, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 13 Aug 2017 18:24:47 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne When there's fulfillment, when there's beauty, when we see God as He truly is - an endless reservoir of fascination - boredom becomes impossible.In heaven we'll be filled with joy and eternal pleasures. When there's fulfillment, when there's beauty, when we see God as He truly is - an endless reservoir of fascination - boredom becomes impossible.In heaven we'll be filled with joy and eternal pleasures. When there's fulfillment, when there's beauty, when we see God as He truly is - an endless reservoir of fascination - boredom becomes impossible.In heaven we'll be filled with joy and eternal pleasures.… Rev. Mike Osborne 2077 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20991189/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_heavensitinerary/id/2913468.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20991189 heaven,fascination,boring, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 06 Aug 2017 14:00:56 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Where is the best place you have ever gone? What is that bucket list destination that you have dreamed about? For the next couple of weeks, I want us to think about a destination. It is not the beach, the mountains, or the lake. It is not a bucket list destination, but it is an ultimate one. It is talked about in the book of Hebrews. Where is the best place you have ever gone? What is that bucket list destination that you have dreamed about? For the next couple of weeks, I want us to think about a destination. It is not the beach, the mountains, or the lake. It is not a bucket list destination, but it is an ultimate one. It is talked about in the book of Hebrews. Where is the best place you have ever gone? What is that bucket list destination that you have dreamed about? For the next couple of weeks, I want us to think about a destination. It is not the beach, the mountains, or the lake. It is not a bucket l… Rev. Mike Osborne 1767 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20986150/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourtraveldestination/id/2908596.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20986150 heaven,destination, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 30 Jul 2017 15:18:57 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West as he talks about Celebrate Recovery, and how we should not let fear immobilize us, but we should move forward doing what God wants us to do. Rev. Ronnie West as he talks about Celebrate Recovery, and how we should not let fear immobilize us, but we should move forward doing what God wants us to do. Rev. Ronnie West as he talks about Celebrate Recovery, and how we should not let fear immobilize us, but we should move forward doing what God wants us to do.… Rev. Ronnie West 2738 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20982772/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatreallymatters/id/2905452.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20982772 fear, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 23 Jul 2017 14:42:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I think as I have gone through this series the thing that has struck me is that I do not think enough on the promises of God, step out in faith enough on the promises of God. I am guessing the same is true for most of us. Why is that? Do we just not believe in promises anymore? These promises hold everything we need for whatever we faced last week, or will deal with in the coming week. They have everything we need to live life on purpose, not alone, with strength and wisdom. God’s promises are everything, and everything is yes in Jesus. I think as I have gone through this series the thing that has struck me is that I do not think enough on the promises of God, step out in faith enough on the promises of God. I am guessing the same is true for most of us. Why is that? Do we just not believe in promises anymore? These promises hold everything we need for whatever we faced last week, or will deal with in the coming week. They have everything we need to live life on purpose, not alone, with strength and wisdom. God’s promises are everything, and everything is yes in Jesus. I think as I have gone through this series the thing that has struck me is that I do not think enough on the promises of God, step out in faith enough on the promises of God. I am guessing the same is true for most of us. Why is that? Do we just not be… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2836 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20982305/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodwhywecantrustgods/id/2904990.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20982305 promises,trust, Series: Promises Sun, 16 Jul 2017 20:56:36 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn My guess is every one of us here has known the anxiety, the fear of being left, and not only left, but maybe left for good, because that is how you think when you are four. Don’t we all stand on the sidewalk at some point between the age of maybe 4-8 and wonder if our parents remembered they were to pick us up. Getting left is awful. We should be able to imagine how the disciples felt when Jesus straight up told them He was going to leave them. These are guys, as imperfect as they might be, have devoted everything they are and have to Jesus. They have followed Him for 3 years. They did leave all to follow Him. They were for a time probably unparalleled in their devotion to Christ, and it has cost them. And now He says He’s leaving! Wait! What! What about the kingdom? What about making everything right? It’s still a mess in this world, and You’re just leaving? Let’s listen to this conversation. My guess is every one of us here has known the anxiety, the fear of being left, and not only left, but maybe left for good, because that is how you think when you are four. Don’t we all stand on the sidewalk at some point between the age of maybe 4-8 and wonder if our parents remembered they were to pick us up. Getting left is awful. We should be able to imagine how the disciples felt when Jesus straight up told them He was going to leave them. These are guys, as imperfect as they might be, have devoted everything they are and have to Jesus. They have followed Him for 3 years. They did leave all to follow Him. They were for a time probably unparalleled in their devotion to Christ, and it has cost them. And now He says He’s leaving! Wait! What! What about the kingdom? What about making everything right? It’s still a mess in this world, and You’re just leaving? Let’s listen to this conversation. My guess is every one of us here has known the anxiety, the fear of being left, and not only left, but maybe left for good, because that is how you think when you are four. Don’t we all stand on the sidewalk at some point between the age of maybe 4-8 a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1852 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20973688/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodiamcomingbacktoge/id/2896623.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20973688 promises,return, Scripture: John 14:1-14:6, Revelation 19:4-19:16, Revelation 22:20-22:20, Series: Promises Sun, 09 Jul 2017 14:08:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have all been wronged and treated unfairly. I think there are injustices we end up laughing at, move on from, and really, just forget about all together. But some aren’t that easy. There are injustices that change the course of life. Injustices that left us alone, left us with pain, left us without the ability to trust anyone. God cares about what has happened to us, and He has a way through it and a promise to hold onto. Look with me at Romans 12. Our focus is going to be verses 17-21, but I want to begin reading in verse 9. We have all been wronged and treated unfairly. I think there are injustices we end up laughing at, move on from, and really, just forget about all together. But some aren’t that easy. There are injustices that change the course of life. Injustices that left us alone, left us with pain, left us without the ability to trust anyone. God cares about what has happened to us, and He has a way through it and a promise to hold onto. Look with me at Romans 12. Our focus is going to be verses 17-21, but I want to begin reading in verse 9. We have all been wronged and treated unfairly. I think there are injustices we end up laughing at, move on from, and really, just forget about all together. But some aren’t that easy. There are injustices that change the course of life. Injustices that… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2134 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20967862/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodustice/id/2891244.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20967862 promises,justice, Scripture: Romans 12:17-12:21, Series: Promises Sun, 02 Jul 2017 16:14:47 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West shares about freedom, not just the freedom we have gained in this country from the sacrifices of men and women, but ultimately about the freedom we have in Jesus Christ from the bondage of sin. Rev. Ronnie West shares about freedom, not just the freedom we have gained in this country from the sacrifices of men and women, but ultimately about the freedom we have in Jesus Christ from the bondage of sin. Rev. Ronnie West shares about freedom, not just the freedom we have gained in this country from the sacrifices of men and women, but ultimately about the freedom we have in Jesus Christ from the bondage of sin.… Rev. Ronnie West 2256 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20964434/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_freedom/id/2887942.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20964434 freedom, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 25 Jun 2017 16:39:33 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Just think, because He never leaves, He is already there when we call out to Him in prayer. He already knows what is going on, knows what led you to pray and knows perfectly how to help. He is there in love, devotion and commitment to you. He is there to help you. He promises. Just think, because He never leaves, He is already there when we call out to Him in prayer. He already knows what is going on, knows what led you to pray and knows perfectly how to help. He is there in love, devotion and commitment to you. He is there to help you. He promises. Just think, because He never leaves, He is already there when we call out to Him in prayer. He already knows what is going on, knows what led you to pray and knows perfectly how to help. He is there in love, devotion and commitment to you. He is there … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1210 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20959369/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodnoexit/id/2882971.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20959369 promises,love,exit, Scripture: Hebrews 13:5-13:6, Series: Promises Sun, 18 Jun 2017 18:49:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13 We have kind of made this verse the spiritual mantra, the pump me up before the big game, the big meeting, the big opportunity. It is a promise that seems to imply God wants me to be a winner. God wants me to be the man. Is this verse just for whatever I want to apply it to and my success? Let’s read the whole context. Philippians 4:11-14 I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13 We have kind of made this verse the spiritual mantra, the pump me up before the big game, the big meeting, the big opportunity. It is a promise that seems to imply God wants me to be a winner. God wants me to be the man. Is this verse just for whatever I want to apply it to and my success? Let’s read the whole context. Philippians 4:11-14 I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. – Philippians 4:13 We have kind of made this verse the spiritual mantra, the pump me up before the big game, the big meeting, the big opportunity. It is a promise that seems to imply God wants me to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2052 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20954958/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodicaninhim/id/2878837.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20954958 promises,calls,enables, Scripture: Philippians 4:13-4:13, Series: Promises Sun, 11 Jun 2017 14:57:09 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God calls us not to worry, but to trust, with a promise that He will make straight our path through this challenge, this problem, this decision. We have four verbs in our passage: trust, lean, acknowledge and make straight. Three are imperatives or commands for us to do and one is a promise for us to claim. The main idea is simply: trust the Lord, with the next two verbs amplifying what is involved in trusting, one being a negative and one a positive. One thing we are not doing when we trust the Lord and one thing we are doing when we are trusting Him, giving ourselves the opportunity to see Him fulfill a promise to make straight our way. God calls us not to worry, but to trust, with a promise that He will make straight our path through this challenge, this problem, this decision. We have four verbs in our passage: trust, lean, acknowledge and make straight. Three are imperatives or commands for us to do and one is a promise for us to claim. The main idea is simply: trust the Lord, with the next two verbs amplifying what is involved in trusting, one being a negative and one a positive. One thing we are not doing when we trust the Lord and one thing we are doing when we are trusting Him, giving ourselves the opportunity to see Him fulfill a promise to make straight our way. God calls us not to worry, but to trust, with a promise that He will make straight our path through this challenge, this problem, this decision. We have four verbs in our passage: trust, lean, acknowledge and make straight. Three are imperatives or com… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2262 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20951093/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodtomakethewaywork/id/2875146.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20951093 promises,trust,straight, Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-3:6, Series: Promises Sun, 04 Jun 2017 20:42:26 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Does God hear my prayers? There is so much in that question, much more than just “Do prayers get beyond the ceiling, does God hear my voice?” Bigger questions inside of does God hear. Aren’t we really asking, “Does God care?” “Am I important to God?” “Is what is important to me important to Him?” Being heard is big. Does God hear my prayers? There is so much in that question, much more than just “Do prayers get beyond the ceiling, does God hear my voice?” Bigger questions inside of does God hear. Aren’t we really asking, “Does God care?” “Am I important to God?” “Is what is important to me important to Him?” Being heard is big. Does God hear my prayers? There is so much in that question, much more than just “Do prayers get beyond the ceiling, does God hear my voice?” Bigger questions inside of does God hear. Aren’t we really asking, “Does God care?” “Am I important to God?” “… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2438 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20946311/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodhehears/id/2870568.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20946311 promises,prayer,hear, Scripture: Psalms 116:1-116:2, Jeremiah 29:12-29:12, 1 John 5:14-5:14, Series: Promises Sun, 28 May 2017 15:36:10 +0000 Brad Atkinson Sunday, May 28, 2017 was Youth Sunday at The Heights. One of our students, Brad Atkinson, shared about why we as Christians serve. Sunday, May 28, 2017 was Youth Sunday at The Heights. One of our students, Brad Atkinson, shared about why we as Christians serve. Sunday, May 28, 2017 was Youth Sunday at The Heights. One of our students, Brad Atkinson, shared about why we as Christians serve.… Brad Atkinson 1751 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20939571/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whydoweserve/id/2864700.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20939571 youth,serve, Series: Standalone Sun, 21 May 2017 14:11:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I don’t know what your experience has been with promises, but I sure pray as we go through this series that your heart is open to the most incredible Promise-Maker, Promise-Keeper God is. He fulfills every promise, never disappoints, never comes up short. And we need those promises. His promises are not luxuries to make life more comfortable, but necessities to make life work. I don’t know what your experience has been with promises, but I sure pray as we go through this series that your heart is open to the most incredible Promise-Maker, Promise-Keeper God is. He fulfills every promise, never disappoints, never comes up short. And we need those promises. His promises are not luxuries to make life more comfortable, but necessities to make life work. I don’t know what your experience has been with promises, but I sure pray as we go through this series that your heart is open to the most incredible Promise-Maker, Promise-Keeper God is. He fulfills every promise, never disappoints, never comes up sho… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2533 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20934587/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisesofgodawaybacktofellows/id/2859958.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20934587 promises,fellowship, Scripture: 1 John 1:7-1:9, Series: Promises Sun, 14 May 2017 14:17:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are starting today a lengthy series today that will carry us to the end of July on the Promises of God. There will be 9 messages and that won’t even come close to exploring all the different promises God makes to us, who the Promise Maker is, what all they can mean in our lives; but hopefully it is enough to strengthen and encourage our walk with the Lord and get us on our own to exploring more of the promises and all there is in them for our lives. We are starting today a lengthy series today that will carry us to the end of July on the Promises of God. There will be 9 messages and that won’t even come close to exploring all the different promises God makes to us, who the Promise Maker is, what all they can mean in our lives; but hopefully it is enough to strengthen and encourage our walk with the Lord and get us on our own to exploring more of the promises and all there is in them for our lives. We are starting today a lengthy series today that will carry us to the end of July on the Promises of God. There will be 9 messages and that won’t even come close to exploring all the different promises God makes to us, who the Promise Maker is, what a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2158 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20930004/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_promisestheresapurposeforyouth/id/2855512.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20930004 promises,purpose,fulfilled, Scripture: Psalms 138:8-138:8, Series: Promises Sun, 07 May 2017 19:27:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is it going to mean for us to be a Christ-follower in America? Our fears and challenges, while new to us, are not new. Jesus told us we will be hated, even killed for loving Him. There is significant New Testament instruction on living in a broken world against you. One passage, 1 Peter 4:12-19, speaks directly to how we live in a world of suffering, decay and decline that also hates us. It is not our passage today, but provides a good backdrop for what I will read. What is it going to mean for us to be a Christ-follower in America? Our fears and challenges, while new to us, are not new. Jesus told us we will be hated, even killed for loving Him. There is significant New Testament instruction on living in a broken world against you. One passage, 1 Peter 4:12-19, speaks directly to how we live in a world of suffering, decay and decline that also hates us. It is not our passage today, but provides a good backdrop for what I will read. What is it going to mean for us to be a Christ-follower in America? Our fears and challenges, while new to us, are not new. Jesus told us we will be hated, even killed for loving Him. There is significant New Testament instruction on living in a broken… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2559 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20926424/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livingforchristinabrokenworldt/id/2852231.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20926424 Christ-follower,suffering,future,home,trust, Scripture: 1 Peter 3:13-3:17, Series: After The Cross Sun, 30 Apr 2017 19:21:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are looking today at how the power of the resurrection will help us navigate politics. I wondered if when I announced that on Easter if it would sound odd to link the resurrection with politics. Those are such different things, different worlds. But I believe, like many of you, that God’s word gives instruction and guidance on every area of life; and that would have to include politics because it so profoundly affects our lives. Those who hope in the resurrection have the biblical responsibility to influence their government. We are looking today at how the power of the resurrection will help us navigate politics. I wondered if when I announced that on Easter if it would sound odd to link the resurrection with politics. Those are such different things, different worlds. But I believe, like many of you, that God’s word gives instruction and guidance on every area of life; and that would have to include politics because it so profoundly affects our lives. Those who hope in the resurrection have the biblical responsibility to influence their government. We are looking today at how the power of the resurrection will help us navigate politics. I wondered if when I announced that on Easter if it would sound odd to link the resurrection with politics. Those are such different things, different worlds. But… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2388 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20921782/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godlyinfluenceonworldlypolitic/id/2847788.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20921782 resurrection,politics, Scripture: Matthew 5:13-5:16, Ephesians 2:10-2:10, Series: After The Cross Sun, 23 Apr 2017 15:04:17 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Would you like to know what the resurrection has for your relationships? Well, the rest of the world also wants to know what believing in Jesus does for your relationships. So since they are watching and wanting to see, for that here is our operating principle for all relationships, from good to bad, intimate to stranger, for those of us who hope in Christ: As Christ did for me. Would you like to know what the resurrection has for your relationships? Well, the rest of the world also wants to know what believing in Jesus does for your relationships. So since they are watching and wanting to see, for that here is our operating principle for all relationships, from good to bad, intimate to stranger, for those of us who hope in Christ: As Christ did for me. Would you like to know what the resurrection has for your relationships? Well, the rest of the world also wants to know what believing in Jesus does for your relationships. So since they are watching and wanting to see, for that here is our operating p… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2887 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20921580/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aschristdidforme/id/2847593.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20921580 truth,relationships,respect, Scripture: Ephesians 4:25-4:32, Philippians 3:10-3:10, Series: After The Cross Sun, 16 Apr 2017 14:17:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Hope, the confident expectation it can get better, it can still happen; and that belief is powerful. It gives energy to our body and soul. It can bring a smile in the most difficult situations and be what gets us up to try one more time. Almost anything can happen when we have hope and there is maybe nothing worse than losing it. Hope, the confident expectation it can get better, it can still happen; and that belief is powerful. It gives energy to our body and soul. It can bring a smile in the most difficult situations and be what gets us up to try one more time. Almost anything can happen when we have hope and there is maybe nothing worse than losing it. Hope, the confident expectation it can get better, it can still happen; and that belief is powerful. It gives energy to our body and soul. It can bring a smile in the most difficult situations and be what gets us up to try one more time. Almost anythin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1719 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20911676/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easter2017hope/id/2838173.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20911676 hope,Easter,Jesus, Scripture: Luke 24:13-24:35, Series: Standalone Mon, 10 Apr 2017 19:28:34 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Join us for our Palm Sunday service. Join us for our Palm Sunday service. Join us for our Palm Sunday service.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 4022 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20906462/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_palmsunday2017/id/2833177.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20906462 palm,sunday,easter,communion, Series: Standalone Sun, 02 Apr 2017 13:51:55 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you are new to the series, we’ve been looking at the biblical definition of the Gospel found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-8. In this definition, we have three clear pieces of the gospel, the first two we have already looked at: Christ died for our sins, and Christ was buried. So that brings us to the third piece, maybe the most exciting and hope filled piece of the gospel: the resurrection. Jesus Christ is alive! Let’s continue to study this great Gospel. If you are new to the series, we’ve been looking at the biblical definition of the Gospel found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-8. In this definition, we have three clear pieces of the gospel, the first two we have already looked at: Christ died for our sins, and Christ was buried. So that brings us to the third piece, maybe the most exciting and hope filled piece of the gospel: the resurrection. Jesus Christ is alive! Let’s continue to study this great Gospel. If you are new to the series, we’ve been looking at the biblical definition of the Gospel found in 1 Corinthians 15:1-8. In this definition, we have three clear pieces of the gospel, the first two we have already looked at: Christ died for our sins, an… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2596 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20901168/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thisisthegospelresurrection/id/2828968.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20901168 gospel,Christ,sin,death,burial,resurrection, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-15:8, Series: This Is The Gospel Sun, 26 Mar 2017 19:31:19 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week in our efforts to study, to understand, to celebrate the gospel we looked at death. Christ died, Christ experienced death as a payment for our sins. His blood and death was substituted for ours, because by the power of God He could recover, while we could not. This second idea, burial at first glance maybe doesn’t seem so big. We might even wonder why it had to be stated. Seems kind of obvious and not really an addition to information we need in understanding the gospel. But it is very important to understanding that not only did He die, but He went to the place of the dead. Last week in our efforts to study, to understand, to celebrate the gospel we looked at death. Christ died, Christ experienced death as a payment for our sins. His blood and death was substituted for ours, because by the power of God He could recover, while we could not. This second idea, burial at first glance maybe doesn’t seem so big. We might even wonder why it had to be stated. Seems kind of obvious and not really an addition to information we need in understanding the gospel. But it is very important to understanding that not only did He die, but He went to the place of the dead. Last week in our efforts to study, to understand, to celebrate the gospel we looked at death. Christ died, Christ experienced death as a payment for our sins. His blood and death was substituted for ours, because by the power of God He could recover, w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2632 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20896698/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thisisthegospelburial/id/2823887.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20896698 gospel,Christ,sin,death,burial,resurrection, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-15:8, Series: This Is The Gospel Sun, 19 Mar 2017 15:45:29 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This series is going to be made up of three messages around the words death, burial, and resurrection. So, today we start with death. The gospel, the good news, is Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and honestly, you can spend a lifetime unpacking that. This series is going to be made up of three messages around the words death, burial, and resurrection. So, today we start with death. The gospel, the good news, is Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and honestly, you can spend a lifetime unpacking that. This series is going to be made up of three messages around the words death, burial, and resurrection. So, today we start with death. The gospel, the good news, is Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, and honestly, you can spend a life… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2884 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20891144/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thisisthegospeldeath/id/2818642.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20891144 gospel,Christ,sin,death,burial,resurrection, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 15:1-15:8, 1 Corinthians 15:16-15:17, 1 Corinthians 15:32-15:32, Series: This Is The Gospel Sun, 12 Mar 2017 16:05:25 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose Rev. Wes Rose, our missions pastor, shares about mission opportunities and partnerships through our church. Rev. Wes Rose, our missions pastor, shares about mission opportunities and partnerships through our church. Rev. Wes Rose, our missions pastor, shares about mission opportunities and partnerships through our church.… Rev. Wes Rose 2198 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20885398/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missionsunday2017/id/2813309.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20885398 missions, Series: Standalone Sun, 26 Feb 2017 19:43:02 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Let me say it again, giving is not about bargaining with God to get an answer to prayer, to get a bill paid, to get our kids sent to college. Giving is about our heart and our priority. And God makes a promise that when our heart and priorities are His, we are not going to do without what is needed. So now we are just left with, 'Do I believe Him?' He says, 'Test Me, see what I can do.' Let me say it again, giving is not about bargaining with God to get an answer to prayer, to get a bill paid, to get our kids sent to college. Giving is about our heart and our priority. And God makes a promise that when our heart and priorities are His, we are not going to do without what is needed. So now we are just left with, 'Do I believe Him?' He says, 'Test Me, see what I can do.' Let me say it again, giving is not about bargaining with God to get an answer to prayer, to get a bill paid, to get our kids sent to college. Giving is about our heart and our priority. And God makes a promise that when our heart and priorities are His… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1960 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20875379/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_astoryofheavensmathorgodsfaith/id/2803623.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20875379 giving, test, believe, Scripture: Haggai 1:4-1:6, Malachi 3:8-3:10, Matthew 6:33-6:33, Series: First Things First Sun, 19 Feb 2017 22:09:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Is this a place that is building what God wants built so that I can join God in what He is doing? Is this a place where I with confidence can put first things first? Look with me at Haggai 1:1-9; 2:6-8. Is this a place that is building what God wants built so that I can join God in what He is doing? Is this a place where I with confidence can put first things first? Look with me at Haggai 1:1-9; 2:6-8. Is this a place that is building what God wants built so that I can join God in what He is doing? Is this a place where I with confidence can put first things first? Look with me at Haggai 1:1-9; 2:6-8.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2791 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20870330/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_firstthingsfirstgodshouse/id/2798941.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20870330 money,service,first, Scripture: Haggai 1:1-1:9, Haggai 2:6-2:8, Series: First Things First Sun, 12 Feb 2017 20:31:30 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne What is on your prayer list? Maybe it is some of the same things – jobs, houses, retirement. Maybe we try to go more spiritual with our prayer list. Perhaps it is a closer walk with God or spiritual maturity. Do we have a list of things for which we consistently pray? What is on your prayer list? Maybe it is some of the same things – jobs, houses, retirement. Maybe we try to go more spiritual with our prayer list. Perhaps it is a closer walk with God or spiritual maturity. Do we have a list of things for which we consistently pray? What is on your prayer list? Maybe it is some of the same things – jobs, houses, retirement. Maybe we try to go more spiritual with our prayer list. Perhaps it is a closer walk with God or spiritual maturity. Do we have a list of things for which we co… Rev. Mike Osborne 2270 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20865209/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prayforthelost/id/2793725.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20865209 prayer,lost, Series: Make It Prayer Sun, 29 Jan 2017 15:16:59 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here we are already at our 4th sermon in our series on prayer. Man, what can happen when we become even more a person, a family, a church that prays, prays fervently. I am not sure we can imagine. There is prayer, there is faith that moves mountains. I don’t think we always see a lot of that; but I want to. I want us to see it here at The Heights every week. So let’s keep leaning into this prayer thing. Today I hope will be a very practical how to. Here we are already at our 4th sermon in our series on prayer. Man, what can happen when we become even more a person, a family, a church that prays, prays fervently. I am not sure we can imagine. There is prayer, there is faith that moves mountains. I don’t think we always see a lot of that; but I want to. I want us to see it here at The Heights every week. So let’s keep leaning into this prayer thing. Today I hope will be a very practical how to. Here we are already at our 4th sermon in our series on prayer. Man, what can happen when we become even more a person, a family, a church that prays, prays fervently. I am not sure we can imagine. There is prayer, there is faith that moves mountains. I… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2928 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20855658/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtohaveadailydevotedtimeofpr/id/2784395.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20855658 prayer,guide,how-to, Scripture: Matthew 6:9-6:13, Series: Make It Prayer Sun, 22 Jan 2017 21:58:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As you might guess, we are not looking today at everything Jesus teaches about prayer through the Gospels, but I think what we just read gives us plenty to work on, and more importantly, give the most insecure of us in prayer a bit of confidence. Jesus takes all the pressure off of praying impressively. As you might guess, we are not looking today at everything Jesus teaches about prayer through the Gospels, but I think what we just read gives us plenty to work on, and more importantly, give the most insecure of us in prayer a bit of confidence. Jesus takes all the pressure off of praying impressively. As you might guess, we are not looking today at everything Jesus teaches about prayer through the Gospels, but I think what we just read gives us plenty to work on, and more importantly, give the most insecure of us in prayer a bit of confidence. Jesu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2525 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20849991/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusonprayer/id/2779091.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20849991 prayer,Jesus, Scripture: Matthew 6:6-7:11, Series: Make It Prayer Sun, 15 Jan 2017 18:28:52 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Nehemiah goes on the same list as a George Washington, a Winston Churchill. He is a man’s man, a General among generals, a godly man among the priests, a leader of all for all. What I want us to see today is that this great man was a powerful man of prayer. We are continuing today our series on prayer. Nehemiah goes on the same list as a George Washington, a Winston Churchill. He is a man’s man, a General among generals, a godly man among the priests, a leader of all for all. What I want us to see today is that this great man was a powerful man of prayer. We are continuing today our series on prayer. Nehemiah goes on the same list as a George Washington, a Winston Churchill. He is a man’s man, a General among generals, a godly man among the priests, a leader of all for all. What I want us to see today is that this great man was a powerful man of pr… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2867 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20844745/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_nehemiahonprayer/id/2773955.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20844745 prayer,Nehemiah, Scripture: Nehemiah 1:4-1:11, Nehemiah 2:1-2:5, Series: Make It Prayer Mon, 09 Jan 2017 03:31:42 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is one thing though that may bring us closer to Him, help us experience Him, know Him, and trust Him more than ever before. That one thing is prayer. Prayer, is where we discover His will, walk in His power, rest in His knowledge, and enjoy His presence. Prayer is where we can do the most for others. Prayer, is where we live life in God. There is one thing though that may bring us closer to Him, help us experience Him, know Him, and trust Him more than ever before. That one thing is prayer. Prayer, is where we discover His will, walk in His power, rest in His knowledge, and enjoy His presence. Prayer is where we can do the most for others. Prayer, is where we live life in God. There is one thing though that may bring us closer to Him, help us experience Him, know Him, and trust Him more than ever before. That one thing is prayer. Prayer, is where we discover His will, walk in His power, rest in His knowledge, and enjoy His p… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2036 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20837802/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_someopeningthoughtsontheonethi/id/2767265.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20837802 prayer, Scripture: Jeremiah 33:3-33:3, Series: Make It Prayer Sun, 01 Jan 2017 16:21:22 +0000 Rev. James Ford Rev. James Ford shares about a new ministry that he is moving on to, and also about his walk with the Lord in the decisions leading up to this new opportunity. Rev. James Ford shares about a new ministry that he is moving on to, and also about his walk with the Lord in the decisions leading up to this new opportunity. Rev. James Ford shares about a new ministry that he is moving on to, and also about his walk with the Lord in the decisions leading up to this new opportunity.… Rev. James Ford 2421 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20835838/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeanddoctrine/id/2765387.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20835838 life,doctrine,change, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 25 Dec 2016 21:12:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas really is all about a gift. I am not referring to the gifts we give each other as important as those can be, or bizarre, or unnecessary; but the gift that God gives us. The real Christmas story is about God giving something of infinite value to Him so there could be an infinite and eternal value to us. God gave us His Son. Christmas really is all about a gift. I am not referring to the gifts we give each other as important as those can be, or bizarre, or unnecessary; but the gift that God gives us. The real Christmas story is about God giving something of infinite value to Him so there could be an infinite and eternal value to us. God gave us His Son. Christmas really is all about a gift. I am not referring to the gifts we give each other as important as those can be, or bizarre, or unnecessary; but the gift that God gives us. The real Christmas story is about God giving something of infinite value … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1012 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20831485/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegift/id/2761258.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20831485 gift,Christmas, Scripture: John 3:16-3:16, Romans 10:9-10:9, Romans 10:13-10:13, Series: Stolen Holiday: Trading Outrage for Opportuni Sun, 18 Dec 2016 22:10:18 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn While everyone in America may not know, may not honor the reason for the season, we have a lot in common with them at this time of year, and this series is exploring how we use those commonalities as a bridge to sharing the true Christmas story. One of those commonalities experienced this time of year is anticipation. While everyone in America may not know, may not honor the reason for the season, we have a lot in common with them at this time of year, and this series is exploring how we use those commonalities as a bridge to sharing the true Christmas story. One of those commonalities experienced this time of year is anticipation. While everyone in America may not know, may not honor the reason for the season, we have a lot in common with them at this time of year, and this series is exploring how we use those commonalities as a bridge to sharing the true Christmas story. One of… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1684 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20828697/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anticipationfulfilled/id/2758647.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20828697 anticipation,holiday, Scripture: Matthew 1:22-1:22, Matthew 2:5-2:5, Series: Stolen Holiday: Trading Outrage for Opportuni Sun, 04 Dec 2016 16:59:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Listen, we are a people of the Gospel, that means a people here to communicate Good News! Christ followers are in the communication business and when something we are saying makes no sense, we have to fix that, not the world. “Hey world, respect what I believe and celebrate it with me,” is not good news and is not going to communicate well. It takes some work and thought, but I think what is going on in America gives us a great opportunity to communicate this good news, especially at Christmas. Listen, we are a people of the Gospel, that means a people here to communicate Good News! Christ followers are in the communication business and when something we are saying makes no sense, we have to fix that, not the world. “Hey world, respect what I believe and celebrate it with me,” is not good news and is not going to communicate well. It takes some work and thought, but I think what is going on in America gives us a great opportunity to communicate this good news, especially at Christmas. Listen, we are a people of the Gospel, that means a people here to communicate Good News! Christ followers are in the communication business and when something we are saying makes no sense, we have to fix that, not the world. “Hey world, respect what I… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2261 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20819770/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_isthereagodandisheinterestedin/id/2749987.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20819770 stolen,holiday,christmas,communicate, Scripture: 1 Peter 3:14-3:15, Matthew 1:1-1:23, Series: Stolen Holiday: Trading Outrage for Opportuni Mon, 28 Nov 2016 14:45:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Holidays are so shaped by our family, the time and the conversations we have together, and that can mean something very good or something very bad. You know what else is really shaped by our relationship as a family, the time we spend together, the conversations we have? The Lord’s Supper. Which is an interesting thought because we tend to approach this table in a very private manner, a place of doing personal business with God. And yes, there is an element of that, but we have perhaps as American Christians neglected to understand that this is much more of family moment, than a private one. Holidays are so shaped by our family, the time and the conversations we have together, and that can mean something very good or something very bad. You know what else is really shaped by our relationship as a family, the time we spend together, the conversations we have? The Lord’s Supper. Which is an interesting thought because we tend to approach this table in a very private manner, a place of doing personal business with God. And yes, there is an element of that, but we have perhaps as American Christians neglected to understand that this is much more of family moment, than a private one. Holidays are so shaped by our family, the time and the conversations we have together, and that can mean something very good or something very bad. You know what else is really shaped by our relationship as a family, the time we spend together, the con… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2382 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20814751/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_inaworthyway/id/2745313.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20814751 communion,family, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-11:33, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 20 Nov 2016 22:44:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we conclude our series on the protection of gratitude. Gratitude, that protects our outlook on life, our relationship with others, and even with God. Now, does our relationship with God need protecting. I don’t know. Have you ever asked, *What is God doing? Where is He? Why doesn’t He answer?* These are very real and very tough questions. They are the questions than can make Thanksgiving difficult. And they are questions dealt with by some of the greatest people of faith. As a matter of fact, maybe the greatest person of faith ever. Today we conclude our series on the protection of gratitude. Gratitude, that protects our outlook on life, our relationship with others, and even with God. Now, does our relationship with God need protecting. I don’t know. Have you ever asked, *What is God doing? Where is He? Why doesn’t He answer?* These are very real and very tough questions. They are the questions than can make Thanksgiving difficult. And they are questions dealt with by some of the greatest people of faith. As a matter of fact, maybe the greatest person of faith ever. Today we conclude our series on the protection of gratitude. Gratitude, that protects our outlook on life, our relationship with others, and even with God. Now, does our relationship with God need protecting. I don’t know. Have you ever asked, *What is… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2132 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20811143/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theprotectionofgratitudeinourr/id/2741832.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20811143 gratitude,relationship, Scripture: Isaiah 55:8-55:9, Matthew 11:2-11:6, Series: The Protection Of Gratitude Sun, 13 Nov 2016 17:30:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our series on the incredible importance of gratitude for our lives and well-being. It protects our relationships with others, our outlook on life, and our relationship with God. Today our focus is on how it protects our outlook on life. We are continuing today our series on the incredible importance of gratitude for our lives and well-being. It protects our relationships with others, our outlook on life, and our relationship with God. Today our focus is on how it protects our outlook on life. We are continuing today our series on the incredible importance of gratitude for our lives and well-being. It protects our relationships with others, our outlook on life, and our relationship with God. Today our focus is on how it protects our outlook … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2376 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20806385/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theprotectionofgratitudeinouro/id/2737475.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20806385 protection,gratitude,life, Scripture: Genesis 5:1-50:26, Romans 8:28-8:28, Series: The Protection Of Gratitude Sun, 06 Nov 2016 16:03:42 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Gratefulness is what keeps you from building a horde of hate. Gratefulness is what keeps you from trapping yourself in an asylum of anger. Gratefulness is the only path to loving and forgiving which is crucial to living in and enjoying relationship. Gratefulness is what keeps you from building a horde of hate. Gratefulness is what keeps you from trapping yourself in an asylum of anger. Gratefulness is the only path to loving and forgiving which is crucial to living in and enjoying relationship. Gratefulness is what keeps you from building a horde of hate. Gratefulness is what keeps you from trapping yourself in an asylum of anger. Gratefulness is the only path to loving and forgiving which is crucial to living in and enjoying relationship.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2680 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20800714/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theprotectionofgratitudeinourr/id/2732032.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20800714 protection,gratefulness,gratitude, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 13:7-13:7, Series: The Protection Of Gratitude Sun, 30 Oct 2016 15:16:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Prayer is our priority activity. It is our primary initiative and response. We don’t post or tweet first, we pray first. We don’t unfriend first, we pray first. We don’t vote first, we pray first. Prayer is our breathing. It is how we stay alive. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=glgimqN0KB Prayer is our priority activity. It is our primary initiative and response. We don’t post or tweet first, we pray first. We don’t unfriend first, we pray first. We don’t vote first, we pray first. Prayer is our breathing. It is how we stay alive. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=glgimqN0KB Prayer is our priority activity. It is our primary initiative and response. We don’t post or tweet first, we pray first. We don’t unfriend first, we pray first. We don’t vote first, we pray first. Prayer is our breathing. It is how we stay alive. Se… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2381 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20795859/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_pray/id/2727450.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20795859 vote,politics,election,pray, Scripture: 1 Timothy 2:1-2:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 23 Oct 2016 19:46:50 +0000 Rev. James Ford A topic like this one challenges us because the Bible does not speak to movies or R-rated movies per se, AND it is a very new thing in human history. So we are challenged with applying the wisdom and requirements of scripture to new frontiers. A topic like this one challenges us because the Bible does not speak to movies or R-rated movies per se, AND it is a very new thing in human history. So we are challenged with applying the wisdom and requirements of scripture to new frontiers. A topic like this one challenges us because the Bible does not speak to movies or R-rated movies per se, AND it is a very new thing in human history. So we are challenged with applying the wisdom and requirements of scripture to new frontiers.… Rev. James Ford 2381 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20791315/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_caniwatchrratedmovies/id/2723173.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20791315 movies,r-rated, Series: Can I? Mon, 17 Oct 2016 03:58:23 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God loves you. Your baggage is a problem. The sin, the failure makes you very much not like God, not like His heaven. And we can’t unload it like it was never there. That is why there is a heaviness in our soul. It is why we can be unsatisfied when we should be satisfied, unhappy when we should be happy. But God loves you and it says here that it pleased Him to send Jesus to unpack the sin, carry what we could not, pay the penalty. God loves you. Your baggage is a problem. The sin, the failure makes you very much not like God, not like His heaven. And we can’t unload it like it was never there. That is why there is a heaviness in our soul. It is why we can be unsatisfied when we should be satisfied, unhappy when we should be happy. But God loves you and it says here that it pleased Him to send Jesus to unpack the sin, carry what we could not, pay the penalty. God loves you. Your baggage is a problem. The sin, the failure makes you very much not like God, not like His heaven. And we can’t unload it like it was never there. That is why there is a heaviness in our soul. It is why we can be unsatisfied when we … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1455 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20786452/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hereswaterwhynotnow/id/2718613.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20786452 sin,penalty,baggage, Scripture: Acts 8:27-8:38, Isaiah 53:1-53:12, Matthew 11:28-11:28, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 09 Oct 2016 12:55:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Can I drink? I guessing some are thinking, 'Is this a question?' Funny thing though is that some think it is not a question because the answer is obviously no, while others think it is not a question because the answer is obviously yes. I think that makes this a question. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=aRKFADqPb1 Can I drink? I guessing some are thinking, 'Is this a question?' Funny thing though is that some think it is not a question because the answer is obviously no, while others think it is not a question because the answer is obviously yes. I think that makes this a question. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=aRKFADqPb1 Can I drink? I guessing some are thinking, 'Is this a question?' Funny thing though is that some think it is not a question because the answer is obviously no, while others think it is not a question because the answer is obviously yes. I think that ma… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2585 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20778424/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canidrink/id/2711034.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20778424 drink,alcohol, Scripture: Psalms 104:14-104:15, Isaiah 25:6-25:6, Proverbs 23:29-23:33, Series: Can I? Sun, 02 Oct 2016 19:16:15 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What I want to do this morning is build a biblical check list for working through this. It is a starting place. I want to be clear what I am not talking about. I am not talking about guns for hunting. This is not about police or military that carry a weapon and kill under the authority of the state, which God allows in Romans 13. I am talking about carrying a gun for self-defense. What I want to do this morning is build a biblical check list for working through this. It is a starting place. I want to be clear what I am not talking about. I am not talking about guns for hunting. This is not about police or military that carry a weapon and kill under the authority of the state, which God allows in Romans 13. I am talking about carrying a gun for self-defense. What I want to do this morning is build a biblical check list for working through this. It is a starting place. I want to be clear what I am not talking about. I am not talking about guns for hunting. This is not about police or military that carry a w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2135 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20776570/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canicarryagun/id/2709300.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20776570 value,life,law, Scripture: Genesis 9:6-9:6, Romans 13:1-13:7, Ecclesiastes 3:3-3:3, Series: Can I? Sun, 25 Sep 2016 17:18:26 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our series called Can I? Today’s topic is can I develop my own sexuality, sexual identity, sexual values? That almost sounds silly in today’s context. I mean it is your body. Right to privacy. And the biggest of all in our culture, your feelings, your truth. And this has brought us to a place in our culture where almost nothing is wrong. We are continuing today our series called Can I? Today’s topic is can I develop my own sexuality, sexual identity, sexual values? That almost sounds silly in today’s context. I mean it is your body. Right to privacy. And the biggest of all in our culture, your feelings, your truth. And this has brought us to a place in our culture where almost nothing is wrong. We are continuing today our series called Can I? Today’s topic is can I develop my own sexuality, sexual identity, sexual values? That almost sounds silly in today’s context. I mean it is your body. Right to privacy. And the biggest of all in our cultu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2618 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20770668/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canidevelopmyownsexuality/id/2703747.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20770668 sex,love,feelings,control,trust, Scripture: Matthew 5:27-5:28, 1 Thessalonians 4:3-4:8, Series: Can I? Sun, 18 Sep 2016 15:04:04 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Good morning and welcome to The Heights and to a new series called Can I. We are going to explore a variety of topics like drinking to carrying a gun to how we entertain ourselves; and the goal is not as much yes or no, but how we come to that answer and how we live that answer in a way that serves people around us. Us, now that is an interesting word in light of today’s particular topic: Can I do my own spiritual thing or do I always have to think about us? Good morning and welcome to The Heights and to a new series called Can I. We are going to explore a variety of topics like drinking to carrying a gun to how we entertain ourselves; and the goal is not as much yes or no, but how we come to that answer and how we live that answer in a way that serves people around us. Us, now that is an interesting word in light of today’s particular topic: Can I do my own spiritual thing or do I always have to think about us? Good morning and welcome to The Heights and to a new series called Can I. We are going to explore a variety of topics like drinking to carrying a gun to how we entertain ourselves; and the goal is not as much yes or no, but how we come to that answer a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2794 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20768043/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canidomyownspiritualthing/id/2701264.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20768043 individualism,body, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:12-12:13, Hebrews 10:24-10:25, 1 Peter 2:4-2:5, Series: Can I? Sun, 11 Sep 2016 20:30:41 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is a problem in our communities, in our nation, between blacks and police officers. The problem is much bigger than that, but it seems that is where the problem is most glaringly showing itself. As I read this passage it seems to me that the church ought to be trying to discover what role we can play in bringing harmony and peace to racism. There is a problem in our communities, in our nation, between blacks and police officers. The problem is much bigger than that, but it seems that is where the problem is most glaringly showing itself. As I read this passage it seems to me that the church ought to be trying to discover what role we can play in bringing harmony and peace to racism. There is a problem in our communities, in our nation, between blacks and police officers. The problem is much bigger than that, but it seems that is where the problem is most glaringly showing itself. As I read this passage it seems to me that the chur… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2769 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20761604/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_blackandblue/id/2695069.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20761604 black,blue,racism,peace, Scripture: Romans 12:9-12:18, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 04 Sep 2016 22:14:58 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Our Next Generation Pastor, Rev. Jerry Witte, shares about how the church and family can work together to make the best use of time to impact and help our children to grow up in the Lord. Our Next Generation Pastor, Rev. Jerry Witte, shares about how the church and family can work together to make the best use of time to impact and help our children to grow up in the Lord. Our Next Generation Pastor, Rev. Jerry Witte, shares about how the church and family can work together to make the best use of time to impact and help our children to grow up in the Lord.… Rev. Jerry Witte 2398 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20756456/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_playingforkeeps/id/2690199.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20756456 time,love,words,stories,tribe,fun, Scripture: Psalms 90:12-90:12, Series: Standalone Sun, 28 Aug 2016 16:08:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here at The Heights one of core values is sharing the Good News. We want to be faithful as the church gathered that in all we are and do, the Good News is being shared. We also want to help you, the church scattered back into the world at the end of each Sunday to be able to carry that Good News into your work place, schools, daily lives and relationships. Here at The Heights one of core values is sharing the Good News. We want to be faithful as the church gathered that in all we are and do, the Good News is being shared. We also want to help you, the church scattered back into the world at the end of each Sunday to be able to carry that Good News into your work place, schools, daily lives and relationships. Here at The Heights one of core values is sharing the Good News. We want to be faithful as the church gathered that in all we are and do, the Good News is being shared. We also want to help you, the church scattered back into the world at the end of ea… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2256 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20750628/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anything/id/2684669.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20750628 salvation,rescue,hell, Scripture: 2 Timothy 2:10-2:10, 2 Corinthians 11:24-11:27, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 21 Aug 2016 16:13:20 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We cannot separate our relationship with God from our relationship with people. There is no situation where I am right and good with God, while there is hate and anger in my heart for a person, a race, a kind of people. To love God is to love people. We cannot separate our relationship with God from our relationship with people. There is no situation where I am right and good with God, while there is hate and anger in my heart for a person, a race, a kind of people. To love God is to love people. We cannot separate our relationship with God from our relationship with people. There is no situation where I am right and good with God, while there is hate and anger in my heart for a person, a race, a kind of people. To love God is to love people.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3122 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20746416/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_realcompassionforwho/id/2680722.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20746416 compassion,race,love, Scripture: Luke 10:25-10:37, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 14 Aug 2016 19:10:12 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Last week and this we have been looking at When Life Seems Off Course. Wouldn’t it be great if life had some kind of a guarantee? Well, it kind of does. Today I want to talk to you about God’s Lifetime Guarantee. Let’s turn to Romans 8:28. Last week and this we have been looking at When Life Seems Off Course. Wouldn’t it be great if life had some kind of a guarantee? Well, it kind of does. Today I want to talk to you about God’s Lifetime Guarantee. Let’s turn to Romans 8:28. Last week and this we have been looking at When Life Seems Off Course. Wouldn’t it be great if life had some kind of a guarantee? Well, it kind of does. Today I want to talk to you about God’s Lifetime Guarantee. Let’s turn to Romans 8:28.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1919 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20741736/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenlifeseemsoffcoursegodslife/id/2676264.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20741736 guarantee, Scripture: Romans 8:28-8:28, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 07 Aug 2016 20:21:54 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today, I want to talk to those who are trying to live for God, trying to follow the examples of Jesus, trying to do things right and your life still feels out of order! You know what is worse than coming across a drink machine with an out of order sign? OK, well, lots of things, right? But I am specifically talking about a drink machine with no sign, but when you put your money in nothing comes out! And to make matters worse, it keeps your money! You invested in it, but you got nothing in return. That is how some of you feel with your Christian life right at the moment. You invested, you bought in, but it is not turning out like you thought. Today, I want to talk to those who are trying to live for God, trying to follow the examples of Jesus, trying to do things right and your life still feels out of order! You know what is worse than coming across a drink machine with an out of order sign? OK, well, lots of things, right? But I am specifically talking about a drink machine with no sign, but when you put your money in nothing comes out! And to make matters worse, it keeps your money! You invested in it, but you got nothing in return. That is how some of you feel with your Christian life right at the moment. You invested, you bought in, but it is not turning out like you thought. Today, I want to talk to those who are trying to live for God, trying to follow the examples of Jesus, trying to do things right and your life still feels out of order! You know what is worse than coming across a drink machine with an out of order sig… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2126 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20736982/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenlifeseemsoffcoursewhenlife/id/2671781.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20736982 out,of,order, Scripture: 1 Peter 3:13-3:17, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 31 Jul 2016 14:10:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn A number of years ago here at The Heights we began a good deeds ministry called Chrestos. We called it Chrestos because in Romans 2:4 it says our good deeds would lead to repentance and Gods kindness. Chrestos is the Greek word for kindness. Chrestos is not actually a word, at least not in our language. And so without intending to we kind of created our own little secret code word. So Chrestos is getting a name change to . . . Love804. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=PbSy5y8jA A number of years ago here at The Heights we began a good deeds ministry called Chrestos. We called it Chrestos because in Romans 2:4 it says our good deeds would lead to repentance and Gods kindness. Chrestos is the Greek word for kindness. Chrestos is not actually a word, at least not in our language. And so without intending to we kind of created our own little secret code word. So Chrestos is getting a name change to . . . Love804. Sermon Notes: https://notes.subsplash.com/fill-in/view?doc=PbSy5y8jA A number of years ago here at The Heights we began a good deeds ministry called Chrestos. We called it Chrestos because in Romans 2:4 it says our good deeds would lead to repentance and Gods kindness. Chrestos is the Greek word for kindness. Chrestos i… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2291 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20732294/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_love804/id/2667293.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20732294 love804,chrestos, Scripture: Matthew 5:16-5:16, 1 Corinthians 15:58-15:58, Galatians 6:7-6:7, Series: Love 804 Mon, 25 Jul 2016 03:39:42 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West examines John 21:7-19 this week. Rev. Ronnie West examines John 21:7-19 this week. Rev. Ronnie West examines John 21:7-19 this week.… Rev. Ronnie West 1674 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20727239/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_rightwhereyouare/id/2662554.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20727239 Jesus,love, Scripture: John 21:7-21:19, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 17 Jul 2016 18:56:40 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn While Satan’s power is fully controlled by the sovereign and good purposes of God, his power is real and the harm it does is real. We just cried out to the Lord over that harm and where we feel it, but we don’t stop there. Strive for faith and hope in the midst of suffering, but stand in the victory. While Satan’s power is fully controlled by the sovereign and good purposes of God, his power is real and the harm it does is real. We just cried out to the Lord over that harm and where we feel it, but we don’t stop there. Strive for faith and hope in the midst of suffering, but stand in the victory. While Satan’s power is fully controlled by the sovereign and good purposes of God, his power is real and the harm it does is real. We just cried out to the Lord over that harm and where we feel it, but we don’t stop there. Strive for faith and hope in … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1941 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20722147/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_victoryanddefeat/id/2657669.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20722147 satan,God,power, Scripture: Psalms 105:1-105:2, Series: Satan: the god of this world Sun, 10 Jul 2016 22:45:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How much power does Satan have? Satan has as much power as God allows and not one bit more. Satan plays the exact role God intends for him to play. So really, I don’t need to know how much power Satan has because I know who holds all the power. His name is Jesus. How much power does Satan have? Satan has as much power as God allows and not one bit more. Satan plays the exact role God intends for him to play. So really, I don’t need to know how much power Satan has because I know who holds all the power. His name is Jesus. How much power does Satan have? Satan has as much power as God allows and not one bit more. Satan plays the exact role God intends for him to play. So really, I don’t need to know how much power Satan has because I know who holds all the power. His nam… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2748 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20716990/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godsdevil/id/2652824.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20716990 satan,devil,power, Scripture: Genesis 1:1-1:4, Genesis 50:20-50:20, Series: Satan: the god of this world Sun, 03 Jul 2016 13:00:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Knowing that Satan’s first order of business every day is to twist this word in your life so you doubt it; means we must give our greatest efforts to know, understand, and live this Word. We have to know God’s word. Knowing that Satan’s first order of business every day is to twist this word in your life so you doubt it; means we must give our greatest efforts to know, understand, and live this Word. We have to know God’s word. Knowing that Satan’s first order of business every day is to twist this word in your life so you doubt it; means we must give our greatest efforts to know, understand, and live this Word. We have to know God’s word.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2512 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20709743/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_twistanddoubt/id/2648192.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20709743 twist,doubt,consequences, Scripture: Genesis 2:16-2:17, Genesis 3:1-3:6, Series: Satan: the god of this world Sun, 26 Jun 2016 20:42:11 +0000 Rev. James Ford We will look at Ephesians 2:1-10. These passages will help us get four perspectives on Satan's influence: the battle from the air, the battle on the ground, the battle in the person,the battle in time. We will look at Ephesians 2:1-10. These passages will help us get four perspectives on Satan's influence: the battle from the air, the battle on the ground, the battle in the person,the battle in time. We will look at Ephesians 2:1-10. These passages will help us get four perspectives on Satan's influence: the battle from the air, the battle on the ground, the battle in the person,the battle in time.… Rev. James Ford 2364 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20707633/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_battlelines/id/2643969.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20707633 satan,battle, Scripture: Ephesians 2:1-2:10, Series: Satan: the god of this world Sun, 19 Jun 2016 18:09:16 +0000 Rev. James Ford Ephesians six says that we have an enemy, he is nearer than you think, and we need a people that can SEE. When it comes to the idea of Satan, there is unbelief, ignorance, embarrassment, and inaction. Much of that is a failure of perception. 2 Corinthians calls him the god of this world. We have had our perception shaped by poor pictures of Satan and this world. We desperately need new eyes. That’s what this series if for. Ephesians 6:11-18 would have us see an enemy, a battle ground, resources, and a body. Ephesians six says that we have an enemy, he is nearer than you think, and we need a people that can SEE. When it comes to the idea of Satan, there is unbelief, ignorance, embarrassment, and inaction. Much of that is a failure of perception. 2 Corinthians calls him the god of this world. We have had our perception shaped by poor pictures of Satan and this world. We desperately need new eyes. That’s what this series if for. Ephesians 6:11-18 would have us see an enemy, a battle ground, resources, and a body. Ephesians six says that we have an enemy, he is nearer than you think, and we need a people that can SEE. When it comes to the idea of Satan, there is unbelief, ignorance, embarrassment, and inaction. Much of that is a failure of perception. 2 Corinthi… Rev. James Ford 2401 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20702595/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hostileterritory/id/2639158.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20702595 satan,unbelief,perception,world, Scripture: Ephesians 6:10-6:20, Series: Satan: the god of this world Sun, 12 Jun 2016 19:12:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I believe my soul, our soul was created just for this: to know the living God, the Almighty, the Most Holy, the First and the Last, the Ancient of Days, the Great I am, the Everlasting Father, as our good, good Father. Jesus wanted us to know God as our Father. I believe my soul, our soul was created just for this: to know the living God, the Almighty, the Most Holy, the First and the Last, the Ancient of Days, the Great I am, the Everlasting Father, as our good, good Father. Jesus wanted us to know God as our Father. I believe my soul, our soul was created just for this: to know the living God, the Almighty, the Most Holy, the First and the Last, the Ancient of Days, the Great I am, the Everlasting Father, as our good, good Father. Jesus wanted us to know God as ou… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1322 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20697254/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_goodgoodfather/id/2634037.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20697254 good,father, Scripture: Matthew 6:9-6:9, Romans 8:15-8:15, Series: Standalone Sun, 05 Jun 2016 20:13:35 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to share something with you today personal to my home. Karen and I have 4 kids and have now been through 4 High School graduations. After graduation I gave each one of my kids a priority list of how to finish here and how to start there. Now that I have shared it with all four of them I’d like to share it with you as I believe it has application to a variety of beginnings and endings. I want to share something with you today personal to my home. Karen and I have 4 kids and have now been through 4 High School graduations. After graduation I gave each one of my kids a priority list of how to finish here and how to start there. Now that I have shared it with all four of them I’d like to share it with you as I believe it has application to a variety of beginnings and endings. I want to share something with you today personal to my home. Karen and I have 4 kids and have now been through 4 High School graduations. After graduation I gave each one of my kids a priority list of how to finish here and how to start there. Now tha… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2497 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20693624/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_closingchaptersandwritingnewon/id/2630688.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20693624 chapters,goals,plans, Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:1-3:8, Series: Standalone Sun, 29 May 2016 14:13:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I would like to suggest today that if we live worthy, are worthy of the life Jesus laid down for us, that we will also accomplish being worthy of the soldiers who laid down their lives for us. I can’t imagine a right and good way that honors a soldier, but not the Lord, or vice versa. So let me share a couple thoughts from this passage of how we live worthy of the gospel and in doing that we live worthy of every soldier who laid down their lives so we could freely follow our Savior here in the United States. I would like to suggest today that if we live worthy, are worthy of the life Jesus laid down for us, that we will also accomplish being worthy of the soldiers who laid down their lives for us. I can’t imagine a right and good way that honors a soldier, but not the Lord, or vice versa. So let me share a couple thoughts from this passage of how we live worthy of the gospel and in doing that we live worthy of every soldier who laid down their lives so we could freely follow our Savior here in the United States. I would like to suggest today that if we live worthy, are worthy of the life Jesus laid down for us, that we will also accomplish being worthy of the soldiers who laid down their lives for us. I can’t imagine a right and good way that honors a soldier,… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1999 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20687748/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthyoflifegiven/id/2625168.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20687748 worthy,life,soldier,memorial, Scripture: Philippians 1:27-1:30, Series: Standalone Sun, 22 May 2016 18:11:41 +0000 Randy Hahn Randy Hahn, one of our graduating youth, shares the Word today as part of our 2016 Youth Sunday. Randy Hahn, one of our graduating youth, shares the Word today as part of our 2016 Youth Sunday. Randy Hahn, one of our graduating youth, shares the Word today as part of our 2016 Youth Sunday.… Randy Hahn 885 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20683487/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2016/id/2621069.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20683487 youth, Series: Standalone Sun, 15 May 2016 19:43:12 +0000 Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our services today. Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin is a uniquely gifted and powerful preacher who has served as the Senior Pastor or Mount Olivet Baptist Church since 1984. Join us for the 11:15am sermon. Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our services today. Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin is a uniquely gifted and powerful preacher who has served as the Senior Pastor or Mount Olivet Baptist Church since 1984. Join us for the 11:15am sermon. Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our servic… Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin 2499 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20678865/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ointservicewithmtolivetbaptist/id/2616732.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20678865 olivet,mclaughlin, Series: Standalone Sun, 15 May 2016 15:20:46 +0000 Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our services today. Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin is a uniquely gifted and powerful preacher who has served as the Senior Pastor or Mount Olivet Baptist Church since 1984. Join us for the 9:45am sermon. Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our services today. Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin is a uniquely gifted and powerful preacher who has served as the Senior Pastor or Mount Olivet Baptist Church since 1984. Join us for the 9:45am sermon. Here at The Heights, we believe that life is better when we're connected with other Christ-followers in our community. Join us in welcoming the Worship Ministry and Senior Pastor of Mount Olivet Baptist Church in Petersburg, VA as they lead our service… Dr. Wesley Keith McLaughlin 2199 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20679973/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ointservicewithmtolivetbaptist/id/2617718.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20679973 mclaughlin,olivet, Series: Standalone Sun, 08 May 2016 16:33:33 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are a group of words that God wants so much to describe our lives, words that so fully characterize the follower of Jesus: respect, honor, submit. These words collide with a life lived for self, and living for self is the most natural thing we do. But respect, honor, and submit all call on me to be first concerned, even serve others well-being; and not be bitter about it. There are a group of words that God wants so much to describe our lives, words that so fully characterize the follower of Jesus: respect, honor, submit. These words collide with a life lived for self, and living for self is the most natural thing we do. But respect, honor, and submit all call on me to be first concerned, even serve others well-being; and not be bitter about it. There are a group of words that God wants so much to describe our lives, words that so fully characterize the follower of Jesus: respect, honor, submit. These words collide with a life lived for self, and living for self is the most natural thing we do… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2462 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20672377/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenhonorisouroy/id/2610298.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20672377 respect,honor,submit, Scripture: Ephesians 5:21-5:21, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 01 May 2016 21:46:01 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we talked about choosing oneness in our marriage. A word I did not use last week, but a word that is very important to the work of oneness is vulnerability. To be vulnerable is to let the guard down, open the door, let them in; and man is it hard to do that when you are hurt. Today we look at one of the most amazing things about God that is perhaps the most difficult to practice: forgiveness. God is a forgiving God. Last week we talked about choosing oneness in our marriage. A word I did not use last week, but a word that is very important to the work of oneness is vulnerability. To be vulnerable is to let the guard down, open the door, let them in; and man is it hard to do that when you are hurt. Today we look at one of the most amazing things about God that is perhaps the most difficult to practice: forgiveness. God is a forgiving God. Last week we talked about choosing oneness in our marriage. A word I did not use last week, but a word that is very important to the work of oneness is vulnerability. To be vulnerable is to let the guard down, open the door, let them in; and man is it … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2589 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20667686/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_themostnecessaryofthingsforthe/id/2606128.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20667686 marriage,family,practice,forgiving, Scripture: Matthew 6:14-6:15, Ephesians 4:32-4:32, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 24 Apr 2016 18:07:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is difficult to understand, but in marriage there is perhaps a unique opportunity to just touch the edge of glory, the edge of this mystery of the Trinity. God gives us marriage with a purpose of this oneness relationship where we experience His being and practice being like Him. It is difficult to understand, but in marriage there is perhaps a unique opportunity to just touch the edge of glory, the edge of this mystery of the Trinity. God gives us marriage with a purpose of this oneness relationship where we experience His being and practice being like Him. It is difficult to understand, but in marriage there is perhaps a unique opportunity to just touch the edge of glory, the edge of this mystery of the Trinity. God gives us marriage with a purpose of this oneness relationship where we experience His bei… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2539 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20662060/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sexprayertalk/id/2600783.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20662060 relation,oneness,marriage, Scripture: Genesis 2:24-2:24, 1 Corinthians 6:16-6:16, Song of Solomon 6:3-6:3, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 17 Apr 2016 09:53:46 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Well, good morning Heights Family. I want to start this morning spending a few minutes with Jerry Witte, our Next Generation Pastor. We just watched a video introducing a ministry called Married People. Well, good morning Heights Family. I want to start this morning spending a few minutes with Jerry Witte, our Next Generation Pastor. We just watched a video introducing a ministry called Married People. Well, good morning Heights Family. I want to start this morning spending a few minutes with Jerry Witte, our Next Generation Pastor. We just watched a video introducing a ministry called Married People.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2338 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20659495/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_actionisapurpose/id/2598346.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20659495 family,marriage, Scripture: Matthew 7:24-7:27, James 1:22-1:22, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 10 Apr 2016 18:31:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We live in a culture that questions if family, if marriage really gives us any more chance at love, for it is marriage and family that seems to be a big source for so much hurt. So why do it? Why trap ourselves in those bond? Well we saw last week that trapped in those bonds just might be our greatest opportunity to learn love. Marriage and family has not failed us, as much as we have failed to understand what the purpose of marriage and family is. We live in a culture that questions if family, if marriage really gives us any more chance at love, for it is marriage and family that seems to be a big source for so much hurt. So why do it? Why trap ourselves in those bond? Well we saw last week that trapped in those bonds just might be our greatest opportunity to learn love. Marriage and family has not failed us, as much as we have failed to understand what the purpose of marriage and family is. We live in a culture that questions if family, if marriage really gives us any more chance at love, for it is marriage and family that seems to be a big source for so much hurt. So why do it? Why trap ourselves in those bond? Well we saw last week that… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2347 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20651405/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_learningtolove/id/2590637.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20651405 marriage,family,love,obey, Scripture: Deuteronomy 6:4-6:7, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 03 Apr 2016 18:52:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How is it that the home can have our most meaningful moments and our worst? How do we experience the most hurt and disappointment with the people that love us the most? I think the home will always be our greatest opportunity to experience both love and hurt. Why? Because the home houses the sinners we cant easily get away from. How is it that the home can have our most meaningful moments and our worst? How do we experience the most hurt and disappointment with the people that love us the most? I think the home will always be our greatest opportunity to experience both love and hurt. Why? Because the home houses the sinners we cant easily get away from. How is it that the home can have our most meaningful moments and our worst? How do we experience the most hurt and disappointment with the people that love us the most? I think the home will always be our greatest opportunity to experience both love an… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1892 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20646169/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_homehappinessorholiness/id/2585625.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20646169 family,home,lab,learning, Scripture: Exodus 20:12-20:12, Leviticus 19:2-19:3, Ephesians 5:31-5:32, Series: By Design: The Reason For Family Sun, 27 Mar 2016 20:56:17 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Happy Easter! We are so glad you are here to join us and a billion or so people around the world in remembering and celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And in that vain, let us refresh ourselves with the story. Ill read portions of the story as told by the Gospel of Mark beginning in 15:22-27; 33-39; 16:1-6. Happy Easter! We are so glad you are here to join us and a billion or so people around the world in remembering and celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And in that vain, let us refresh ourselves with the story. Ill read portions of the story as told by the Gospel of Mark beginning in 15:22-27; 33-39; 16:1-6. Happy Easter! We are so glad you are here to join us and a billion or so people around the world in remembering and celebrating the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. And in that vain, let us refresh ourselves with the story. Ill read portions of … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1834 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20641681/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easter2016destiny/id/2581387.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20641681 destiny,purpose,being,easter, Scripture: Mark 1:22-16:6, Galatians 6:14-6:14, Series: Standalone Sun, 20 Mar 2016 14:50:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are in our 3rd and final week of a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. In our tradition that is baptism and the Lords Supper. Last week we saw in baptism, we rally to the commitment to be followers of Jesus. We are all the same in that we started following Him in the same place, the waters of baptism. Now today we come to the Lords Supper where I have come to the realization that on a topic we could really spend a lot of time, I don't. We are in our 3rd and final week of a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. In our tradition that is baptism and the Lords Supper. Last week we saw in baptism, we rally to the commitment to be followers of Jesus. We are all the same in that we started following Him in the same place, the waters of baptism. Now today we come to the Lords Supper where I have come to the realization that on a topic we could really spend a lot of time, I don't. We are in our 3rd and final week of a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. In our tradition that is baptism and the Lords Supper. Last week we saw in baptism, we rally to the commitment to be followers of Jesus. We are all the same in that we star… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1473 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20636080/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ordinanceswhysomuchblood/id/2576021.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20636080 communion,ordinances, Scripture: Luke 22:14-22:20, Hebrews 10:3-10:10, Series: Symbols Sun, 13 Mar 2016 12:49:08 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have begun a short series on Ordinances, also referred to as Sacraments, which in our tradition is baptism and Lord’s Supper. We heard a definition from Augustine describing these as an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual reality. Today we are going to look at baptism. We’ll start with understanding baptism and I think that will help us look at the inner reality; and then we will look at how it rallies us as a team. We have begun a short series on Ordinances, also referred to as Sacraments, which in our tradition is baptism and Lord’s Supper. We heard a definition from Augustine describing these as an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual reality. Today we are going to look at baptism. We’ll start with understanding baptism and I think that will help us look at the inner reality; and then we will look at how it rallies us as a team. We have begun a short series on Ordinances, also referred to as Sacraments, which in our tradition is baptism and Lord’s Supper. We heard a definition from Augustine describing these as an outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual reality. To… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2294 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20627739/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_baptismaninitiationinfollowing/id/2570365.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20627739 baptism,follow,symbol, Scripture: Matthew 3:13-3:17, 1 Corinthians 12:13-12:13, Galatians 3:27-3:28, Series: Symbols Sun, 06 Mar 2016 13:46:12 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are beginning today a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. Today I just want to do a bit of an introduction, understand these words, ideas, and then the next two weeks we will take a week each with baptism and then the Lords Supper. We are beginning today a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. Today I just want to do a bit of an introduction, understand these words, ideas, and then the next two weeks we will take a week each with baptism and then the Lords Supper. We are beginning today a short series on Ordinances or Sacraments. Today I just want to do a bit of an introduction, understand these words, ideas, and then the next two weeks we will take a week each with baptism and then the Lords Supper.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2434 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20622148/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_symbols/id/2565807.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20622148 symbol,ordinance,sacrament, Scripture: Matthew 3:13-3:15, Mark 7:6-7:6, Luke 22:19-22:19, Series: Symbols Sun, 28 Feb 2016 14:52:03 +0000 Rev. James Ford Ephesians 2:11-20 calls our attention to 1) the story of connection, 2) the cost of connection, and 3) the means of connection. Most importantly, we see that Jesus has paid all of the costs and recouped all of the losses that are needed to make for peace. Ephesians 2:11-20 calls our attention to 1) the story of connection, 2) the cost of connection, and 3) the means of connection. Most importantly, we see that Jesus has paid all of the costs and recouped all of the losses that are needed to make for peace. Ephesians 2:11-20 calls our attention to 1) the story of connection, 2) the cost of connection, and 3) the means of connection. Most importantly, we see that Jesus has paid all of the costs and recouped all of the losses that are needed to make for pea… Rev. James Ford 2167 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20618959/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_gettingthefamilytogether/id/2559645.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20618959 connection,family,peace, Scripture: Ephesians 2:13-2:20, Genesis 1:1-45:15, Genesis 33:1-33:11, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 21 Feb 2016 14:47:13 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As the church, we have been entrusted to carry the gospel to our community and world. It is actually the last thing Jesus said to us. We are a witness to our family and friends, to a watching society; and part of doing this is using our resources for doing good, for advancing the gospel. We've been entrusted with resources and entrusted to use them for good things. Good things biblically includes paying bills, providing for our family, even enjoying life; and yes, providing for the church and the gospel. As the church, we have been entrusted to carry the gospel to our community and world. It is actually the last thing Jesus said to us. We are a witness to our family and friends, to a watching society; and part of doing this is using our resources for doing good, for advancing the gospel. We've been entrusted with resources and entrusted to use them for good things. Good things biblically includes paying bills, providing for our family, even enjoying life; and yes, providing for the church and the gospel. As the church, we have been entrusted to carry the gospel to our community and world. It is actually the last thing Jesus said to us. We are a witness to our family and friends, to a watching society; and part of doing this is using our resources for d… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2217 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20613265/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_acalltofaith/id/2554291.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20613265 committed, entrusted,community,faith, Scripture: 1 Timothy 6:17-6:20, Hebrews 11:6-11:6, 2 Corinthians 8:8-8:8, Series: Hearts United Sun, 14 Feb 2016 16:14:33 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You know where Gods heart is on this Valentines Day. It is on you, this day and every day. The story of the Bible, the message of the gospel is Gods love for you. Probably the best known verse in the entire Bible is, 'For God so loved, He gave'. You know where Gods heart is on this Valentines Day. It is on you, this day and every day. The story of the Bible, the message of the gospel is Gods love for you. Probably the best known verse in the entire Bible is, 'For God so loved, He gave'. You know where Gods heart is on this Valentines Day. It is on you, this day and every day. The story of the Bible, the message of the gospel is Gods love for you. Probably the best known verse in the entire Bible is, 'For God so loved, He gave'.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2059 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20608593/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theheartgives/id/2549712.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20608593 heart,give,generosity, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-8:9, Series: Hearts United Mon, 08 Feb 2016 19:05:08 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is something we cant lose, and it is a lot more important than our keys, or even the Super Bowl: Gods love and salvation. It is referred to as eternal security, or maybe more well known as, 'once saved, always saved'. There is something we cant lose, and it is a lot more important than our keys, or even the Super Bowl: Gods love and salvation. It is referred to as eternal security, or maybe more well known as, 'once saved, always saved'. There is something we cant lose, and it is a lot more important than our keys, or even the Super Bowl: Gods love and salvation. It is referred to as eternal security, or maybe more well known as, 'once saved, always saved'.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2973 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20602596/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_somethingwecantlose/id/2544015.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20602596 eternal,security,salvation, Scripture: Galatians 3:3-3:3, 1 Corinthians 3:11-3:15, Series: Standalone Sun, 31 Jan 2016 19:29:05 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When we are born again, we are a part of family. We are connected. We follow Christ together. We are to place ourselves in a relationship with other followers where we can stir and be stirred to do two things: love and good deeds. That is relationship and that is ministry. When we are born again, we are a part of family. We are connected. We follow Christ together. We are to place ourselves in a relationship with other followers where we can stir and be stirred to do two things: love and good deeds. That is relationship and that is ministry. When we are born again, we are a part of family. We are connected. We follow Christ together. We are to place ourselves in a relationship with other followers where we can stir and be stirred to do two things: love and good deeds. That is relationship … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1432 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20597172/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtoconnectconnect/id/2538792.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20597172 relationship,ministry,connect, Scripture: Matthew 7:24-7:27, James 1:22-1:22, Hebrews 10:24-10:24, Series: Life Is Better Connected Mon, 25 Jan 2016 01:54:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We would like to invite you to join our Senior Pastor from his home as he shares a special message from his home entitled 'To Fear or Not to Fear'. We would like to invite you to join our Senior Pastor from his home as he shares a special message from his home entitled 'To Fear or Not to Fear'. We would like to invite you to join our Senior Pastor from his home as he shares a special message from his home entitled 'To Fear or Not to Fear'.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1677 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20589089/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tofearornottofear/id/2530078.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20589089 snow,fear, Series: Standalone Mon, 18 Jan 2016 14:50:04 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Life is better when your life is fully connected in the life of the church. I want that statement so bad to rock your world, change your agenda, calendar and priorities. I want it to touch every relationship you have and all you are about. I am guessing it doesn't. What if its true? What if it is what God said? Life is better when your life is fully connected in the life of the church. I want that statement so bad to rock your world, change your agenda, calendar and priorities. I want it to touch every relationship you have and all you are about. I am guessing it doesn't. What if its true? What if it is what God said? Life is better when your life is fully connected in the life of the church. I want that statement so bad to rock your world, change your agenda, calendar and priorities. I want it to touch every relationship you have and all you are about. I am guessin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2608 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20585500/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeisbetterconnectedtooneanot/id/2526651.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20585500 connection,life,church, Scripture: John 13:34-13:35, Matthew 12:46-12:50, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 10 Jan 2016 19:46:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to explain a story that is told in Genesis 3 and John 3. The opening pages of the Bible give us Paradise. And indeed it is the beauty of nature. Nature that is untainted, absolutely pure. We cant imagine. In Gods paradise, not only is there all this beauty, with no garbage, but there is never conflict. Adam relates with all of the animals as he names them. Adam and Eve are one, naked and unashamed, a picture of nothing to hide, no conflict, no competition, absolute openness and acceptance. And best of all, Adam and Eve live with God in Paradise. I want to explain a story that is told in Genesis 3 and John 3. The opening pages of the Bible give us Paradise. And indeed it is the beauty of nature. Nature that is untainted, absolutely pure. We cant imagine. In Gods paradise, not only is there all this beauty, with no garbage, but there is never conflict. Adam relates with all of the animals as he names them. Adam and Eve are one, naked and unashamed, a picture of nothing to hide, no conflict, no competition, absolute openness and acceptance. And best of all, Adam and Eve live with God in Paradise. I want to explain a story that is told in Genesis 3 and John 3. The opening pages of the Bible give us Paradise. And indeed it is the beauty of nature. Nature that is untainted, absolutely pure. We cant imagine. In Gods paradise, not only is there all … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2490 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20580477/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_paradiseproofthatlifeisbetterc/id/2521882.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20580477 paradise,connect, Scripture: Genesis 3:1-3:24, John 3:1-3:36, Ephesians 2:4-2:4, Series: Life Is Better Connected Sun, 03 Jan 2016 21:13:27 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I would like to suggest 10 Commitments for 10 Weeks. These ten commitments are not just ten things to do, but they are ten things God promises to bless. These aren't resolutions. We already know we don't keep those. This is obedience as a way to find the life you want, and while obedience is a way of life, I am suggesting ten weeks to make commitment bite-sized, to give it a trial run. Today I would like to suggest 10 Commitments for 10 Weeks. These ten commitments are not just ten things to do, but they are ten things God promises to bless. These aren't resolutions. We already know we don't keep those. This is obedience as a way to find the life you want, and while obedience is a way of life, I am suggesting ten weeks to make commitment bite-sized, to give it a trial run. Today I would like to suggest 10 Commitments for 10 Weeks. These ten commitments are not just ten things to do, but they are ten things God promises to bless. These aren't resolutions. We already know we don't keep those. This is obedience as a way to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2509 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20575016/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_10commitmentsfor10weeks/id/2516759.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20575016 commitment,give,fast,attend, Series: Standalone Sun, 27 Dec 2015 15:01:43 +0000 Rev. James Ford This time of year we think about goals for the following year. Those goals are what we believe is the 'best we can do', and they are based off of our assumptions about what the 'good life' is. This morning I would like to suggest that the good life is 'knowing God', and the best we can do this year is to 'walk with Him'. This time of year we think about goals for the following year. Those goals are what we believe is the 'best we can do', and they are based off of our assumptions about what the 'good life' is. This morning I would like to suggest that the good life is 'knowing God', and the best we can do this year is to 'walk with Him'. This time of year we think about goals for the following year. Those goals are what we believe is the 'best we can do', and they are based off of our assumptions about what the 'good life' is. This morning I would like to suggest that the good life is … Rev. James Ford 2050 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20572353/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_walkingwithgod/id/2514141.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20572353 goals,best,good,life, Scripture: Genesis 2:15-2:15, Genesis 3:8-3:8, Matthew 1:21-1:23, Series: Standalone Sun, 20 Dec 2015 21:20:39 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God is going to be with us for Christmas. What would be on your to do list if God was coming to your house for Christmas: couple dozen more cookies, another Amazon gift card, make up another bed or do you put God on the couch? What do you do to prepare? Is that an unnerving thought? God is going to be with us for Christmas. What would be on your to do list if God was coming to your house for Christmas: couple dozen more cookies, another Amazon gift card, make up another bed or do you put God on the couch? What do you do to prepare? Is that an unnerving thought? God is going to be with us for Christmas. What would be on your to do list if God was coming to your house for Christmas: couple dozen more cookies, another Amazon gift card, make up another bed or do you put God on the couch? What do you do to prepare… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1868 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20565676/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godiscomingforchristmas/id/2507903.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20565676 God,Christmas,Christ,birth,visit, Scripture: Matthew 1:23-1:23, John 14:1-14:6, 1 Peter 3:18-3:18, Series: Standalone Mon, 07 Dec 2015 16:08:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I am calling Joseph the quiet hero in the story. According to Websters Dictionary a hero is a person of exceptional quality who wins admiration for noble deeds, especially deeds of courage. While that is a modern day definition, I think hero today is more often applied to a deed of courage, isn't it, and whether or not they are a person of exceptional quality is really not the focus. Joseph is the whole hero package. We do not see or hear a lot about Joseph in the text, but what we see is profound. Today I am calling Joseph the quiet hero in the story. According to Websters Dictionary a hero is a person of exceptional quality who wins admiration for noble deeds, especially deeds of courage. While that is a modern day definition, I think hero today is more often applied to a deed of courage, isn't it, and whether or not they are a person of exceptional quality is really not the focus. Joseph is the whole hero package. We do not see or hear a lot about Joseph in the text, but what we see is profound. Today I am calling Joseph the quiet hero in the story. According to Websters Dictionary a hero is a person of exceptional quality who wins admiration for noble deeds, especially deeds of courage. While that is a modern day definition, I think hero toda… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1879 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20554548/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aquietherointhechristmasstory/id/2498083.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20554548 hero,noble,character,courage Sun, 29 Nov 2015 17:15:04 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Walking worthy of the Lord is entirely related to what we are with one another, for one another and to one another. The result of being at this table today is that we walk away more like Jesus, and when that happens, it is the people around us who loved, served, and blessed. Walking worthy of the Lord is entirely related to what we are with one another, for one another and to one another. The result of being at this table today is that we walk away more like Jesus, and when that happens, it is the people around us who loved, served, and blessed. Walking worthy of the Lord is entirely related to what we are with one another, for one another and to one another. The result of being at this table today is that we walk away more like Jesus, and when that happens, it is the people around us who love… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1989 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20549343/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeisbetterconnectedsowait/id/2493065.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20549343 relationship,wait,connected, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-11:33, Series: Standalone Sun, 22 Nov 2015 17:04:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I love Thanksgiving. It contains a lot of the same stuff of Christmas without the cost and the stress; right? Same food, family, and football without all the effort. But I love this holiday because it challenges us at a biblical discipline that may shape your understanding of God and life more than anything else. Your gratitude shapes your attitude and that determines the life you experience. I love Thanksgiving. It contains a lot of the same stuff of Christmas without the cost and the stress; right? Same food, family, and football without all the effort. But I love this holiday because it challenges us at a biblical discipline that may shape your understanding of God and life more than anything else. Your gratitude shapes your attitude and that determines the life you experience. I love Thanksgiving. It contains a lot of the same stuff of Christmas without the cost and the stress; right? Same food, family, and football without all the effort. But I love this holiday because it challenges us at a biblical discipline that may … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2316 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20544838/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_morethankfulthanever/id/2488724.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20544838 thankgiving,gratitude,attitude,experience, Scripture: Philippians 1:12-1:14, Philippians 1:21-1:26, Series: Standalone Mon, 16 Nov 2015 14:34:03 +0000 Rev. Wes Rose Today concludes our 2015 Global Impact Conference where we here our church members, David and Sheila Johnson, share about their call to missions. Today concludes our 2015 Global Impact Conference where we here our church members, David and Sheila Johnson, share about their call to missions. Today concludes our 2015 Global Impact Conference where we here our church members, David and Sheila Johnson, share about their call to missions.… Rev. Wes Rose 2589 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20539248/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_2015gicsunday/id/2486270.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20539248 gic,global,impact,conference, Series: Standalone Sun, 08 Nov 2015 17:34:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is no greater and more consistent force for good in the world, past and present, than the Christian Church. Be proud of the Church. Don't be bullied into believing the misinformation and lies. But I would also have to say, *Dont expect any thanks from the world.* They want the lie. They want to hold onto any place we have messed up in a community or in the world, and that is not going to change. So what do we do? We keep right on doing what Jesus said to do as the world watches. There is no greater and more consistent force for good in the world, past and present, than the Christian Church. Be proud of the Church. Don't be bullied into believing the misinformation and lies. But I would also have to say, *Dont expect any thanks from the world.* They want the lie. They want to hold onto any place we have messed up in a community or in the world, and that is not going to change. So what do we do? We keep right on doing what Jesus said to do as the world watches. There is no greater and more consistent force for good in the world, past and present, than the Christian Church. Be proud of the Church. Don't be bullied into believing the misinformation and lies. But I would also have to say, *Dont expect any thanks… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1658 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20534318/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whentheworldseesthechurch/id/2478687.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20534318 church,light,works,community, Scripture: Matthew 5:16-5:16, John 3:35-3:35, Hebrews 10:24-10:25, Series: Standalone Sun, 01 Nov 2015 17:12:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The vision of The Heights Baptist is to impact our community and world for Christ. That is what we want to be and do together. In making this impact for Christ we must have a vision toward where we live and a vision for the world for that is what Jesus calls us to do. The vision of The Heights Baptist is to impact our community and world for Christ. That is what we want to be and do together. In making this impact for Christ we must have a vision toward where we live and a vision for the world for that is what Jesus calls us to do. The vision of The Heights Baptist is to impact our community and world for Christ. That is what we want to be and do together. In making this impact for Christ we must have a vision toward where we live and a vision for the world for that is what Jesus… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2277 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20528764/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeisbetterconnected/id/2473407.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20528764 core,value,connected, Scripture: James 5:13-5:20, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 25 Oct 2015 20:01:43 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Patience has always been difficult, but it has to be harder for a person in the modern world with instant everything at our finger tips: from the Microwave to Google. Maybe the hardest thing to wait for is justice. Waiting for wrongs to be made right. Waiting for a person to stop doing the harm they are doing. Waiting for God to come fix things. That can be an awful, painful waiting. And that is a place James says we need to put our faith in gear. Turn with me today to James 5:7-12. Patience has always been difficult, but it has to be harder for a person in the modern world with instant everything at our finger tips: from the Microwave to Google. Maybe the hardest thing to wait for is justice. Waiting for wrongs to be made right. Waiting for a person to stop doing the harm they are doing. Waiting for God to come fix things. That can be an awful, painful waiting. And that is a place James says we need to put our faith in gear. Turn with me today to James 5:7-12. Patience has always been difficult, but it has to be harder for a person in the modern world with instant everything at our finger tips: from the Microwave to Google. Maybe the hardest thing to wait for is justice. Waiting for wrongs to be made right. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2599 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20523605/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingearcanwait/id/2468680.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20523605 patience,wait, Scripture: James 5:7-5:12, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 18 Oct 2015 18:50:57 +0000 Rev. Steve Freeman Maybe when asking for something…you don’t usually forget to say please. That might not be an issue for you. But I do believe that there are two other words…that we don’t say enough…and that if we would say more often…these words…or I should say…the attitude that these words convey… boy that would make a huge difference in our lives. The words are simply, Thank you. Thank you. Maybe when asking for something…you don’t usually forget to say please. That might not be an issue for you. But I do believe that there are two other words…that we don’t say enough…and that if we would say more often…these words…or I should say…the attitude that these words convey… boy that would make a huge difference in our lives. The words are simply, Thank you. Thank you. Maybe when asking for something…you don’t usually forget to say please. That might not be an issue for you. But I do believe that there are two other words…that we don’t say enough…and that if we would say more often…these words…or I should say…the att… Rev. Steve Freeman 2449 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20518314/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankyou/id/2463546.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20518314 thankful,choice,life-changing, Scripture: Luke 17:11-17:17, Series: Standalone Sun, 11 Oct 2015 20:18:15 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The NFL season, most college schedules, include a bye week, a week they dont play. I hate bye week. Well, what if I told you James has a bye week in the schedule. Thatd be good news because hes been beating us up every week, and he will beat someone up today, but not us. Now, I wouldnt trust me saying that, but lets see. Read James 5:1-6. The NFL season, most college schedules, include a bye week, a week they dont play. I hate bye week. Well, what if I told you James has a bye week in the schedule. Thatd be good news because hes been beating us up every week, and he will beat someone up today, but not us. Now, I wouldnt trust me saying that, but lets see. Read James 5:1-6. The NFL season, most college schedules, include a bye week, a week they dont play. I hate bye week. Well, what if I told you James has a bye week in the schedule. Thatd be good news because hes been beating us up every week, and he will beat someone up… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2571 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20515182/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dowereallyenvythem/id/2460617.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20515182 Scripture: James 5:1-5:6, Series: Faith In Gear Mon, 05 Oct 2015 18:10:24 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I planned to be in James today back in early May, and by the end of May I had planned specifically to be in this passage on this day. Is it possible that was a sin? My normal sermon preparation has me planning messages a year out. As a matter of fact, I am coming up on that. We go on our staff retreat in October and coming back from that I know the calendar. I know what Sundays are open for me to plan, and what Sundays the staff or our programming has me doing certain things. There is our plan, and then there is Gods. But is it a sin for me to have a plan like that? I planned to be in James today back in early May, and by the end of May I had planned specifically to be in this passage on this day. Is it possible that was a sin? My normal sermon preparation has me planning messages a year out. As a matter of fact, I am coming up on that. We go on our staff retreat in October and coming back from that I know the calendar. I know what Sundays are open for me to plan, and what Sundays the staff or our programming has me doing certain things. There is our plan, and then there is Gods. But is it a sin for me to have a plan like that? I planned to be in James today back in early May, and by the end of May I had planned specifically to be in this passage on this day. Is it possible that was a sin? My normal sermon preparation has me planning messages a year out. As a matter of fact, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2158 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20507404/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingeardoesntplan/id/2453163.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20507404 submit,plans,purpose,ideas, Scripture: James 4:13-4:17, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 27 Sep 2015 18:30:56 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we are going to see James continue to challenge us to a faith in gear, but we are going to hear a very 'Paul-esque' faith in grace. Lets read James 4:1-12. Today we are going to see James continue to challenge us to a faith in gear, but we are going to hear a very 'Paul-esque' faith in grace. Lets read James 4:1-12. Today we are going to see James continue to challenge us to a faith in gear, but we are going to hear a very 'Paul-esque' faith in grace. Lets read James 4:1-12.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2484 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20501304/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingeargrabsholdofgrace/id/2447661.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20501304 grace,humble,resist, Scripture: James 4:1-4:12, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 20 Sep 2015 16:14:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn James is all about proof, and shouldn't we all be? Don't we want there to be evidence of the realness of our relationship with God, that we are on His path? Lets look at James 3:13-18. James is all about proof, and shouldn't we all be? Don't we want there to be evidence of the realness of our relationship with God, that we are on His path? Lets look at James 3:13-18. James is all about proof, and shouldn't we all be? Don't we want there to be evidence of the realness of our relationship with God, that we are on His path? Lets look at James 3:13-18.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2260 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20495739/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_showmewhoyourlifeisabout/id/2442411.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20495739 life,stress,peace, Scripture: James 3:13-3:18, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 13 Sep 2015 18:30:59 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Ever had the feeling that someone just cant let something drop, cant move on? No, I am not talking about your mate; but James. James has something here he cant get past and that is our tongue. Ever had the feeling that someone just cant let something drop, cant move on? No, I am not talking about your mate; but James. James has something here he cant get past and that is our tongue. Ever had the feeling that someone just cant let something drop, cant move on? No, I am not talking about your mate; but James. James has something here he cant get past and that is our tongue.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2090 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20490292/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingeargraspsthepowerofwor/id/2437326.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20490292 words,tongue,power, Scripture: James 3:1-3:12, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 06 Sep 2015 21:10:22 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn People live life around the table, around the meal. And when I say life is lived around the table, not just the big moments and special moments; but every day moments. People live life around the table, around the meal. And when I say life is lived around the table, not just the big moments and special moments; but every day moments. People live life around the table, around the meal. And when I say life is lived around the table, not just the big moments and special moments; but every day moments.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1528 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20487324/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aroundthetable/id/2434553.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20487324 life,table,meal, Scripture: Luke 22:14-22:20, Series: Standalone Sun, 30 Aug 2015 17:04:50 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our passage today is the heart of the letter, the challenge of James. 2:14 is the apex of this letter. Everything before it points to it, and everything after it points back. Two questions, with an absolutely implied answer: real faith makes a real difference, has real results. No difference, no results then not real, dead actually. Our passage today is the heart of the letter, the challenge of James. 2:14 is the apex of this letter. Everything before it points to it, and everything after it points back. Two questions, with an absolutely implied answer: real faith makes a real difference, has real results. No difference, no results then not real, dead actually. Our passage today is the heart of the letter, the challenge of James. 2:14 is the apex of this letter. Everything before it points to it, and everything after it points back. Two questions, with an absolutely implied answer: real faith makes a real dif… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2518 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20479582/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingearworksloves/id/2427428.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20479582 faith,difference,results, Scripture: James 2:14-2:26, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 23 Aug 2015 18:04:45 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our study of the letter from James that we are calling Faith in Gear. Last week our passage ended with verse 18 where we saw that God is telling a story, doing a work, and we are the product, the first fruit of that work; and in that we are loved by God more than we can even grasp. This truth was a source of encouragement as we ended a passage that looked at two all-pro tacklers of our faith: trials and temptations. But what ended last week as a source of encouragement will serve as a form of measurement today. God is telling a story. Am I cooperating with Him to move the story forward? We are continuing today our study of the letter from James that we are calling Faith in Gear. Last week our passage ended with verse 18 where we saw that God is telling a story, doing a work, and we are the product, the first fruit of that work; and in that we are loved by God more than we can even grasp. This truth was a source of encouragement as we ended a passage that looked at two all-pro tacklers of our faith: trials and temptations. But what ended last week as a source of encouragement will serve as a form of measurement today. God is telling a story. Am I cooperating with Him to move the story forward? We are continuing today our study of the letter from James that we are calling Faith in Gear. Last week our passage ended with verse 18 where we saw that God is telling a story, doing a work, and we are the product, the first fruit of that work; and in… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2620 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20474463/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingearworkswiththestoryte/id/2422481.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20474463 story,work,faith,gear, Scripture: James 1:19-1:27, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 16 Aug 2015 18:15:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Come to Jesus and youll find joy, peace, purpose, a better this and a better that; and we come to Christ ready to sail down the field of success in life and Christianity until we are jacked up by some all-pro tacklers: trials and temptations. They can take all the fun out of being a Christian. Come to Jesus and youll find joy, peace, purpose, a better this and a better that; and we come to Christ ready to sail down the field of success in life and Christianity until we are jacked up by some all-pro tacklers: trials and temptations. They can take all the fun out of being a Christian. Come to Jesus and youll find joy, peace, purpose, a better this and a better that; and we come to Christ ready to sail down the field of success in life and Christianity until we are jacked up by some all-pro tacklers: trials and temptations. They can … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2682 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20469623/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenfaithingeargetsackedup/id/2417942.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20469623 temptation,tackler,faith,trials, Scripture: James 1:13-1:18, Series: Faith In Gear Mon, 10 Aug 2015 01:51:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If our faith has not led to some radical changes, and that usually means discomfort, we should question the faith we believe we have. Today we are going to see a faith that impacts our preferences in people. The word you will see in the text is partiality. If our faith has not led to some radical changes, and that usually means discomfort, we should question the faith we believe we have. Today we are going to see a faith that impacts our preferences in people. The word you will see in the text is partiality. If our faith has not led to some radical changes, and that usually means discomfort, we should question the faith we believe we have. Today we are going to see a faith that impacts our preferences in people. The word you will see in the text is partial… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2649 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20464575/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_faithingearandpreferences/id/2413249.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20464575 comfort,benefit,love,serve, Scripture: James 1:9-1:11, James 2:1-2:13, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 02 Aug 2015 19:22:17 +0000 Rev. James Ford What I would like to do is, instead of trying to make what James is saying clearer I think it is perfectly clear I would like to consider some things that may have been in James mind and the mind of the original readers of the letter, that are probably in ours, that will give these words a little more weight in our imaginations. What I would like to do is, instead of trying to make what James is saying clearer I think it is perfectly clear I would like to consider some things that may have been in James mind and the mind of the original readers of the letter, that are probably in ours, that will give these words a little more weight in our imaginations. What I would like to do is, instead of trying to make what James is saying clearer I think it is perfectly clear I would like to consider some things that may have been in James mind and the mind of the original readers of the letter, that are probab… Rev. James Ford 2312 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20459302/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_unshakeable/id/2408283.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20459302 joy,perfecting,wisdom,doubt, Scripture: James 1:1-1:8, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 26 Jul 2015 21:45:38 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have wanted to teach the letter of James from the New Testament for a while now. I am intrigued by its message. There is perhaps no book of the Bible that will get in your face more about living a changed life because of this faith you say you have. I have wanted to study and teach this letter because Im intrigued by James the person. Do you know who he is? You will in a moment. I have wanted to teach the letter of James from the New Testament for a while now. I am intrigued by its message. There is perhaps no book of the Bible that will get in your face more about living a changed life because of this faith you say you have. I have wanted to study and teach this letter because Im intrigued by James the person. Do you know who he is? You will in a moment. I have wanted to teach the letter of James from the New Testament for a while now. I am intrigued by its message. There is perhaps no book of the Bible that will get in your face more about living a changed life because of this faith you say you have. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2330 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20458816/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_meetames/id/2407812.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20458816 James,servant,brother, Scripture: James 1:1-1:1, Psalms 15:1-15:5, Series: Faith In Gear Sun, 19 Jul 2015 22:18:54 +0000 Rev. James Ford The invitation held out in the verses of Isaiah 55:1-2 can be held out to everyone in this room as is. And the invitation that is held out, is held out using the image of food. The invitation held out in the verses of Isaiah 55:1-2 can be held out to everyone in this room as is. And the invitation that is held out, is held out using the image of food. The invitation held out in the verses of Isaiah 55:1-2 can be held out to everyone in this room as is. And the invitation that is held out, is held out using the image of food.… Rev. James Ford 1947 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20447888/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_eatthisnotthat/id/2397667.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20447888 feast,food,spirit, Scripture: Isaiah 55:1-55:2, Series: Standalone Sun, 12 Jul 2015 18:46:29 +0000 Rev. Andy Huff How can you know what the right thing to do is? Its actually kind of easy. We look at the one who was right. Always right. Jesus is our guide to knowing what it means to respond in love. If you dont know Jesus, you cant play your role in this story. How can you know what the right thing to do is? Its actually kind of easy. We look at the one who was right. Always right. Jesus is our guide to knowing what it means to respond in love. If you dont know Jesus, you cant play your role in this story. How can you know what the right thing to do is? Its actually kind of easy. We look at the one who was right. Always right. Jesus is our guide to knowing what it means to respond in love. If you dont know Jesus, you cant play your role in this story.… Rev. Andy Huff 2573 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20443128/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_vengeanceisthelords/id/2393238.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20443128 vengeance,peace,justice,wrong,right, Scripture: Romans 12:17-12:21, Series: Standalone Sun, 05 Jul 2015 16:36:40 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I want to anchor us to the truth of Gods word. What does God say about marriage? What does He say about homosexuality? And then see how we move forward with both conviction and grace, and that is where the rub is. It seems a contradiction to love and accept, and hold to truth. Today I want to anchor us to the truth of Gods word. What does God say about marriage? What does He say about homosexuality? And then see how we move forward with both conviction and grace, and that is where the rub is. It seems a contradiction to love and accept, and hold to truth. Today I want to anchor us to the truth of Gods word. What does God say about marriage? What does He say about homosexuality? And then see how we move forward with both conviction and grace, and that is where the rub is. It seems a contradiction to love… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2682 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20437159/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegospelandsamesexmarriage/id/2387646.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20437159 marriage,grace, Scripture: John 8:1-8:11, Series: Filtered: Life Viewed Through The Gospel Sun, 28 Jun 2015 17:46:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is Gods mind to bring all the people groups together. Where sin divided and brought hatred and self-interest, God unites and brings peace. Yes, God is reconciling the world to Himself, but that includes reconciling us to each other. It is Gods mind to bring all the people groups together. Where sin divided and brought hatred and self-interest, God unites and brings peace. Yes, God is reconciling the world to Himself, but that includes reconciling us to each other. It is Gods mind to bring all the people groups together. Where sin divided and brought hatred and self-interest, God unites and brings peace. Yes, God is reconciling the world to Himself, but that includes reconciling us to each other.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2351 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20431704/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegospelandracism/id/2382871.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20431704 gospel,racism, Scripture: Acts 17:26-17:26, Series: Filtered: Life Viewed Through The Gospel Sun, 21 Jun 2015 19:35:38 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The gospel is what begins the Christian life, but we cannot leave it there. The gospel does more than begin life with God. The gospel changes everything, everyday for the rest of our lives. It is the lens by which we will view life and people. The gospel is what begins the Christian life, but we cannot leave it there. The gospel does more than begin life with God. The gospel changes everything, everyday for the rest of our lives. It is the lens by which we will view life and people. The gospel is what begins the Christian life, but we cannot leave it there. The gospel does more than begin life with God. The gospel changes everything, everyday for the rest of our lives. It is the lens by which we will view life and people.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2170 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20426499/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_seeinglifethroughthegospel/id/2378436.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20426499 gospel,change,lens, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:16-5:21, Series: Filtered: Life Viewed Through The Gospel Sun, 14 Jun 2015 18:26:05 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Join us for Lessons & Memories from the Left Anterior Descending Artery as Pastor Hahn returns to the pulpit. Join us for Lessons & Memories from the Left Anterior Descending Artery as Pastor Hahn returns to the pulpit. Join us for Lessons & Memories from the Left Anterior Descending Artery as Pastor Hahn returns to the pulpit.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2805 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20420764/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_memoriesandlessonsfromthelada/id/2373138.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20420764 lessons,memories,heart, Scripture: Romans 5:18-5:19, Series: Standalone Sun, 07 Jun 2015 20:34:51 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Worship with us and hear encouraging stories of life change & dependence on God, and help us welcome back Senior Pastor Randy Hahn! #notshaken Worship with us and hear encouraging stories of life change & dependence on God, and help us welcome back Senior Pastor Randy Hahn! #notshaken Worship with us and hear encouraging stories of life change & dependence on God, and help us welcome back Senior Pastor Randy Hahn! #notshaken… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 4191 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20416216/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_notshaken/id/2368885.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20416216 notshaken,testimony,worship, Series: Standalone Sun, 31 May 2015 18:25:42 +0000 Mr. Branson Rose Our youth worship band lead in worship, and Branson Rose shares about Grace. Our youth worship band lead in worship, and Branson Rose shares about Grace. Our youth worship band lead in worship, and Branson Rose shares about Grace.… Mr. Branson Rose 1516 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20420548/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsundaygrace/id/2372952.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20420548 grace,youth, Series: Standalone Sun, 24 May 2015 14:23:20 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West This week, we are revisiting the concept of Honor presented at the beginning of the year. Each day, we want to challenge you to commit a specific act of honor. Together, we can impact our community with thousands of these acts and bring honor to the Lord. Daily suggestions for what you can do are available at theheightsonline.com/honor. Share your daily acts of honor online with the hashtag #weekofhonor. This week, we are revisiting the concept of Honor presented at the beginning of the year. Each day, we want to challenge you to commit a specific act of honor. Together, we can impact our community with thousands of these acts and bring honor to the Lord. Daily suggestions for what you can do are available at theheightsonline.com/honor. Share your daily acts of honor online with the hashtag #weekofhonor. This week, we are revisiting the concept of Honor presented at the beginning of the year. Each day, we want to challenge you to commit a specific act of honor. Together, we can impact our community with thousands of these acts and bring honor to the Lo… Rev. Ronnie West 1985 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20404749/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorrevisited/id/2357960.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20404749 honor, Series: Standalone Sun, 17 May 2015 19:52:17 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Today we have come to the last sermon in our series on Prepared: How to Stand Up to the Storms of Life. Each week, just before I preach, we have looked at the same sermon bumper. It is based on a passage in Matthew about two builders. For my final sermon, I want to look at that story and focus on that passage: Matt. 7:24-27. Today we have come to the last sermon in our series on Prepared: How to Stand Up to the Storms of Life. Each week, just before I preach, we have looked at the same sermon bumper. It is based on a passage in Matthew about two builders. For my final sermon, I want to look at that story and focus on that passage: Matt. 7:24-27. Today we have come to the last sermon in our series on Prepared: How to Stand Up to the Storms of Life. Each week, just before I preach, we have looked at the same sermon bumper. It is based on a passage in Matthew about two builders. For my final serm… Rev. Mike Osborne 1525 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20399029/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_prepared/id/2352290.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20399029 ask,seek,knock,answer, Scripture: Matthew 7:24-7:27, Series: Prepared Sun, 10 May 2015 21:09:08 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne What do you do when the storms hit? How do you keep from losing your song in the midst of the unknown, the confusing, and the unexpected? How do you survive the times when you do feel sucked in, washed up, and blown over? Lets look in the 5th chapter of the book of James to see what help he gives us. What do you do when the storms hit? How do you keep from losing your song in the midst of the unknown, the confusing, and the unexpected? How do you survive the times when you do feel sucked in, washed up, and blown over? Lets look in the 5th chapter of the book of James to see what help he gives us. What do you do when the storms hit? How do you keep from losing your song in the midst of the unknown, the confusing, and the unexpected? How do you survive the times when you do feel sucked in, washed up, and blown over? Lets look in the 5th chapter o… Rev. Mike Osborne 1950 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20393667/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_bepatient/id/2347259.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20393667 patient,patience, Scripture: James 5:7-5:11, Series: Prepared Sun, 03 May 2015 16:24:50 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Over the next three weeks, we are going to look at how to deal with storms because like it or not, they do come. We are going to look at how we are to face the physical, financial, relational, and emotional storms that hit us from time to time. Today we are going to look at an event in the life of Jesus that involves an actual weather related storm, but in it we are going to discover some truths for dealing with our type of storms. Over the next three weeks, we are going to look at how to deal with storms because like it or not, they do come. We are going to look at how we are to face the physical, financial, relational, and emotional storms that hit us from time to time. Today we are going to look at an event in the life of Jesus that involves an actual weather related storm, but in it we are going to discover some truths for dealing with our type of storms. Over the next three weeks, we are going to look at how to deal with storms because like it or not, they do come. We are going to look at how we are to face the physical, financial, relational, and emotional storms that hit us from time to time. Today w… Rev. Mike Osborne 1960 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20388893/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenyoufacethestorm/id/2342827.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20388893 storms,peace, Scripture: Luke 8:22-8:25, Series: Prepared Sun, 26 Apr 2015 18:21:20 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West This week has really challenged so much of what we have been learning about prayer. Even last week, our pastor, walked us through the specifics of how he manages his prayer life. How revealing and personal that was, and if we apply it to our lives we will see God do some incredible things. This week has really challenged so much of what we have been learning about prayer. Even last week, our pastor, walked us through the specifics of how he manages his prayer life. How revealing and personal that was, and if we apply it to our lives we will see God do some incredible things. This week has really challenged so much of what we have been learning about prayer. Even last week, our pastor, walked us through the specifics of how he manages his prayer life. How revealing and personal that was, and if we apply it to our lives we w… Rev. Ronnie West 2584 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20382782/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_virusesoftheprayerlife/id/2337509.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20382782 unconfessed,sin,motives,unforgiveness, Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-5:17, Psalms 66:18-66:18, James 1:5-1:7, Series: The Deep Sun, 19 Apr 2015 20:30:31 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Prayer is everything! It is the way to make everything in life deeper and more meaningful beginning with our relationship with God. Prayer is where we live life with God first and last. That is how we ended last Sunday, and today I want look at a way to make that happen, a way given to us by Jesus. Prayer is everything! It is the way to make everything in life deeper and more meaningful beginning with our relationship with God. Prayer is where we live life with God first and last. That is how we ended last Sunday, and today I want look at a way to make that happen, a way given to us by Jesus. Prayer is everything! It is the way to make everything in life deeper and more meaningful beginning with our relationship with God. Prayer is where we live life with God first and last. That is how we ended last Sunday, and today I want look at a way t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2753 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20376261/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtohaveadailydevotedtimeofpr/id/2331590.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20376261 prayer,needs,forgiveness, Scripture: Matthew 6:5-6:14, Series: The Deep Sun, 12 Apr 2015 16:48:36 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the point of prayer? Practically, it can be frustrating. Who has not wondered if their prayer makes it beyond the ceiling? Theologically, it can be confusing. If God knows everything, then what is it I am telling Him in prayer? If God knows what is best, then do I really want Him responding to my take on things? What is the point of prayer? Practically, it can be frustrating. Who has not wondered if their prayer makes it beyond the ceiling? Theologically, it can be confusing. If God knows everything, then what is it I am telling Him in prayer? If God knows what is best, then do I really want Him responding to my take on things? What is the point of prayer? Practically, it can be frustrating. Who has not wondered if their prayer makes it beyond the ceiling? Theologically, it can be confusing. If God knows everything, then what is it I am telling Him in prayer? If God knows wha… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1887 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20370884/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthepoint/id/2327304.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20370884 prayer,relationship, Scripture: Psalms 116:1-116:2, Series: The Deep Sun, 05 Apr 2015 21:24:37 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Thousands of us are here this weekend because we believe. We believe a man named Jesus was more than a man. We believe He died on a cross for sins, our sins. We believe He rose again and that He is alive today, and through the power of that resurrection we believe Him to be the very Son of God. Thousands of us are here this weekend because we believe. We believe a man named Jesus was more than a man. We believe He died on a cross for sins, our sins. We believe He rose again and that He is alive today, and through the power of that resurrection we believe Him to be the very Son of God. Thousands of us are here this weekend because we believe. We believe a man named Jesus was more than a man. We believe He died on a cross for sins, our sins. We believe He rose again and that He is alive today, and through the power of that resurrectio… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1533 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20364573/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_webelieve/id/2321330.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20364573 faith,blessing,belief, Scripture: John 20:24-20:29, Series: Standalone Mon, 30 Mar 2015 04:12:24 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have blemishes on my face and body, on my relationships, on my life. I am not perfect. I am nothing like it. How is it possible to be presented blameless when I can be blamed for so much. The answer is the blood of Jesus Christ, His work for me on the cross. When I trusted in that, right then I was declared holy, and being presented blameless is little more than Jesus completing the work, fulfilling the promise. How incredible is this! I have blemishes on my face and body, on my relationships, on my life. I am not perfect. I am nothing like it. How is it possible to be presented blameless when I can be blamed for so much. The answer is the blood of Jesus Christ, His work for me on the cross. When I trusted in that, right then I was declared holy, and being presented blameless is little more than Jesus completing the work, fulfilling the promise. How incredible is this! I have blemishes on my face and body, on my relationships, on my life. I am not perfect. I am nothing like it. How is it possible to be presented blameless when I can be blamed for so much. The answer is the blood of Jesus Christ, His work for me on… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 966 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20358877/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_transformed/id/2315874.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20358877 blameless,holy,fulfilled, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:16-5:18, Jude 1:24-1:25, Series: Standalone Mon, 23 Mar 2015 02:15:54 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus is the most respected and influential person that has ever lived. Not everyone believes the same things about Him. Some would not believe in His miracles, and certainly some would not believe in the resurrection; though the historical evidence for it is overwhelming. It is in fact one of the most provable historical events there is. Jesus is the most respected and influential person that has ever lived. Not everyone believes the same things about Him. Some would not believe in His miracles, and certainly some would not believe in the resurrection; though the historical evidence for it is overwhelming. It is in fact one of the most provable historical events there is. Jesus is the most respected and influential person that has ever lived. Not everyone believes the same things about Him. Some would not believe in His miracles, and certainly some would not believe in the resurrection; though the historical evidence fo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1977 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20353213/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_connected/id/2310581.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20353213 respected,influential,connected, Series: Standalone Sun, 15 Mar 2015 18:29:09 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I have asked several leaders in their perspective ministry to share what God is doing and how our church is making an Impact in our community and world. These are not trip reports, but snapshots of God working and allowing us to join Him. Today I have asked several leaders in their perspective ministry to share what God is doing and how our church is making an Impact in our community and world. These are not trip reports, but snapshots of God working and allowing us to join Him. Today I have asked several leaders in their perspective ministry to share what God is doing and how our church is making an Impact in our community and world. These are not trip reports, but snapshots of God working and allowing us to join Him.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2146 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20347605/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missionssnapshot/id/2305356.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20347605 missions Sun, 08 Mar 2015 21:02:04 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are a body, individual parts of it. We have each been given an ability to help, to bless, to minister to the whole. These verses do not call us to think about what is being done for us, but rather challenge us to think about how we contribute to the whole. And God has made sure we can. We are held accountable both for the command and the ability we have been given to do this. We are a body, individual parts of it. We have each been given an ability to help, to bless, to minister to the whole. These verses do not call us to think about what is being done for us, but rather challenge us to think about how we contribute to the whole. And God has made sure we can. We are held accountable both for the command and the ability we have been given to do this. We are a body, individual parts of it. We have each been given an ability to help, to bless, to minister to the whole. These verses do not call us to think about what is being done for us, but rather challenge us to think about how we contribute to the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2137 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20340343/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorthechurchpart2/id/2298386.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20340343 team,body,love,church, Scripture: Romans 12:10-12:11, Series: Honor Sun, 01 Mar 2015 19:55:37 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Your life is impacted, affected, not only by the person next to you, but the person across the room, the person at the other service, the person at the other campus. You may not know or even see this other person, but they are having an impact on your life and wellbeing, and yours theirs. They are having an impact on this church, as are you. What I just described you to is a profound biblical, spiritual truth that is largely unknown and ignored, by both the individual and the church. Your life is impacted, affected, not only by the person next to you, but the person across the room, the person at the other service, the person at the other campus. You may not know or even see this other person, but they are having an impact on your life and wellbeing, and yours theirs. They are having an impact on this church, as are you. What I just described you to is a profound biblical, spiritual truth that is largely unknown and ignored, by both the individual and the church. Your life is impacted, affected, not only by the person next to you, but the person across the room, the person at the other service, the person at the other campus. You may not know or even see this other person, but they are having an impact on your … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2191 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20334085/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorthechurchpart1/id/2292492.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20334085 honor,church,accountable, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:26-12:27, Joshua 7:1-7:26, Series: Honor Sun, 22 Feb 2015 19:27:20 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you want the Lord to honor you? Do you want the Lord to honor your money? In the passages I just read we have a command. We are commanded by the Lord; whether we think He needs or it not, to honor Him with our money. It says with first fruits. Do you want the Lord to honor you? Do you want the Lord to honor your money? In the passages I just read we have a command. We are commanded by the Lord; whether we think He needs or it not, to honor Him with our money. It says with first fruits. Do you want the Lord to honor you? Do you want the Lord to honor your money? In the passages I just read we have a command. We are commanded by the Lord; whether we think He needs or it not, to honor Him with our money. It says with first fruits.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2480 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20329206/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honormoneyandthelord/id/2287779.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20329206 money,honor, Scripture: Proverbs 3:9-3:9, Malachi 3:9-3:10, Matthew 22:21-22:21, Series: Honor Mon, 16 Feb 2015 04:23:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing today our series on Honor. Now what we are looking at today could have been three sermons. That sounds kind of scary. There are three different issues, three complete messages, but I am going to present them as one. Let’s see if it works. So here we go, if you want life to work, honor the Lord with your body. We are continuing today our series on Honor. Now what we are looking at today could have been three sermons. That sounds kind of scary. There are three different issues, three complete messages, but I am going to present them as one. Let’s see if it works. So here we go, if you want life to work, honor the Lord with your body. We are continuing today our series on Honor. Now what we are looking at today could have been three sermons. That sounds kind of scary. There are three different issues, three complete messages, but I am going to present them as one. Let’s see if it wo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1963 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20322819/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorthelordwithyourdecisionsb/id/2281780.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20322819 honor,body,decision,work, Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-3:6, 1 Corinthians 6:19-6:20, Colossians 3:23-3:24, Series: Honor Sun, 08 Feb 2015 14:22:48 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We all have them in the course of a lifetime: parents, teachers, coaches, babysitters, and the crème de la crème, bosses. And just about every one of them at some point is going to be wrong, unfair, mean, and possibly the devil. My guess is most of us have at the very minimum a hurtful memory if not a life that has been negatively affected by someone in authority. So why would God want us to honor them? We all have them in the course of a lifetime: parents, teachers, coaches, babysitters, and the crème de la crème, bosses. And just about every one of them at some point is going to be wrong, unfair, mean, and possibly the devil. My guess is most of us have at the very minimum a hurtful memory if not a life that has been negatively affected by someone in authority. So why would God want us to honor them? We all have them in the course of a lifetime: parents, teachers, coaches, babysitters, and the crème de la crème, bosses. And just about every one of them at some point is going to be wrong, unfair, mean, and possibly the devil. My guess is most of us … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1867 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20317286/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorauthority/id/2276732.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20317286 honor,witness,authority, Scripture: Exodus 20:12-20:12, Romans 13:1-13:2, Colossians 3:22-3:23, Series: Honor Sun, 01 Feb 2015 14:11:39 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we looked at what it means to honor marriage, a command from the Lord, and while we certainly see a marital directive, we saw a command for all people, married or single, to honor marriage, to honor the marriage bed. Today we see that we honor the home. We honor God’s design for society. Last week we looked at what it means to honor marriage, a command from the Lord, and while we certainly see a marital directive, we saw a command for all people, married or single, to honor marriage, to honor the marriage bed. Today we see that we honor the home. We honor God’s design for society. Last week we looked at what it means to honor marriage, a command from the Lord, and while we certainly see a marital directive, we saw a command for all people, married or single, to honor marriage, to honor the marriage bed. Today we see that we hono… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1091 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20312265/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honoringthehome/id/2271869.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20312265 honor,marriage,multiply,disciple, Scripture: Genesis 1:27-1:28, Exodus 20:12-20:12, Deuteronomy 6:6-6:7, Series: Honor Mon, 26 Jan 2015 00:29:05 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The church honoring marriage is critical to our strength in an immoral world. Have you ever thought about your marriage as critical to the health of your church? This is not just marital advice, but a command given to all: married, single, divorced, widowed, all of us are to honor marriage. The church honoring marriage is critical to our strength in an immoral world. Have you ever thought about your marriage as critical to the health of your church? This is not just marital advice, but a command given to all: married, single, divorced, widowed, all of us are to honor marriage. The church honoring marriage is critical to our strength in an immoral world. Have you ever thought about your marriage as critical to the health of your church? This is not just marital advice, but a command given to all: married, single, divorced, wi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2492 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20303761/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honormarriage/id/2264805.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20303761 marriage,purposeful,value, Scripture: Hebrews 13:4-13:4, Series: Honor Sun, 18 Jan 2015 20:25:28 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The next two weeks we are going to be in the home and see what it means to honor marriage, parents, and children. Today though the calendar has picked our topic. Today in America is Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. Whatever we believe is in the womb, would we not consider life so precious, so valuable, that we would even honor potential life? I know it is more than potential life to God. Listen to Psalm 139:13-16. The next two weeks we are going to be in the home and see what it means to honor marriage, parents, and children. Today though the calendar has picked our topic. Today in America is Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. Whatever we believe is in the womb, would we not consider life so precious, so valuable, that we would even honor potential life? I know it is more than potential life to God. Listen to Psalm 139:13-16. The next two weeks we are going to be in the home and see what it means to honor marriage, parents, and children. Today though the calendar has picked our topic. Today in America is Sanctity of Human Life Sunday. Whatever we believe is in the womb, wou… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2451 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20296939/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honorlife/id/2258970.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20296939 value,honor, Scripture: Genesis 9:6-9:6, Series: Honor Sun, 11 Jan 2015 17:45:32 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I believe today I am beginning the most important sermon series I have ever preached, and I have never made a comment like that about a series. Why do I believe that? Well, for one we are at the start of year. At the start of anything, a lot of us in here want God’s blessing. We want God to honor what we are doing, to show His favor on it, to make it work. But a heavier reason is that same principle in Scripture for finding God’s blessing, for making life work; is something this nation hates, and it is beginning to destroy us. And yes, you and I are a part of this. I believe today I am beginning the most important sermon series I have ever preached, and I have never made a comment like that about a series. Why do I believe that? Well, for one we are at the start of year. At the start of anything, a lot of us in here want God’s blessing. We want God to honor what we are doing, to show His favor on it, to make it work. But a heavier reason is that same principle in Scripture for finding God’s blessing, for making life work; is something this nation hates, and it is beginning to destroy us. And yes, you and I are a part of this. I believe today I am beginning the most important sermon series I have ever preached, and I have never made a comment like that about a series. Why do I believe that? Well, for one we are at the start of year. At the start of anything, a lot of us in h… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2426 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20292093/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thehonorprinciple/id/2254493.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20292093 honor, Scripture: 1 Samuel 2:30-2:30, Isaiah 8:13-8:13, Leviticus 10:1-10:3, Series: Honor Sun, 04 Jan 2015 14:24:04 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne The flipping or replacing of the calendar does not, in and of itself, bring newness, but this season, moving from one year to the next, is a time in which many seek improvement. It is a time that we seek to discard those things that hinder us and strive for new growth. You may call it making resolutions, or setting goals, or personal renewal. But whatever you call it, it signifies a hope for the immediate future and a new you! The flipping or replacing of the calendar does not, in and of itself, bring newness, but this season, moving from one year to the next, is a time in which many seek improvement. It is a time that we seek to discard those things that hinder us and strive for new growth. You may call it making resolutions, or setting goals, or personal renewal. But whatever you call it, it signifies a hope for the immediate future and a new you! The flipping or replacing of the calendar does not, in and of itself, bring newness, but this season, moving from one year to the next, is a time in which many seek improvement. It is a time that we seek to discard those things that hinder us and striv… Rev. Mike Osborne 1561 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20291963/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howtoliveitupin2015/id/2254366.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20291963 wise,opportunities, Scripture: Ephesians 5:15-5:17, Series: Standalone Sun, 28 Dec 2014 14:34:34 +0000 Rev. James Ford Rev. James Ford, our Singles and Discipleship Pastor, shares God's Word today from Acts 1:1-12, 2:1-12, 6:8-9, 7:58-8:3, and 16:7-14. Rev. James Ford, our Singles and Discipleship Pastor, shares God's Word today from Acts 1:1-12, 2:1-12, 6:8-9, 7:58-8:3, and 16:7-14. Rev. James Ford, our Singles and Discipleship Pastor, shares God's Word today from Acts 1:1-12, 2:1-12, 6:8-9, 7:58-8:3, and 16:7-14.… Rev. James Ford 2002 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20286971/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_resolvetosurrender/id/2249644.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20286971 surrender, Series: Standalone Sun, 21 Dec 2014 20:49:55 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is a peace about Christmas. It is a place to rest from the chaos in our culture, the chaos on the news, the chaos in the world, and yeah, even the chaos we call home. I don’t believe there is another day or season that has this kind of affect on a culture. It really is unique. Christmas seems to offer something our soul very much longs for: peace. There is a peace about Christmas. It is a place to rest from the chaos in our culture, the chaos on the news, the chaos in the world, and yeah, even the chaos we call home. I don’t believe there is another day or season that has this kind of affect on a culture. It really is unique. Christmas seems to offer something our soul very much longs for: peace. There is a peace about Christmas. It is a place to rest from the chaos in our culture, the chaos on the news, the chaos in the world, and yeah, even the chaos we call home. I don’t believe there is another day or season that has this kind of affect on … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1687 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20272976/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_peaceinchaos/id/2236154.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20272976 peace,chaos,Christmas, Scripture: Luke 1:79-1:79, Luke 2:14-2:14, Luke 2:29-2:32, Series: Standalone Sun, 07 Dec 2014 17:43:26 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Let me say it one last time: Mark wrote this gospel to encourage and embolden those first century believers in Rome that Jesus was worthy of following whatever the cost. And those reasons are every bit as relevant for 21st century believers. Today we will see He is worthy because He wins. Let me say it one last time: Mark wrote this gospel to encourage and embolden those first century believers in Rome that Jesus was worthy of following whatever the cost. And those reasons are every bit as relevant for 21st century believers. Today we will see He is worthy because He wins. Let me say it one last time: Mark wrote this gospel to encourage and embolden those first century believers in Rome that Jesus was worthy of following whatever the cost. And those reasons are every bit as relevant for 21st century believers. Today we w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2340 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20265287/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushisvictory/id/2229233.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20265287 encourage,embolden,conquer, Scripture: Mark 16:1-16:20, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 30 Nov 2014 20:17:47 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Gospel of Mark piles one reason on another of why Jesus is worth it. I can’t imagine we still need more reason, and yet as we arrive at Mark 14, we have the reason that stands out, stands alone, stands above. A reason I believe becomes a mandate to follow Jesus. What Mark shows us today is our faith, our hope, our very life. Without what we read here, we are consumed by sin and death into a godless eternity in hell. Let me read today the story of the rescue of us from that eternity. The Gospel of Mark piles one reason on another of why Jesus is worth it. I can’t imagine we still need more reason, and yet as we arrive at Mark 14, we have the reason that stands out, stands alone, stands above. A reason I believe becomes a mandate to follow Jesus. What Mark shows us today is our faith, our hope, our very life. Without what we read here, we are consumed by sin and death into a godless eternity in hell. Let me read today the story of the rescue of us from that eternity. The Gospel of Mark piles one reason on another of why Jesus is worth it. I can’t imagine we still need more reason, and yet as we arrive at Mark 14, we have the reason that stands out, stands alone, stands above. A reason I believe becomes a mandate to… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1984 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20258328/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushissacrifice/id/2222576.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20258328 encourage,sacrifice,reconcile,holy, Scripture: Mark 14:1-14:72, Mark 15:1-15:47, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 23 Nov 2014 14:39:02 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is one thing to say you believe God loves you and has a plan for your life. It is quite another to let that truth shape the way you think and live. Thursday, every day, you can be thankful that God loves you, and He knows the whole story. He knows where you are in the story, and He knows why this part of the story is important to the next chapter. He has a plan for you, built in love and with a knowledge beyond your ability to grasp. Draw a breath and thank God that He has every part of the story and He will accomplish His good in your life. It is one thing to say you believe God loves you and has a plan for your life. It is quite another to let that truth shape the way you think and live. Thursday, every day, you can be thankful that God loves you, and He knows the whole story. He knows where you are in the story, and He knows why this part of the story is important to the next chapter. He has a plan for you, built in love and with a knowledge beyond your ability to grasp. Draw a breath and thank God that He has every part of the story and He will accomplish His good in your life. It is one thing to say you believe God loves you and has a plan for your life. It is quite another to let that truth shape the way you think and live. Thursday, every day, you can be thankful that God loves you, and He knows the whole story. He knows w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2420 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20257124/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thankfulforhisplanforme/id/2221324.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20257124 plan,trust, Scripture: Psalms 138:1-138:8, Psalms 139:1-139:24, Series: Standalone Sun, 16 Nov 2014 22:29:16 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It’s nerve wracking, and can be even dangerous when we’re required to follow someone and we’re not confident they know where this is going. So what about following Jesus? Does He know where He is going? Does He know what is up ahead? That is an important question when following. Turn with me today to Mark 13:1-27, 32-33. It’s nerve wracking, and can be even dangerous when we’re required to follow someone and we’re not confident they know where this is going. So what about following Jesus? Does He know where He is going? Does He know what is up ahead? That is an important question when following. Turn with me today to Mark 13:1-27, 32-33. It’s nerve wracking, and can be even dangerous when we’re required to follow someone and we’re not confident they know where this is going. So what about following Jesus? Does He know where He is going? Does He know what is up ahead? That is an impor… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2708 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20248105/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushisknowledgeoftheend/id/2212724.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20248105 lead,knowledge,rejection, Scripture: Mark 13:1-13:37, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 09 Nov 2014 17:41:43 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our passage today contains THE question. There is no other question as big, as important, as eternal. Listen for it. You will actually hear it twice in the story. Turn with me to Mark 10:17-27. Our passage today contains THE question. There is no other question as big, as important, as eternal. Listen for it. You will actually hear it twice in the story. Turn with me to Mark 10:17-27. Our passage today contains THE question. There is no other question as big, as important, as eternal. Listen for it. You will actually hear it twice in the story. Turn with me to Mark 10:17-27.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2502 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20241845/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushiseternity/id/2206656.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20241845 saved,eternal,money, Scripture: Mark 10:17-10:27, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 02 Nov 2014 18:32:14 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I believe our passage to be the key passage, the pivotal passage of the Gospel of Mark. We are going to hear words from Jesus that must ring in our ears everyday, all day. I believe our passage to be the key passage, the pivotal passage of the Gospel of Mark. We are going to hear words from Jesus that must ring in our ears everyday, all day. I believe our passage to be the key passage, the pivotal passage of the Gospel of Mark. We are going to hear words from Jesus that must ring in our ears everyday, all day.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2228 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20235741/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushiscall/id/2201266.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20235741 cost,price,deny,cross, Scripture: Mark 8:27-8:38, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 26 Oct 2014 20:17:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am intrigued by the overwhelming evidence of humanity that we know something is not right between us and God; and religion is our attempt to fix it. And yes, people with a religion mentality have at times kidnapped Christianity. It’s our tendency to depend on religion over a relationship with Jesus. Today we hear Jesus confront that reality. Turn with me to Mark 7:1-23. I am intrigued by the overwhelming evidence of humanity that we know something is not right between us and God; and religion is our attempt to fix it. And yes, people with a religion mentality have at times kidnapped Christianity. It’s our tendency to depend on religion over a relationship with Jesus. Today we hear Jesus confront that reality. Turn with me to Mark 7:1-23. I am intrigued by the overwhelming evidence of humanity that we know something is not right between us and God; and religion is our attempt to fix it. And yes, people with a religion mentality have at times kidnapped Christianity. It’s our tendency to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2319 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20228200/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushissuperiorityoverrel/id/2194139.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20228200 religion,rules,righteousness, Scripture: Mark 7:1-7:23, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 19 Oct 2014 21:53:20 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Death is the last, but the biggest reminder that we live in a broken world. Whatever humanity can fix or make better, we still die, every single day, 155,000 people every day. Death never stops. It is a power, an enemy; but it will not win. It’s defeat to the Lord Jesus has been announced and today we see evidence of His very current and present power over death. Look at Mark 5:21-43. Death is the last, but the biggest reminder that we live in a broken world. Whatever humanity can fix or make better, we still die, every single day, 155,000 people every day. Death never stops. It is a power, an enemy; but it will not win. It’s defeat to the Lord Jesus has been announced and today we see evidence of His very current and present power over death. Look at Mark 5:21-43. Death is the last, but the biggest reminder that we live in a broken world. Whatever humanity can fix or make better, we still die, every single day, 155,000 people every day. Death never stops. It is a power, an enemy; but it will not win. It’s defea… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2050 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20224216/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushispoweroverdeath/id/2190367.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20224216 death,precious,life,resurrection, Scripture: Mark 5:21-5:43, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 12 Oct 2014 13:49:25 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we saw an illustration of Jesus’ power in the physical realm and today we are going to see that same power in the spiritual realm. Turn with me to Mark 5:1-12 as we continue to our study of the Gospel of Mark. Last week, today, next week we are in a series of stories showing us Jesus’ power and that power is a reason we would follow Jesus no matter the cost. Last week we saw an illustration of Jesus’ power in the physical realm and today we are going to see that same power in the spiritual realm. Turn with me to Mark 5:1-12 as we continue to our study of the Gospel of Mark. Last week, today, next week we are in a series of stories showing us Jesus’ power and that power is a reason we would follow Jesus no matter the cost. Last week we saw an illustration of Jesus’ power in the physical realm and today we are going to see that same power in the spiritual realm. Turn with me to Mark 5:1-12 as we continue to our study of the Gospel of Mark. Last week, today, next week we a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2180 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20215726/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushispoweroverthespirit/id/2182184.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20215726 power,spiritual, Scripture: Mark 5:1-5:12, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 05 Oct 2014 10:59:56 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Have you ever felt desperate in the face of lost love? In trying to do anything to get this love back we become desperate and pathetic, which makes the one who has done the rejecting respect us even less, desire us even less. And that made me think, is that what we are doing to Jesus? While Jesus has loved, we can reject. Would that make Him desperate and pathetic? As we weigh His worthiness, is He nervous we will not find Him worthy to follow? While we have so far in our series focused on the loving character of Christ, We are going to turn now and begin to focus on the power of Christ. Have you ever felt desperate in the face of lost love? In trying to do anything to get this love back we become desperate and pathetic, which makes the one who has done the rejecting respect us even less, desire us even less. And that made me think, is that what we are doing to Jesus? While Jesus has loved, we can reject. Would that make Him desperate and pathetic? As we weigh His worthiness, is He nervous we will not find Him worthy to follow? While we have so far in our series focused on the loving character of Christ, We are going to turn now and begin to focus on the power of Christ. Have you ever felt desperate in the face of lost love? In trying to do anything to get this love back we become desperate and pathetic, which makes the one who has done the rejecting respect us even less, desire us even less. And that made me think, is… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1877 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20209881/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushispoweroverthephysic/id/2176645.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20209881 unresponsive,terrified,storm,love, Scripture: Mark 4:35-4:41, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 28 Sep 2014 07:32:07 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We want our lives to show, not a worthless Jesus, but just how much Jesus is worth in how we live. Last week we saw one reason we would do that is because He cares for us. We follow One who is moved by us. Today see we what that means. We want our lives to show, not a worthless Jesus, but just how much Jesus is worth in how we live. Last week we saw one reason we would do that is because He cares for us. We follow One who is moved by us. Today see we what that means. We want our lives to show, not a worthless Jesus, but just how much Jesus is worth in how we live. Last week we saw one reason we would do that is because He cares for us. We follow One who is moved by us. Today see we what that means.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1822 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20201502/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushisforgiveness/id/2168460.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20201502 worth,Jesus, Scripture: Mark 2:1-2:12, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 21 Sep 2014 14:38:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we walk through Mark we are going to see Jesus’ authority, ability and position. We are going to see His power and His knowledge, and all of those would be reasons we would follow Him no matter the cost. But Mark wants you to see this all-powerful, all-knowing, King of all kings, cares for you. As we walk through Mark we are going to see Jesus’ authority, ability and position. We are going to see His power and His knowledge, and all of those would be reasons we would follow Him no matter the cost. But Mark wants you to see this all-powerful, all-knowing, King of all kings, cares for you. As we walk through Mark we are going to see Jesus’ authority, ability and position. We are going to see His power and His knowledge, and all of those would be reasons we would follow Him no matter the cost. But Mark wants you to see this all-powerful, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2320 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20196809/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushiscompassion/id/2164322.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20196809 Jesus,compassion, Scripture: Mark 1:32-1:42, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Tue, 16 Sep 2014 14:33:18 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Mark wants us to meet Jesus, and for that to be anything but worthless. How many people have met Jesus, would say they are friends; but it ultimately proves to not be worth that much. Oh it is an interesting part of our lives, a story we share now and then, we have more affinity for, but ultimately has no real affect. It’s not okay, when it’s God. Mark wants us to meet Jesus, and for that to be anything but worthless. How many people have met Jesus, would say they are friends; but it ultimately proves to not be worth that much. Oh it is an interesting part of our lives, a story we share now and then, we have more affinity for, but ultimately has no real affect. It’s not okay, when it’s God. Mark wants us to meet Jesus, and for that to be anything but worthless. How many people have met Jesus, would say they are friends; but it ultimately proves to not be worth that much. Oh it is an interesting part of our lives, a story we share now and … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2330 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20189761/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_worthesushisidentity/id/2157642.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20189761 relationship,trinity, Scripture: Mark 1:1-1:11, Mark 9:1-9:8, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 07 Sep 2014 10:01:46 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Are you a Christian? Do you follow Jesus? There is no more significant question we will ever answer, and yet, I am not sure the question itself is as significant as where or when we answer it. Most of us in here have lived in a time and place that required very little thought to how we answer. American Christians have mostly gotten a pass in weighing the cost of following Jesus. If that pass is about to expire, what will that mean to your relationship with Jesus? Are you a Christian? Do you follow Jesus? There is no more significant question we will ever answer, and yet, I am not sure the question itself is as significant as where or when we answer it. Most of us in here have lived in a time and place that required very little thought to how we answer. American Christians have mostly gotten a pass in weighing the cost of following Jesus. If that pass is about to expire, what will that mean to your relationship with Jesus? Are you a Christian? Do you follow Jesus? There is no more significant question we will ever answer, and yet, I am not sure the question itself is as significant as where or when we answer it. Most of us in here have lived in a time and place that requ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2145 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20184277/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anintroductiontomarksgospel/id/2152336.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20184277 follow, worth, Scripture: Mark 1:1-1:1, Mark 8:27-8:38, Series: Worth(less) Jesus? The Gospel of Mark Sun, 31 Aug 2014 10:00:08 +0000 Rev. Jerry Witte Have you ever had one of those days when everything goes wrong? It doesn’t make any difference how hard you try, it just seems that everything backfires on you? The harder you try, the worse it gets. In a lot of ways that was my story growing up. Thing seem to never work out the way I planned. Have you ever had one of those days when everything goes wrong? It doesn’t make any difference how hard you try, it just seems that everything backfires on you? The harder you try, the worse it gets. In a lot of ways that was my story growing up. Thing seem to never work out the way I planned. Have you ever had one of those days when everything goes wrong? It doesn’t make any difference how hard you try, it just seems that everything backfires on you? The harder you try, the worse it gets. In a lot of ways that was my story growing up. Thing… Rev. Jerry Witte 2271 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20177967/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeverseerrywitte/id/2146334.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20177967 life,verse, Scripture: Philippians 1:6-1:6, Series: Life Verse Sun, 24 Aug 2014 13:36:49 +0000 Rev. Buddy Hamm My name is Buddy Hamm and I am your campus pastor out in Midlothian. I have been on staff almost 11 years and of those I spent 9 of them as your children’s pastor. The last 1 ½ as the campus pastor out at Commonwealth 20. Today I would like to start with this question… How many of you have decided your future without letting God guide you through it? My name is Buddy Hamm and I am your campus pastor out in Midlothian. I have been on staff almost 11 years and of those I spent 9 of them as your children’s pastor. The last 1 ½ as the campus pastor out at Commonwealth 20. Today I would like to start with this question… How many of you have decided your future without letting God guide you through it? My name is Buddy Hamm and I am your campus pastor out in Midlothian. I have been on staff almost 11 years and of those I spent 9 of them as your children’s pastor. The last 1 ½ as the campus pastor out at Commonwealth 20. Today I would like to start … Rev. Buddy Hamm 2142 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20172390/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeversebuddyhamm/id/2140932.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20172390 life,verse, Scripture: Philippians 3:10-3:10, Series: Life Verse Thu, 21 Aug 2014 13:19:23 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Everyone needs a game plan. For those who don’t know me, I am Mike Osborne, the Executive Pastor here at The Heights. I have been in the ministry for 35 years, was a Senior Pastor for 11 years, a full-time vocational evangelist for 13 years, and for the past 11 years have been in my current position. And I am here to tell you that none of that was in my original life plans. Everyone needs a game plan. For those who don’t know me, I am Mike Osborne, the Executive Pastor here at The Heights. I have been in the ministry for 35 years, was a Senior Pastor for 11 years, a full-time vocational evangelist for 13 years, and for the past 11 years have been in my current position. And I am here to tell you that none of that was in my original life plans. Everyone needs a game plan. For those who don’t know me, I am Mike Osborne, the Executive Pastor here at The Heights. I have been in the ministry for 35 years, was a Senior Pastor for 11 years, a full-time vocational evangelist for 13 years, and for th… Rev. Mike Osborne 1780 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20166032/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_gotplans/id/2134919.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20166032 life,verse,plans, Scripture: Proverbs 16:3-16:3, Series: Life Verse Sun, 10 Aug 2014 15:43:56 +0000 Rev. Andy Huff We are kicking off a special series over the next few weeks called Life Verse. We are going to be presenting several members of our staff each Sunday and letting them share their Life Verse with you. We hope you'll join us and get to know a handful of the folks who work here at the church in various ministry roles. Speaking of which, if you don't already know me I'd like to introduce myself: My name is Andy Huff and I serve as the Creative Arts Pastor here at The Heights. We are kicking off a special series over the next few weeks called Life Verse. We are going to be presenting several members of our staff each Sunday and letting them share their Life Verse with you. We hope you'll join us and get to know a handful of the folks who work here at the church in various ministry roles. Speaking of which, if you don't already know me I'd like to introduce myself: My name is Andy Huff and I serve as the Creative Arts Pastor here at The Heights. We are kicking off a special series over the next few weeks called Life Verse. We are going to be presenting several members of our staff each Sunday and letting them share their Life Verse with you. We hope you'll join us and get to know a handful of … Rev. Andy Huff 1872 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20157949/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeverseandyhuff/id/2126583.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20157949 life,verse, Series: Life Verse Sun, 03 Aug 2014 15:29:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is hard for us to fathom how special it is to see our God, our Creator, our Savior. Oh, I think we want to and look forward to seeing Him; and yet even then I am not sure we can imagine how special, how awesome, how utterly fulfilling it will be. It is hard for us to fathom how special it is to see our God, our Creator, our Savior. Oh, I think we want to and look forward to seeing Him; and yet even then I am not sure we can imagine how special, how awesome, how utterly fulfilling it will be. It is hard for us to fathom how special it is to see our God, our Creator, our Savior. Oh, I think we want to and look forward to seeing Him; and yet even then I am not sure we can imagine how special, how awesome, how utterly fulfilling it will be.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1693 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20150607/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwillitmeantoseegod/id/2119610.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20150607 heaven, God, Scripture: Revelation 22:3-22:4, 1 John 3:2-3:2, Luke 22:14-22:20, Series: Heaven Sun, 27 Jul 2014 11:47:38 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have had a lot fun this summer looking at heaven: what it will be like, what we will do there, how we get in, why we need it; and I have tried to focus on the things that have maybe been kind of a blank for us, and since that has been my focus, there has been something, or shall I say, someone I have not focused on: God! Hey folks, God is the great prize. Without God, Heaven is Hell. There is no joy, no pleasure, no significance apart from Him. We have had a lot fun this summer looking at heaven: what it will be like, what we will do there, how we get in, why we need it; and I have tried to focus on the things that have maybe been kind of a blank for us, and since that has been my focus, there has been something, or shall I say, someone I have not focused on: God! Hey folks, God is the great prize. Without God, Heaven is Hell. There is no joy, no pleasure, no significance apart from Him. We have had a lot fun this summer looking at heaven: what it will be like, what we will do there, how we get in, why we need it; and I have tried to focus on the things that have maybe been kind of a blank for us, and since that has been my focus, ther… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1977 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20147327/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howwillwerelatewithothersinhea/id/2116484.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20147327 heaven, hell, God, Scripture: Genesis 2:18-2:18, Series: Heaven Sun, 20 Jul 2014 11:35:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What I hope last week and this week help us to see is that heaven is not boring. Heaven is not a place where we just float around in some eternal bliss. We will live in a purposeful, meaningful and productive way; because that’s what God always intended. What I hope last week and this week help us to see is that heaven is not boring. Heaven is not a place where we just float around in some eternal bliss. We will live in a purposeful, meaningful and productive way; because that’s what God always intended. What I hope last week and this week help us to see is that heaven is not boring. Heaven is not a place where we just float around in some eternal bliss. We will live in a purposeful, meaningful and productive way; because that’s what God always intende… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1758 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20139243/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatdowedoinheaven/id/2108800.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20139243 heaven, work, Scripture: Genesis 1:28-1:28, Genesis 2:15-2:15, Proverbs 13:4-13:4, Series: Heaven Sun, 13 Jul 2014 10:15:15 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have great news for you this morning: the best parts of this world are a taste of heaven. If you don’t get anything else from today, maybe just take that line with you. I think one of the reasons we struggle with understanding heaven and what it is like is because we divorce it from reality. I have great news for you this morning: the best parts of this world are a taste of heaven. If you don’t get anything else from today, maybe just take that line with you. I think one of the reasons we struggle with understanding heaven and what it is like is because we divorce it from reality. I have great news for you this morning: the best parts of this world are a taste of heaven. If you don’t get anything else from today, maybe just take that line with you. I think one of the reasons we struggle with understanding heaven and what it is l… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2449 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20133783/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisheavenlike/id/2103624.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20133783 heaven, Scripture: Genesis 2:1-2:2, Series: Heaven Sun, 06 Jul 2014 10:07:43 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn A couple of quick of observations from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18: 1. God wants us to have an understanding of what is going on in death. 2. It is okay to grieve; and God provides a way we can do that with hope. 3. God knows what is happening next. He has a plan. We could spend time understanding these verses more, but suffice for today, God has a plan and knows where He’s going. Death creates an unknown for us. What we need in that moment is to remember that this moment is not an unknown for God. He knows exactly what is going on, exactly what comes next, and He cares about you. A couple of quick of observations from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18: 1. God wants us to have an understanding of what is going on in death. 2. It is okay to grieve; and God provides a way we can do that with hope. 3. God knows what is happening next. He has a plan. We could spend time understanding these verses more, but suffice for today, God has a plan and knows where He’s going. Death creates an unknown for us. What we need in that moment is to remember that this moment is not an unknown for God. He knows exactly what is going on, exactly what comes next, and He cares about you. A couple of quick of observations from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18: 1. God wants us to have an understanding of what is going on in death. 2. It is okay to grieve; and God provides a way we can do that with hope. 3. God knows what is happening next. He … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2369 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20127845/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wheredowegowhenwedie/id/2097657.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20127845 heaven,hell, Scripture: 1 Thessalonians 4:13-4:13, Series: Heaven Sun, 29 Jun 2014 09:02:57 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This might sound strange, but I kind of struggled with adding this message to the series today. I think there is so much to understand about heaven, so many questions you would like to hear addressed and I have limited time; so why take a whole message to talk about membership in heaven, especially in a group where I would assume so many are already members. This might sound strange, but I kind of struggled with adding this message to the series today. I think there is so much to understand about heaven, so many questions you would like to hear addressed and I have limited time; so why take a whole message to talk about membership in heaven, especially in a group where I would assume so many are already members. This might sound strange, but I kind of struggled with adding this message to the series today. I think there is so much to understand about heaven, so many questions you would like to hear addressed and I have limited time; so why take a whole message… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2116 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20122053/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_canweknowifwearegoingtoheaven/id/1868804.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20122053 heaven, Scripture: 1 John 5:13-5:13, Series: Heaven Sun, 22 Jun 2014 12:03:46 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I think mentally we believe in a heaven and we believe it is better than here. Perhaps we know the Bible on teaches heaven is a place where there is not death and disease. There are no bad days. There is reward and good. Heaven is where we see God. But that does that belief translate into real life excitement, desire, hope? I think mentally we believe in a heaven and we believe it is better than here. Perhaps we know the Bible on teaches heaven is a place where there is not death and disease. There are no bad days. There is reward and good. Heaven is where we see God. But that does that belief translate into real life excitement, desire, hope? I think mentally we believe in a heaven and we believe it is better than here. Perhaps we know the Bible on teaches heaven is a place where there is not death and disease. There are no bad days. There is reward and good. Heaven is where we see God. Bu… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1947 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20116855/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyisthereaheaven/id/1864017.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20116855 justice,promise,home, Series: Heaven Sun, 15 Jun 2014 15:40:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we ordain James Ford to the gospel ministry. Rev. Mike Osborne brings a charge to our church body, and Dr. Randall T. Hahn brings the charge to James and his family. Celebrate with us in this ordination service. Today we ordain James Ford to the gospel ministry. Rev. Mike Osborne brings a charge to our church body, and Dr. Randall T. Hahn brings the charge to James and his family. Celebrate with us in this ordination service. Today we ordain James Ford to the gospel ministry. Rev. Mike Osborne brings a charge to our church body, and Dr. Randall T. Hahn brings the charge to James and his family. Celebrate with us in this ordination service.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2217 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20110641/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_achallengetoames/id/1858465.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20110641 james,ford,ordination, Scripture: Titus 1:7-1:9 Sun, 01 Jun 2014 17:38:49 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You might get an idea of what today’s sermon is about from the title of “A Church Without Servants”. Everyone showed up to church on this Sunday and realized that something was really different. As you pulled on our lot, there were no parking attendants, and no greeters to welcome you. Those arriving to serve that day were told to go to the worship center and participate in the service and not serve. There were no life groups that day, no choir, or orchestra, no ushers, no media crew to do our normal jobs. We just had staff serving. We felt it was important to have a recording of this, even if it wasn’t our normal quality so people could understand what a church without servants means. Watch or listen as Dr. Hahn explains. You might get an idea of what today’s sermon is about from the title of “A Church Without Servants”. Everyone showed up to church on this Sunday and realized that something was really different. As you pulled on our lot, there were no parking attendants, and no greeters to welcome you. Those arriving to serve that day were told to go to the worship center and participate in the service and not serve. There were no life groups that day, no choir, or orchestra, no ushers, no media crew to do our normal jobs. We just had staff serving. We felt it was important to have a recording of this, even if it wasn’t our normal quality so people could understand what a church without servants means. Watch or listen as Dr. Hahn explains. You might get an idea of what today’s sermon is about from the title of “A Church Without Servants”. Everyone showed up to church on this Sunday and realized that something was really different. As you pulled on our lot, there were no parking attenda… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1776 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20109954/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_achurchwithoutservants/id/1857799.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20109954 volunteer,servant Sun, 25 May 2014 18:59:18 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn On this Memorial Day there is a greater sense of patriotism as we remember those who have fallen for our country and our freedoms. In God’s word I see not only God’s love for an individual, but I also see His love of the nations. On this Memorial Day there is a greater sense of patriotism as we remember those who have fallen for our country and our freedoms. In God’s word I see not only God’s love for an individual, but I also see His love of the nations. On this Memorial Day there is a greater sense of patriotism as we remember those who have fallen for our country and our freedoms. In God’s word I see not only God’s love for an individual, but I also see His love of the nations.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2400 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20095602/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godsland/id/1844542.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20095602 Israel, Scripture: Psalms 87:1-87:3, Psalms 122:6-122:6, Revelation 21:1-21:3 Sun, 18 May 2014 22:26:18 +0000 Collin Hahn Collin Hahn shared the message this week as part of Youth Sunday 2014. Collin Hahn shared the message this week as part of Youth Sunday 2014. Collin Hahn shared the message this week as part of Youth Sunday 2014.… Collin Hahn 762 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20085681/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2014/id/1835009.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20085681 youth Sun, 11 May 2014 13:22:36 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn So what does the Bible say about near death experiences? There are 8 specific stories of someone dying and then being brought back to life in the Bible, not including Jesus or those who were resurrected at His death and resurrection. Three of the eight are by Jesus. Now we have no testimony from any of the 8 about what they saw or experienced during the time of their death. The Scriptures did not record anything they said, but that doesn’t mean they did not tell anyone what they experienced. All it means is that God did not think it important for us to know their story. The Bible though seems to affirm this possibility of experiencing the other side if you will, and coming back. Can that happen? Yes. So what does the Bible say about near death experiences? There are 8 specific stories of someone dying and then being brought back to life in the Bible, not including Jesus or those who were resurrected at His death and resurrection. Three of the eight are by Jesus. Now we have no testimony from any of the 8 about what they saw or experienced during the time of their death. The Scriptures did not record anything they said, but that doesn’t mean they did not tell anyone what they experienced. All it means is that God did not think it important for us to know their story. The Bible though seems to affirm this possibility of experiencing the other side if you will, and coming back. Can that happen? Yes. So what does the Bible say about near death experiences? There are 8 specific stories of someone dying and then being brought back to life in the Bible, not including Jesus or those who were resurrected at His death and resurrection. Three of the eigh… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2198 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20077626/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_areneardeathexperiencesreal/id/1826941.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20077626 near,death,experience, Scripture: Luke 16:19-16:31, Series: You Asked For It Sun, 04 May 2014 12:12:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 11:15am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 11:15am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 11:15am service questions.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2365 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072608/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youaskedforit1115ampaneldiscus/id/1822212.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072608 Series: You Asked For It Sun, 04 May 2014 12:04:05 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 9:45am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 9:45am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 9:45am service questions.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2180 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072602/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youaskedforit945ampaneldiscuss/id/1822208.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072602 Series: You Asked For It Sun, 04 May 2014 12:02:10 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 8:20am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 8:20am service questions. We took your questions LIVE via text message. Throughout each service our moderator, Andy Huff, posed questions to our panel of pastors. 8:20am service questions.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2068 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072598/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youaskedforit820ampaneldiscuss/id/1822204.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20072598 Series: You Asked For It Sun, 27 Apr 2014 22:31:06 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn You Asked for It!  You have been given the opportunity to ask questions and we’re ready to answer.  We picked two questions that we will spend a whole message on, today and May 11.  These were picked both because of most asked and most current.  Today is about suffering and evil and May 11 will be about near death experiences and the afterlife.  And then next week we are going to use a panel and hopefully answer a bunch of questions as you ask them live. You Asked for It!  You have been given the opportunity to ask questions and we’re ready to answer.  We picked two questions that we will spend a whole message on, today and May 11.  These were picked both because of most asked and most current.  Today is about suffering and evil and May 11 will be about near death experiences and the afterlife.  And then next week we are going to use a panel and hopefully answer a bunch of questions as you ask them live. You Asked for It!  You have been given the opportunity to ask questions and we’re ready to answer.  We picked two questions that we will spend a whole message on, today and May 11.  These were picked both because of most asked and most current.  Today … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2698 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20066796/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whydoesgodallowpeopletohurt/id/1816576.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20066796 evil,hurt,pain,suffering, Series: You Asked For It Sun, 20 Apr 2014 15:22:58 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Easter is a little different for me this year. I have been to Jerusalem, just a couple of weeks ago. I have been to Golgotha. I have been to the tomb. I have looked in. He is not there. He has risen. He has risen indeed! Easter is a little different for me this year. I have been to Jerusalem, just a couple of weeks ago. I have been to Golgotha. I have been to the tomb. I have looked in. He is not there. He has risen. He has risen indeed! Easter is a little different for me this year. I have been to Jerusalem, just a couple of weeks ago. I have been to Golgotha. I have been to the tomb. I have looked in. He is not there. He has risen. He has risen indeed!… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1392 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20059237/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thewayisopen/id/1809240.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20059237 open access,sins,paid, Scripture: Mark 15:37-15:38 Sun, 13 Apr 2014 09:45:44 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we enter the week of our Lord’s Passion, beginning with Palm Sunday, when He triumphantly entered Jerusalem, and then next Sunday, Easter, when He rose from the grave conquering sin and death for you and me; so that we could be forgiven and restored in righteousness to God. In the midst of this week, the night before He would go to the cross, Jesus gave us the Lord’s Supper, a way to remember and a way to proclaim what He accomplished for us. Today we enter the week of our Lord’s Passion, beginning with Palm Sunday, when He triumphantly entered Jerusalem, and then next Sunday, Easter, when He rose from the grave conquering sin and death for you and me; so that we could be forgiven and restored in righteousness to God. In the midst of this week, the night before He would go to the cross, Jesus gave us the Lord’s Supper, a way to remember and a way to proclaim what He accomplished for us. Today we enter the week of our Lord’s Passion, beginning with Palm Sunday, when He triumphantly entered Jerusalem, and then next Sunday, Easter, when He rose from the grave conquering sin and death for you and me; so that we could be forgiven and resto… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1146 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20051402/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_firstthingsfirst/id/1801294.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20051402 death,judge,relationships, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-11:31 Sun, 06 Apr 2014 20:35:45 +0000 Rev. James Ford John teaches that the true believer should constantly be changing from the time that he comes to faith, until the moment he is perfected when he sees Christ face-to-face. From this, we can understand that the NATURE, the DESTINATION, and the SHAPE of Christian faith is TRANSFORMATION, and that SEEING God fuels that transformation. John teaches that the true believer should constantly be changing from the time that he comes to faith, until the moment he is perfected when he sees Christ face-to-face. From this, we can understand that the NATURE, the DESTINATION, and the SHAPE of Christian faith is TRANSFORMATION, and that SEEING God fuels that transformation. John teaches that the true believer should constantly be changing from the time that he comes to faith, until the moment he is perfected when he sees Christ face-to-face. From this, we can understand that the NATURE, the DESTINATION, and the SHAPE of C… Rev. James Ford 1539 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20045624/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeverseamesford/id/1792161.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20045624 nature,destination,shape, Scripture: Proverbs 9:10-9, Series: Life Verse Mon, 31 Mar 2014 15:46:59 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West, our Education Pastor, shares a sermon based around his life verse. Rev. Ronnie West, our Education Pastor, shares a sermon based around his life verse. Rev. Ronnie West, our Education Pastor, shares a sermon based around his life verse.… Rev. Ronnie West 2195 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20037054/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeverserevronniewest/id/1783121.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20037054 life verse, Scripture: Isaiah 26:8-26, Series: Life Verse Sun, 23 Mar 2014 19:13:11 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This Thursday Karen and I will overlook Megiddo, site of a final cataclysmic battle called Armageddon. Friday we will stand on the mount where Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount. Saturday we will be on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on the water. Monday is the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Upper Room. And we finish at the empty tomb. To say I am excited is just bit of an understatement. I hear so much how the Bible comes alive. Just to walk where Jesus walked. This Thursday Karen and I will overlook Megiddo, site of a final cataclysmic battle called Armageddon. Friday we will stand on the mount where Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount. Saturday we will be on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on the water. Monday is the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Upper Room. And we finish at the empty tomb. To say I am excited is just bit of an understatement. I hear so much how the Bible comes alive. Just to walk where Jesus walked. This Thursday Karen and I will overlook Megiddo, site of a final cataclysmic battle called Armageddon. Friday we will stand on the mount where Jesus gave the Sermon on the Mount. Saturday we will be on the Sea of Galilee where Jesus walked on the water… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1657 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20027940/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_towalkwhereesuswalked/id/1774110.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20027940 follow,discipleship, Scripture: Luke 9:23-9:26 Sun, 16 Mar 2014 09:45:49 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We base most of what we do on a book written 2000-3000 years ago. Much of our opportunity today in this church came from the faith and work of those before us. So we have to achieve this precious balance between looking back and looking forward, between respecting the past, but not so dedicated to it that we sacrifice our future. Here’s my compass: if it comes from God’s word it doesn’t change. But if God hasn’t directed it then almost anything can be up for change. We base most of what we do on a book written 2000-3000 years ago. Much of our opportunity today in this church came from the faith and work of those before us. So we have to achieve this precious balance between looking back and looking forward, between respecting the past, but not so dedicated to it that we sacrifice our future. Here’s my compass: if it comes from God’s word it doesn’t change. But if God hasn’t directed it then almost anything can be up for change. We base most of what we do on a book written 2000-3000 years ago. Much of our opportunity today in this church came from the faith and work of those before us. So we have to achieve this precious balance between looking back and looking forward, betwee… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1724 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20023081/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_foronemore/id/1768131.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20023081 change,baptism,giving,commitment, Scripture: Luke 15:7-15, Luke 15:10-15 Sun, 09 Mar 2014 09:40:03 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is the last in our series on the Lamb of Wall Street. Today I want to show you the Lamb calling us to a lifestyle. The lifestyle of the wolf is always more, always bigger, always better. Get it and look like you’ve got it. Happiness and strength are in more. But that pursuit of more comes with great stress. The Lamb has, all that we need, with peace. Today is the last in our series on the Lamb of Wall Street. Today I want to show you the Lamb calling us to a lifestyle. The lifestyle of the wolf is always more, always bigger, always better. Get it and look like you’ve got it. Happiness and strength are in more. But that pursuit of more comes with great stress. The Lamb has, all that we need, with peace. Today is the last in our series on the Lamb of Wall Street. Today I want to show you the Lamb calling us to a lifestyle. The lifestyle of the wolf is always more, always bigger, always better. Get it and look like you’ve got it. Happiness and strength… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2410 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20011609/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneyanopportunitytochoosealif/id/1750129.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20011609 honor, manage, work, plan, Scripture: Matthew 6:25-6:34, Series: The Lamb of Wall Street Sun, 02 Mar 2014 10:39:47 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn No one knows us better than God, and He knows how important it is for us to have something to look forward to, so He has given us the greatest thing of all to look forward to. It is so incredible that it has the power to help us endure suffering, the power to choose right, the power to give us joy in all circumstances. And shocking so many believers do not enjoy this hope. We don’t look forward to it. The *it* I am talking about is heaven. No one knows us better than God, and He knows how important it is for us to have something to look forward to, so He has given us the greatest thing of all to look forward to. It is so incredible that it has the power to help us endure suffering, the power to choose right, the power to give us joy in all circumstances. And shocking so many believers do not enjoy this hope. We don’t look forward to it. The *it* I am talking about is heaven. No one knows us better than God, and He knows how important it is for us to have something to look forward to, so He has given us the greatest thing of all to look forward to. It is so incredible that it has the power to help us endure suffering, the p… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2142 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20006517/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneyanopportunitytochooseheav/id/1242736.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20006517 heaven, money, Series: The Lamb of Wall Street Sun, 23 Feb 2014 15:54:53 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today’s message is not about budgets or giving or what we have or do not have. It is not about what we do or do not do with the money we have. For those things are all products of a choice. Today’s message is about that choice. Money is a way we will serve God, or it will be our god. What would we point to in our lives as evidence of the choice we have mad? Wall Street will tell us to choose money. It is God. It makes the world go round. I think Jesus might say, Money will leave you broke one day. Today’s message is not about budgets or giving or what we have or do not have. It is not about what we do or do not do with the money we have. For those things are all products of a choice. Today’s message is about that choice. Money is a way we will serve God, or it will be our god. What would we point to in our lives as evidence of the choice we have mad? Wall Street will tell us to choose money. It is God. It makes the world go round. I think Jesus might say, Money will leave you broke one day. Today’s message is not about budgets or giving or what we have or do not have. It is not about what we do or do not do with the money we have. For those things are all products of a choice. Today’s message is about that choice. Money is a way we wi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1794 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20003136/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneywhereachoiceismade/id/1070172.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20003136 money, Scripture: Matthew 6:24-6:24, Philippians 4:19-4:19, Series: The Lamb of Wall Street Sun, 16 Feb 2014 18:17:15 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are family, and together we do this thing called The Heights. To pray, to give, to serve effectively implies a level of understanding and knowledge. While we are this big place that meets in four services on two campuses, we are still a family, and family has to talk every now and then about where we are and what’s happening. We are family, and together we do this thing called The Heights. To pray, to give, to serve effectively implies a level of understanding and knowledge. While we are this big place that meets in four services on two campuses, we are still a family, and family has to talk every now and then about where we are and what’s happening. We are family, and together we do this thing called The Heights. To pray, to give, to serve effectively implies a level of understanding and knowledge. While we are this big place that meets in four services on two campuses, we are still a family, an… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1889 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20001752/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_familytalk/id/813519.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/20001752 family talk Sun, 09 Feb 2014 00:00:00 +0000 Guillermo Morales Guillermo Morales, the national field director of Chosen Children Ministries, shared during our closing services for our 2014 Global Impact Conference. Guillermo Morales, the national field director of Chosen Children Ministries, shared during our closing services for our 2014 Global Impact Conference. Guillermo Morales, the national field director of Chosen Children Ministries, shared during our closing services for our 2014 Global Impact Conference.… Guillermo Morales 2060 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9844517/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_gicsunday2014/id/774236.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9844517 global,impact,conference Sun, 02 Feb 2014 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn One of the things I love about our church is seeing more and more people telling God-stories from the mission field. I think to be a church about missions is to be a church that is about the heart of God, and that is just good. One of the things I love about our church is seeing more and more people telling God-stories from the mission field. I think to be a church about missions is to be a church that is about the heart of God, and that is just good. One of the things I love about our church is seeing more and more people telling God-stories from the mission field. I think to be a church about missions is to be a church that is about the heart of God, and that is just good.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1432 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9835239/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatunknown/id/774235.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9835239 missions,ministry Sun, 26 Jan 2014 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I can’t believe we are already at our fourth and final message on forgiveness, already at the end of January. We started the year off saying forgiveness may be the greatest need in our lives, not just once at salvation, but an ongoing issue. We have spent the last two weeks looking at forgiving others as the way of handling that anger. Today I want to come back to guilt. Because just like Satan will waltz into our lives reminding us of how we have been hurt, he will also remind us of how bad we are. Satan will whisper in our ear, You know what you’ve done, what you’re really like. You don’t deserve to be loved or forgiven. God has an answer for that. Look with me at Romans 8:1, 31-39. I can’t believe we are already at our fourth and final message on forgiveness, already at the end of January. We started the year off saying forgiveness may be the greatest need in our lives, not just once at salvation, but an ongoing issue. We have spent the last two weeks looking at forgiving others as the way of handling that anger. Today I want to come back to guilt. Because just like Satan will waltz into our lives reminding us of how we have been hurt, he will also remind us of how bad we are. Satan will whisper in our ear, You know what you’ve done, what you’re really like. You don’t deserve to be loved or forgiven. God has an answer for that. Look with me at Romans 8:1, 31-39. I can’t believe we are already at our fourth and final message on forgiveness, already at the end of January. We started the year off saying forgiveness may be the greatest need in our lives, not just once at salvation, but an ongoing issue. We have sp… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1894 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9819120/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_believinginyourforgiveness/id/774234.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9819120 continue,confess,faithful,forgive Sun, 19 Jan 2014 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn One of my favorite Bible characters is Joseph. His story is told in Genesis 37-50, and I think it is one of the most inspiring stories of forgiveness inside or outside the Bible. I am amazed by the number of people he forgave and the depth of the offenses against him that he forgave. I am amazed how he held onto God through it all. It is not hard to turn all the pain we endure into anger against God. One of my favorite Bible characters is Joseph. His story is told in Genesis 37-50, and I think it is one of the most inspiring stories of forgiveness inside or outside the Bible. I am amazed by the number of people he forgave and the depth of the offenses against him that he forgave. I am amazed how he held onto God through it all. It is not hard to turn all the pain we endure into anger against God. One of my favorite Bible characters is Joseph. His story is told in Genesis 37-50, and I think it is one of the most inspiring stories of forgiveness inside or outside the Bible. I am amazed by the number of people he forgave and the depth of the offen… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2321 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9810384/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_givingforgiveness/id/774233.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9810384 forgive,pray Sun, 12 Jan 2014 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we talked about receiving God’s forgiveness, saying this was the biggest need in our life, whether that is what we were thinking on January 1 or not. If we don’t have His forgiveness then it doesn’t really matter what happens good or bad this year. Jesus says we gain nothing if gain everything we want in the world, but lose our soul. So forgiveness is the big issue in life, and I think many of us here would say we have that, but are we enjoying it? Are we experiencing its power in our lives? Last week we talked about receiving God’s forgiveness, saying this was the biggest need in our life, whether that is what we were thinking on January 1 or not. If we don’t have His forgiveness then it doesn’t really matter what happens good or bad this year. Jesus says we gain nothing if gain everything we want in the world, but lose our soul. So forgiveness is the big issue in life, and I think many of us here would say we have that, but are we enjoying it? Are we experiencing its power in our lives? Last week we talked about receiving God’s forgiveness, saying this was the biggest need in our life, whether that is what we were thinking on January 1 or not. If we don’t have His forgiveness then it doesn’t really matter what happens good or bad this… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2379 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9799664/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_enoyingforgiveness/id/774232.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9799664 forgiveness,giving,receiving Sun, 05 Jan 2014 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am going to suggest our real need is forgiveness, whether we need to receive it or give it. My guess is very few were thinking that was there real need on January 1. Over the next several weeks we are going to learn how to live in it, enjoy it, and give it. We are going to discover the power and life it gives, to forgive. I am going to suggest our real need is forgiveness, whether we need to receive it or give it. My guess is very few were thinking that was there real need on January 1. Over the next several weeks we are going to learn how to live in it, enjoy it, and give it. We are going to discover the power and life it gives, to forgive. I am going to suggest our real need is forgiveness, whether we need to receive it or give it. My guess is very few were thinking that was there real need on January 1. Over the next several weeks we are going to learn how to live in it, enjoy it, and… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2277 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9788736/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_forgivenesstherealfix/id/774231.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9788736 forgiveness,fix Sun, 29 Dec 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Steve Freeman We want Happiness. God wants Holiness. Why is it that most of the time we will choose Happiness over Holiness? Maybe we have a fundamental misunderstanding of Holiness. We want Happiness. God wants Holiness. Why is it that most of the time we will choose Happiness over Holiness? Maybe we have a fundamental misunderstanding of Holiness. We want Happiness. God wants Holiness. Why is it that most of the time we will choose Happiness over Holiness? Maybe we have a fundamental misunderstanding of Holiness.… Rev. Steve Freeman 1930 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9781330/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_happinessorholiness/id/774230.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9781330 Hapiness,Holyness,God's Will Sun, 22 Dec 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In Hebrew Jesus is Yeshua, and it literally means “The Lord is salvation.” Jesus says when I come under His name, He will confess my name to the Father and the angels. In Hebrew Jesus is Yeshua, and it literally means “The Lord is salvation.” Jesus says when I come under His name, He will confess my name to the Father and the angels. In Hebrew Jesus is Yeshua, and it literally means “The Lord is salvation.” Jesus says when I come under His name, He will confess my name to the Father and the angels.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1582 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9766371/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmaswordsesus/id/774229.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9766371 Christmas,Jesus,Salvation Sun, 15 Dec 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Frankincense. I could have picked any of the three gifts or talked about all three, but I have chosen one. Frankincense was a fragrance to remind people of God and that is why it was not to be used in common ways. Frankincense. I could have picked any of the three gifts or talked about all three, but I have chosen one. Frankincense was a fragrance to remind people of God and that is why it was not to be used in common ways. Frankincense. I could have picked any of the three gifts or talked about all three, but I have chosen one. Frankincense was a fragrance to remind people of God and that is why it was not to be used in common ways.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1666 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9760841/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmaswordsfrankincense/id/774228.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9760841 Gifts,Jesus Birth Sun, 08 Dec 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are continuing our series today called Christmas words and our word for today is fulfilled. We probably won’t see that word on a Christmas card, and it doesn't evoke those Christmas emotions like the word manger or star; but this is a profoundly significant Christmas word. We are continuing our series today called Christmas words and our word for today is fulfilled. We probably won’t see that word on a Christmas card, and it doesn't evoke those Christmas emotions like the word manger or star; but this is a profoundly significant Christmas word. We are continuing our series today called Christmas words and our word for today is fulfilled. We probably won’t see that word on a Christmas card, and it doesn't evoke those Christmas emotions like the word manger or star; but this is a profoundly sig… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2259 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9756923/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_fulfilled/id/774227.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9756923 prophesy,fulfilled Sun, 01 Dec 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are some words in the Christmas story that make Christmas, Christmas. I want to talk about 5 of them this Christmas season: virgin, Jesus, frankincense, fulfill, and angels. We are going to be looking at angels at our Christmas Eve service, and I am already pretty excited about that one, but today, we are going to look at this word, virgin. There are some words in the Christmas story that make Christmas, Christmas. I want to talk about 5 of them this Christmas season: virgin, Jesus, frankincense, fulfill, and angels. We are going to be looking at angels at our Christmas Eve service, and I am already pretty excited about that one, but today, we are going to look at this word, virgin. There are some words in the Christmas story that make Christmas, Christmas. I want to talk about 5 of them this Christmas season: virgin, Jesus, frankincense, fulfill, and angels. We are going to be looking at angels at our Christmas Eve service, and I… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1458 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9747921/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmaswordsvirgin/id/774226.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9747921 Christmas,words,virgin Sun, 24 Nov 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Well here we are at the end of another sermon series, It's Complicated. God speaks into our world, into our lives to give direction and to give what is good for us. We have looked at marriage, homosexuality, living together, divorce, pornography, money, and politics; and today, boycotting. And the issue is not as much boycotting, as how we influence change; and boycotting in a consumer culture has been an effective way in the past for doing that; but effective or not, is it what God would have us to do? Well here we are at the end of another sermon series, It's Complicated. God speaks into our world, into our lives to give direction and to give what is good for us. We have looked at marriage, homosexuality, living together, divorce, pornography, money, and politics; and today, boycotting. And the issue is not as much boycotting, as how we influence change; and boycotting in a consumer culture has been an effective way in the past for doing that; but effective or not, is it what God would have us to do? Well here we are at the end of another sermon series, It's Complicated. God speaks into our world, into our lives to give direction and to give what is good for us. We have looked at marriage, homosexuality, living together, divorce, pornography, money… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2317 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9737915/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonboycotting/id/774225.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9737915 boycotting,proclaim Sun, 17 Nov 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn McKrae Game is the Founder and President of the Hope for Wholeness Network. He shares his beliefs on the causes of homosexuality from the approach of someone with same-sex attractions now living a biblical standard. McKrae Game is the Founder and President of the Hope for Wholeness Network. He shares his beliefs on the causes of homosexuality from the approach of someone with same-sex attractions now living a biblical standard. McKrae Game is the Founder and President of the Hope for Wholeness Network. He shares his beliefs on the causes of homosexuality from the approach of someone with same-sex attractions now living a biblical standard.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2010 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9725895/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonthechurchandhomosexuality/id/774224.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9725895 Homosexuality,Same-sex attraction Sun, 10 Nov 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Mrs. Victoria Cobb Dr. Hahn continues the It's Complicated series with our guest speaker, Mrs. Victoria Cobb, President of The Family Foundation of Virginia. Dr. Hahn continues the It's Complicated series with our guest speaker, Mrs. Victoria Cobb, President of The Family Foundation of Virginia. Dr. Hahn continues the It's Complicated series with our guest speaker, Mrs. Victoria Cobb, President of The Family Foundation of Virginia.… Mrs. Victoria Cobb 2268 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9684106/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonpolitics/id/774223.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9684106 politics Sun, 03 Nov 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Some of us feel confident in our knowledge of finances or our earning potential; and many more not so confident. But regardless of our financial situation money brings us some pretty bad emotions. This is definitively a place we need to return to God’s simple and straight-forward instruction. Some of us feel confident in our knowledge of finances or our earning potential; and many more not so confident. But regardless of our financial situation money brings us some pretty bad emotions. This is definitively a place we need to return to God’s simple and straight-forward instruction. Some of us feel confident in our knowledge of finances or our earning potential; and many more not so confident. But regardless of our financial situation money brings us some pretty bad emotions. This is definitively a place we need to return to God’… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2475 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9626304/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonmoney/id/774222.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9626304 finances,money Sun, 20 Oct 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As followers of Jesus we have a command on our lives to honor marriage and what happens in the marriage bed. Last week we listened to God on marriage from one end of the Bible to the other, seeing clearly His design on marriage is one man and one woman for life; and that is what we are to respect, protect, and promote. As followers of Jesus we have a command on our lives to honor marriage and what happens in the marriage bed. Last week we listened to God on marriage from one end of the Bible to the other, seeing clearly His design on marriage is one man and one woman for life; and that is what we are to respect, protect, and promote. As followers of Jesus we have a command on our lives to honor marriage and what happens in the marriage bed. Last week we listened to God on marriage from one end of the Bible to the other, seeing clearly His design on marriage is one man and one woma… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2836 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9522210/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonthethingsthathurtmarriage/id/774221.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9522210 Marriage,Divorce,Pornography,Living Together Sun, 13 Oct 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Marriage is a gift given to man in the opening pages of the Bible. It is a profound opportunity to experience life and God. It is one of the Lord’s primary tools to shape us, teach us, and grow us; and yes He uses some of the not so wonderful days of marriage and not so wonderful qualities of our mate to do that. Marriage is a gift given to man in the opening pages of the Bible. It is a profound opportunity to experience life and God. It is one of the Lord’s primary tools to shape us, teach us, and grow us; and yes He uses some of the not so wonderful days of marriage and not so wonderful qualities of our mate to do that. Marriage is a gift given to man in the opening pages of the Bible. It is a profound opportunity to experience life and God. It is one of the Lord’s primary tools to shape us, teach us, and grow us; and yes He uses some of the not so wonderful days of… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2313 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9473061/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godonmarriage/id/774220.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9473061 Marriage,Unity,Honor Sun, 06 Oct 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This fall we are talking about some complicated issues; issues that are in the news nightly, issues shaping our culture, issues that divide and anger, issues that make our own homes sometimes very complicated. What makes all this so complicated is that we have passionately different ideas on these issues coupled with the ideas that there is no right and wrong and that personal happiness is the highest standard. The greatest crime in our culture appears to be telling someone they are wrong. This fall we are talking about some complicated issues; issues that are in the news nightly, issues shaping our culture, issues that divide and anger, issues that make our own homes sometimes very complicated. What makes all this so complicated is that we have passionately different ideas on these issues coupled with the ideas that there is no right and wrong and that personal happiness is the highest standard. The greatest crime in our culture appears to be telling someone they are wrong. This fall we are talking about some complicated issues; issues that are in the news nightly, issues shaping our culture, issues that divide and anger, issues that make our own homes sometimes very complicated. What makes all this so complicated is tha… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2139 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9431283/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ihavetogobythebook/id/774219.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9431283 culture Mon, 30 Sep 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We live in a world of complicated issues. We also live in a world that makes it difficult to talk about those issues. “It’s Complicated” will address these very issues from a Biblical perspective. And you might be surprised to find that when it comes to God’s perspective, things might not be as complicated as you first thought. We live in a world of complicated issues. We also live in a world that makes it difficult to talk about those issues. “It’s Complicated” will address these very issues from a Biblical perspective. And you might be surprised to find that when it comes to God’s perspective, things might not be as complicated as you first thought. We live in a world of complicated issues. We also live in a world that makes it difficult to talk about those issues. “It’s Complicated” will address these very issues from a Biblical perspective. And you might be surprised to find that when it comes t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2538 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9401351/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_itscomplicated/id/774218.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9401351 The Churchs Voice Sun, 15 Sep 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn concludes the series on the Psalms today in Psalm 100. Dr. Hahn concludes the series on the Psalms today in Psalm 100. Dr. Hahn concludes the series on the Psalms today in Psalm 100. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1580 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9327859/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whywegotochurch/id/774217.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9327859 worship,praise,thanksgiving Sun, 08 Sep 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In Psalm 73, Asaph, a great man of God just told us he almost slipped from the faith, that he actually struggled with the thought that obeying God might not be worth it. Why would something like this be in the Bible? Because it is real, and God deals with, helps us deal with what is real. This Psalm in part is addressing the age old question of suffering, and more specifically, the problem of the rule that good people get good things and bad people don't, doesn't always seem to be working. In Psalm 73, Asaph, a great man of God just told us he almost slipped from the faith, that he actually struggled with the thought that obeying God might not be worth it. Why would something like this be in the Bible? Because it is real, and God deals with, helps us deal with what is real. This Psalm in part is addressing the age old question of suffering, and more specifically, the problem of the rule that good people get good things and bad people don't, doesn't always seem to be working. In Psalm 73, Asaph, a great man of God just told us he almost slipped from the faith, that he actually struggled with the thought that obeying God might not be worth it. Why would something like this be in the Bible? Because it is real, and God deals w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1756 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9254789/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keeptheendinmind/id/774216.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9254789 faith,struggle,suffering Sun, 01 Sep 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The longest chapter in the Bible is about the Bible. Psalm 119 is about your relationship, my relationship with this book we call the Bible. How would you describe your relationship with this? What do you believe about it? What do you believe in it? What impact does it have on your life? How much does it shape your decisions and values? The longest chapter in the Bible is about the Bible. Psalm 119 is about your relationship, my relationship with this book we call the Bible. How would you describe your relationship with this? What do you believe about it? What do you believe in it? What impact does it have on your life? How much does it shape your decisions and values? The longest chapter in the Bible is about the Bible. Psalm 119 is about your relationship, my relationship with this book we call the Bible. How would you describe your relationship with this? What do you believe about it? What do you believe in it? Wh… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2107 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9225889/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_myrelationshipwiththebible/id/774215.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9225889 Bible,relationship Sun, 25 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Donald Fowler Guest Speaker, Dr. Donald Fowler, has been in Christian Ministry for 40 years as pastor, interim pastor, and missionary to Bulgaria. Dr Fowler has been a professor at Liberty University for 14 years. His areas of expertise are in biblical and contemporary issues and ancient and modern Israel. Guest Speaker, Dr. Donald Fowler, has been in Christian Ministry for 40 years as pastor, interim pastor, and missionary to Bulgaria. Dr Fowler has been a professor at Liberty University for 14 years. His areas of expertise are in biblical and contemporary issues and ancient and modern Israel. Guest Speaker, Dr. Donald Fowler, has been in Christian Ministry for 40 years as pastor, interim pastor, and missionary to Bulgaria. Dr Fowler has been a professor at Liberty University for 14 years. His areas of expertise are in biblical and contempor… Dr. Donald Fowler 2445 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9106335/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godhasawonderfulplan/id/774214.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9106335 God's Plan Sun, 18 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Think of all the things in life you’d like answers to, things you want explained. I would suggest there is really just one thing we need to know: one thing in the midst of a Hitler, a Stalin a bin Laden; one thing in the midst of a hurricane; one thing in the midst of a job loss, or the loss of a child; one thing when you have been betrayed and victimized by evil. I would combine part of verse 1 and 5 to give the one thing we need to know: the Lord reigns, and His decrees are very trustworthy. Think of all the things in life you’d like answers to, things you want explained. I would suggest there is really just one thing we need to know: one thing in the midst of a Hitler, a Stalin a bin Laden; one thing in the midst of a hurricane; one thing in the midst of a job loss, or the loss of a child; one thing when you have been betrayed and victimized by evil. I would combine part of verse 1 and 5 to give the one thing we need to know: the Lord reigns, and His decrees are very trustworthy. Think of all the things in life you’d like answers to, things you want explained. I would suggest there is really just one thing we need to know: one thing in the midst of a Hitler, a Stalin a bin Laden; one thing in the midst of a hurricane; one thin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2075 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9072625/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_oursovereignking/id/774213.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9072625 Psalms,Trust Sun, 11 Aug 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible is the singular most read piece of literature in human history, and the most read portion of Bible is probably Psalm 23, so one could make the case that Psalm 23 are the most read words ever. Clearly there is something in here that beckons the soul. And when inside this Psalm, we sense it, feel it; but do we leave with it? The Bible is the singular most read piece of literature in human history, and the most read portion of Bible is probably Psalm 23, so one could make the case that Psalm 23 are the most read words ever. Clearly there is something in here that beckons the soul. And when inside this Psalm, we sense it, feel it; but do we leave with it? The Bible is the singular most read piece of literature in human history, and the most read portion of Bible is probably Psalm 23, so one could make the case that Psalm 23 are the most read words ever. Clearly there is something in here that beckons th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2629 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9036062/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alifewitheverything/id/774212.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/9036062 most read,beckons Sun, 04 Aug 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study this week in Psalm 55. Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study this week in Psalm 55. Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study this week in Psalm 55.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1808 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8996317/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_fightorflightorfaith/id/774211.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8996317 Psalms Sun, 28 Jul 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week. Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week. Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1791 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8996285/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_imsoconfused/id/774210.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8996285 Psalms Sun, 21 Jul 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Rev. James Ford James continues our series in Psalm 51 this week. James continues our series in Psalm 51 this week. James continues our series in Psalm 51 this week.… Rev. James Ford 2377 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8852583/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_confessionrunningtoandthroughn/id/774209.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8852583 Psalms Sun, 14 Jul 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. James Ford My name is James Ford. I lead the Singles ministry here at The Heights, and it is my pleasure as we continue our series in the Psalms. This morning we are going to see what makes the people of God so good. Psalm 133 is going to show us some things that will help us thrive among God's people. My name is James Ford. I lead the Singles ministry here at The Heights, and it is my pleasure as we continue our series in the Psalms. This morning we are going to see what makes the people of God so good. Psalm 133 is going to show us some things that will help us thrive among God's people. My name is James Ford. I lead the Singles ministry here at The Heights, and it is my pleasure as we continue our series in the Psalms. This morning we are going to see what makes the people of God so good. Psalm 133 is going to show us some things that… Rev. James Ford 2281 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8831345/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenbrothersdwellinunity/id/774208.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8831345 psalm,thrive,relationship Sun, 07 Jul 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What comes to your mind when you think of the presence of God? Maybe you imagine something like Isaiah or Ezekiel experienced in Isaiah 6 or Ezekiel 1 when they found themselves in the presence of God and described for us: beauty, awe, power, lightning, smoke and angels. What comes to your mind when you think of the presence of God? Maybe you imagine something like Isaiah or Ezekiel experienced in Isaiah 6 or Ezekiel 1 when they found themselves in the presence of God and described for us: beauty, awe, power, lightning, smoke and angels. What comes to your mind when you think of the presence of God? Maybe you imagine something like Isaiah or Ezekiel experienced in Isaiah 6 or Ezekiel 1 when they found themselves in the presence of God and described for us: beauty, awe, power, lightnin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2410 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8774793/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howawesomesowhocangointhere/id/774207.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8774793 The Presence of God ,Ark of the Covenant Sun, 30 Jun 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We all want to be happy and we are drawn to those who appear to be happy whether we they are or not. God wants you to find happiness. Last week we began a new series on the Psalms. This is the largest book of the Bible, most likely the most read portion of the Bible, it was central to Jewish theology and worship, it is where theology and life intersect, where real issues are worked out with a real God. And you know what the first word of this book is? Happy. We all want to be happy and we are drawn to those who appear to be happy whether we they are or not. God wants you to find happiness. Last week we began a new series on the Psalms. This is the largest book of the Bible, most likely the most read portion of the Bible, it was central to Jewish theology and worship, it is where theology and life intersect, where real issues are worked out with a real God. And you know what the first word of this book is? Happy. We all want to be happy and we are drawn to those who appear to be happy whether we they are or not. God wants you to find happiness. Last week we began a new series on the Psalms. This is the largest book of the Bible, most likely the most read porti… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2136 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8670447/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_happyhappy/id/774206.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8670447 prominent,permanent,productive,prosperous Sun, 23 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am so excited about this summer and our study of Psalms. Almost everything about God is in the Psalms. Almost everything about man is in the Psalms. Psalms may be the most read portion of the Bible by believers and unbelievers. We are going to be in the Psalms well into September, and it is my prayer that we will have the same love and knowledge for this special place in God's word as did Jesus, Mary, and the disciples. I am so excited about this summer and our study of Psalms. Almost everything about God is in the Psalms. Almost everything about man is in the Psalms. Psalms may be the most read portion of the Bible by believers and unbelievers. We are going to be in the Psalms well into September, and it is my prayer that we will have the same love and knowledge for this special place in God's word as did Jesus, Mary, and the disciples. I am so excited about this summer and our study of Psalms. Almost everything about God is in the Psalms. Almost everything about man is in the Psalms. Psalms may be the most read portion of the Bible by believers and unbelievers. We are going to be in … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1882 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8608126/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anintroductiontothepsalms/id/774205.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8608126 practical,quoted,praise Sun, 16 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn On this Father's Day I am struck by the brevity of time and would like to look at a passage that is not specifically about being a dad, but it sure speaks to how not to miss it as a dad. Look at Ephesians 5:15-18. On this Father's Day I am struck by the brevity of time and would like to look at a passage that is not specifically about being a dad, but it sure speaks to how not to miss it as a dad. Look at Ephesians 5:15-18. On this Father's Day I am struck by the brevity of time and would like to look at a passage that is not specifically about being a dad, but it sure speaks to how not to miss it as a dad. Look at Ephesians 5:15-18.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1794 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8592006/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_rightnow/id/774203.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8592006 significance,fleeting,seek,will Sun, 09 Jun 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Daniel Rose Daniel Rose was our youth speaker for our 2013 Youth Sunday. Daniel Rose was our youth speaker for our 2013 Youth Sunday. Daniel Rose was our youth speaker for our 2013 Youth Sunday.… Daniel Rose 1160 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8605213/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2013/id/774204.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8605213 youth Sun, 02 Jun 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are a handful of passages in the Bible that have a key to everything ring to them, the secret to life sound about them. I want to look at one of those today. Turn with me today to Matthew 6:25-34 where we will look at a portion of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. There are a handful of passages in the Bible that have a key to everything ring to them, the secret to life sound about them. I want to look at one of those today. Turn with me today to Matthew 6:25-34 where we will look at a portion of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. There are a handful of passages in the Bible that have a key to everything ring to them, the secret to life sound about them. I want to look at one of those today. Turn with me today to Matthew 6:25-34 where we will look at a portion of Jesus' Sermon o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1525 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8501203/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thekeytolife/id/774202.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8501203 graduation,key to life,focus on God,trust Sun, 26 May 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Memorial Day reminds us to remember that there are men and women who have paid the ultimate price for us to enjoy freedom. They died in battle so we could freely worship, bear arms, and speak, even if that speech is against the government. Memorial Day reminds us to remember that there are men and women who have paid the ultimate price for us to enjoy freedom. They died in battle so we could freely worship, bear arms, and speak, even if that speech is against the government. Memorial Day reminds us to remember that there are men and women who have paid the ultimate price for us to enjoy freedom. They died in battle so we could freely worship, bear arms, and speak, even if that speech is against the government.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1670 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8456304/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howareweusingourfreedom/id/774201.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8456304 persecution,freedom,repentance,follower Sun, 12 May 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn A church that will have the greatest impact will value, will prioritize the next generation. God clearly gives a responsibility to the current church, the current generation to value, to prioritize passing the baton of faith to the next generations. It is actually says to think so far out there in the future that we are thinking, planning our church for children not even born yet. A church that will have the greatest impact will value, will prioritize the next generation. God clearly gives a responsibility to the current church, the current generation to value, to prioritize passing the baton of faith to the next generations. It is actually says to think so far out there in the future that we are thinking, planning our church for children not even born yet. A church that will have the greatest impact will value, will prioritize the next generation. God clearly gives a responsibility to the current church, the current generation to value, to prioritize passing the baton of faith to the next generations. It… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1463 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8425737/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thecorethenextgeneration/id/774200.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8425737 next generation,pass baton,race, Scripture: Judges 2:7-2:11 Sun, 05 May 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week saw that one of God's core values for the church is that we love one another. Today we look at the fifth core value of The Heights, and it flows right out of last week. It is love in action, a culture of serving. Last week saw that one of God's core values for the church is that we love one another. Today we look at the fifth core value of The Heights, and it flows right out of last week. It is love in action, a culture of serving. Last week saw that one of God's core values for the church is that we love one another. Today we look at the fifth core value of The Heights, and it flows right out of last week. It is love in action, a culture of serving.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1947 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8349899/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_corevaluesacultureofserving/id/774199.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8349899 benefit,faithfully,sacrificially,serve, Scripture: John 13:1-13:15 Sun, 28 Apr 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are a community because of the cross, and our love for one another is the distinguishing mark of this community. The way we relate is to be a significant evidence that Jesus is the real deal. We are a community because of the cross, and our love for one another is the distinguishing mark of this community. The way we relate is to be a significant evidence that Jesus is the real deal. We are a community because of the cross, and our love for one another is the distinguishing mark of this community. The way we relate is to be a significant evidence that Jesus is the real deal.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2274 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8349832/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_corevalueslivingincommunity/id/774198.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8349832 community,love,family,relationship Sun, 21 Apr 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue our series called The Core. We are looking at core values of our church family. This is what we value. This is what we are, what guides us, what we do. Here at The Heights we value encouraging, training, and providing opportunity for every follower of Jesus to share the gospel. Witnessing is both our identity and it is our task. Today we continue our series called The Core. We are looking at core values of our church family. This is what we value. This is what we are, what guides us, what we do. Here at The Heights we value encouraging, training, and providing opportunity for every follower of Jesus to share the gospel. Witnessing is both our identity and it is our task. Today we continue our series called The Core. We are looking at core values of our church family. This is what we value. This is what we are, what guides us, what we do. Here at The Heights we value encouraging, training, and providing opportunity f… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1688 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8288621/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_corevaluessharingthegoodnews/id/774197.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8288621 witness,share gospel,identity,scripture Sun, 14 Apr 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are in a series right now called The Core. We are looking at the core values of The Heights. Last week we talked about our commitment to Scripture. This book contains every answer we need for faith and life. It is completely accurate and totally authoritative. Today we look at a second core value: our church wants to consistently encourage and inspire you with the worthiness of God. We are in a series right now called The Core. We are looking at the core values of The Heights. Last week we talked about our commitment to Scripture. This book contains every answer we need for faith and life. It is completely accurate and totally authoritative. Today we look at a second core value: our church wants to consistently encourage and inspire you with the worthiness of God. We are in a series right now called The Core. We are looking at the core values of The Heights. Last week we talked about our commitment to Scripture. This book contains every answer we need for faith and life. It is completely accurate and totally aut… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1836 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8177651/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thecorealifestyleofworshipandp/id/774196.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8177651 worship,minimize self,magnify God,vertical Sun, 07 Apr 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Core training is key to your posture which communicates your stance, your strength, and how you take things on; and that is what we are going to spend the next 6 weeks doing. We are going to do some training in our core values. These values represent what holds the whole body together. We have 6 core values: a commitment to Scripture, a lifestyle of worship and prayer, sharing the good news, living in community, a culture of serving, and reaching the next generation. Let's start today with this commitment to Scripture. Core training is key to your posture which communicates your stance, your strength, and how you take things on; and that is what we are going to spend the next 6 weeks doing. We are going to do some training in our core values. These values represent what holds the whole body together. We have 6 core values: a commitment to Scripture, a lifestyle of worship and prayer, sharing the good news, living in community, a culture of serving, and reaching the next generation. Let's start today with this commitment to Scripture. Core training is key to your posture which communicates your stance, your strength, and how you take things on; and that is what we are going to spend the next 6 weeks doing. We are going to do some training in our core values. These values represent w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2291 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8177557/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_corevaluescommitmenttoscriptur/id/774195.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/8177557 scripture,worship,share,live Sun, 24 Mar 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Perhaps nothing causes us to question God more, feel abandoned by God more than suffering. If He is good, how can He allow suffering, unless He really does not have all power? The first words are “in the beginning.” Genesis tells us how creation got here, how man got here, how evil and suffering got here, and how Israel got here. It is the foundation for the rest of the story, but Genesis is not the first book written. Job is, and Job has one theme: where is God in suffering? Perhaps nothing causes us to question God more, feel abandoned by God more than suffering. If He is good, how can He allow suffering, unless He really does not have all power? The first words are “in the beginning.” Genesis tells us how creation got here, how man got here, how evil and suffering got here, and how Israel got here. It is the foundation for the rest of the story, but Genesis is not the first book written. Job is, and Job has one theme: where is God in suffering? Perhaps nothing causes us to question God more, feel abandoned by God more than suffering. If He is good, how can He allow suffering, unless He really does not have all power? The first words are “in the beginning.” Genesis tells us how creation got … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1719 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7796888/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesufferingofgod/id/774190.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7796888 Suffering,All-Powerful God Sun, 17 Mar 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This is our third message of looking at a mosaic of Jesus. We are looking at Him from some different angles, through some different lens, seeking to get a better picture of Him that leads to a fuller response to Him, for He is worthy of our best response. Today we see that Jesus is as the purpose of God meaning our purpose. This is our third message of looking at a mosaic of Jesus. We are looking at Him from some different angles, through some different lens, seeking to get a better picture of Him that leads to a fuller response to Him, for He is worthy of our best response. Today we see that Jesus is as the purpose of God meaning our purpose. This is our third message of looking at a mosaic of Jesus. We are looking at Him from some different angles, through some different lens, seeking to get a better picture of Him that leads to a fuller response to Him, for He is worthy of our best respon… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1846 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7841404/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amosaicofthepurposeofgod/id/774191.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7841404 purpose,origin,meaning,life Sun, 10 Mar 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Have you ever experienced one of those *aha* moments? I mean one of those times when you see something that is so amazing that you just stand in awe? John the Baptist had one of those moments. Have you ever experienced one of those *aha* moments? I mean one of those times when you see something that is so amazing that you just stand in awe? John the Baptist had one of those moments. Have you ever experienced one of those *aha* moments? I mean one of those times when you see something that is so amazing that you just stand in awe? John the Baptist had one of those moments.… Rev. Ronnie West 2102 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7842503/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amosaicofthelambofgod/id/774193.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7842503 lamb,God,Jesus,John Sun, 03 Mar 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus called Philip to follow Him. Philip in the Greek language means lover of horses for you horse lovers out there. Of the apostles that get some print, Philip it appears to be one of the more uninitiated in the group. The Scripture shows him in a couple of places not really knowing what to do, missing the point, or just kind of watching when maybe he should have been responding. But that is good news, isn't it? Some of us are trying to understand this whole Jesus thing, but feel a step behind, not really sure how to initiate. Hey, Jesus can work with that. Jesus called Philip to follow Him. Philip in the Greek language means lover of horses for you horse lovers out there. Of the apostles that get some print, Philip it appears to be one of the more uninitiated in the group. The Scripture shows him in a couple of places not really knowing what to do, missing the point, or just kind of watching when maybe he should have been responding. But that is good news, isn't it? Some of us are trying to understand this whole Jesus thing, but feel a step behind, not really sure how to initiate. Hey, Jesus can work with that. Jesus called Philip to follow Him. Philip in the Greek language means lover of horses for you horse lovers out there. Of the apostles that get some print, Philip it appears to be one of the more uninitiated in the group. The Scripture shows him in a co… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1934 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7841920/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amosaicofthesonofgod/id/774192.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7841920 grace,truth,God Sun, 17 Feb 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The exploration of the moon and stars, the ocean depths, and the intricacies of the human body; all tremendous frontiers. But it is more than just getting to these frontiers. It is knowing the One who created them, and being in even more awe of Him. The exploration of the moon and stars, the ocean depths, and the intricacies of the human body; all tremendous frontiers. But it is more than just getting to these frontiers. It is knowing the One who created them, and being in even more awe of Him. The exploration of the moon and stars, the ocean depths, and the intricacies of the human body; all tremendous frontiers. But it is more than just getting to these frontiers. It is knowing the One who created them, and being in even more awe of Him.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1513 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7065834/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisyourmoneybigfor/id/774188.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7065834 frontiers,giving,budget Sun, 10 Feb 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn These next two weeks we are going to look at the next frontiers, eternity, and the great opportunity we have to do what Jesus said, "Tie your heart to eternity; so much joy, so much fulfillment, so much wealth." These next two weeks we are going to look at the next frontiers, eternity, and the great opportunity we have to do what Jesus said, "Tie your heart to eternity; so much joy, so much fulfillment, so much wealth." These next two weeks we are going to look at the next frontiers, eternity, and the great opportunity we have to do what Jesus said, "Tie your heart to eternity; so much joy, so much fulfillment, so much wealth."… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1511 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7637044/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneymortalityandeternity/id/774189.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/7637044 money,mortality,eternity,treasure Sun, 03 Feb 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God can build a champion for Himself in victories and defeats. We can do no greater thing for our lives than to literally choose to not trust your heart, not trust your way, but instead see what God’s plan is on every step you take. God can build a champion for Himself in victories and defeats. We can do no greater thing for our lives than to literally choose to not trust your heart, not trust your way, but instead see what God’s plan is on every step you take. God can build a champion for Himself in victories and defeats. We can do no greater thing for our lives than to literally choose to not trust your heart, not trust your way, but instead see what God’s plan is on every step you take.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1692 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6847255/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thecommitmentsofachampion/id/774187.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6847255 Super Bowl,Champions Sun, 20 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1244 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6669829/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dontmisstheessentialcarryon/id/774186.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6669829 resolution,work,heaven Sun, 13 Jan 2013 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2251 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6669616/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_onelifetoimpactwhereyoulive/id/774185.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6669616 resolution,work,heaven Sun, 06 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something. God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2052 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6254144/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_onelifetoimpact/id/774184.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6254144 resolution,work,heaven Sun, 30 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne As we approach the new year, many look forward with excitement and new goals, while others may fear what the new year will hold. James 5:13 tells us to sing praise with the cheerful, and pray for the those who are sick and suffering. As we approach the new year, many look forward with excitement and new goals, while others may fear what the new year will hold. James 5:13 tells us to sing praise with the cheerful, and pray for the those who are sick and suffering. As we approach the new year, many look forward with excitement and new goals, while others may fear what the new year will hold. James 5:13 tells us to sing praise with the cheerful, and pray for the those who are sick and suffering.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1585 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6137989/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourcommonpractice/id/774183.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6137989 2013,new year Mon, 24 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Zechariah prophesied about it. The angels sang about it. It is all through the Bible. What is it? Peace. I think the word peace would make most people's list of Christmas words. What is peace? Zechariah prophesied about it. The angels sang about it. It is all through the Bible. What is it? Peace. I think the word peace would make most people's list of Christmas words. What is peace? Zechariah prophesied about it. The angels sang about it. It is all through the Bible. What is it? Peace. I think the word peace would make most people's list of Christmas words. What is peace?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 937 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6042010/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_peaceonearth/id/774182.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/6042010 Christmas,peace Sun, 23 Dec 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn People have generally assumed there is a God, different ideas about Him, but certainly assume He is there. With that assumption comes some questions. One question that is on the mind of anyone who believes in God is, *What does He look like?*. The old man with the grey beard seems to have really caught on. I think things like the Sistine Chapel and Charleton Heston probably cemented that view, although nowhere in Scripture is God referred to as being either an old man or having a long, grey beard. As a matter of fact, we seem to ignore what is said about Him. It doesn't get much straight-forward than this: *Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God*. 1 Timothy 1:17) People have generally assumed there is a God, different ideas about Him, but certainly assume He is there. With that assumption comes some questions. One question that is on the mind of anyone who believes in God is, *What does He look like?*. The old man with the grey beard seems to have really caught on. I think things like the Sistine Chapel and Charleton Heston probably cemented that view, although nowhere in Scripture is God referred to as being either an old man or having a long, grey beard. As a matter of fact, we seem to ignore what is said about Him. It doesn't get much straight-forward than this: *Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God*. 1 Timothy 1:17) People have generally assumed there is a God, different ideas about Him, but certainly assume He is there. With that assumption comes some questions. One question that is on the mind of anyone who believes in God is, *What does He look like?*. The old … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1882 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5997345/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_toseegod/id/774181.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5997345 image,invisible,fullness,question, Custom categories: Album: Under The Tree Sun, 16 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn shares about why we need Christmas, especially at a time surrounding the recent Connecticut school shooting. Dr. Hahn shares about why we need Christmas, especially at a time surrounding the recent Connecticut school shooting. Dr. Hahn shares about why we need Christmas, especially at a time surrounding the recent Connecticut school shooting.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1347 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5870745/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ahardreminderofwhyweneedchrist/id/774180.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5870745 Christmas,Connecticut,shooting Sun, 09 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The God of the Bible is a God who wants to be known by us and close to us. I am not sure we can fully grasp what an amazing thing that is. He is holy and pure, untainted by wrong. We are thoroughly contaminated. Sin has touched, infected, contaminated our entire being. But the God of the Bible is loving, compassionate, and gracious. Though He will not relate with our filthy condition of sin, He actually made a promise that He would do just that. It is one of the great Christmas promises. The God of the Bible is a God who wants to be known by us and close to us. I am not sure we can fully grasp what an amazing thing that is. He is holy and pure, untainted by wrong. We are thoroughly contaminated. Sin has touched, infected, contaminated our entire being. But the God of the Bible is loving, compassionate, and gracious. Though He will not relate with our filthy condition of sin, He actually made a promise that He would do just that. It is one of the great Christmas promises. The God of the Bible is a God who wants to be known by us and close to us. I am not sure we can fully grasp what an amazing thing that is. He is holy and pure, untainted by wrong. We are thoroughly contaminated. Sin has touched, infected, contaminated … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1544 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5870564/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftofchristmas/id/774179.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5870564 Christmas,Immanuel,omnipresent,advocate Sun, 02 Dec 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn At Christmas we celebrate God coming into the world in His Son Jesus. Jesus entered this world to go to that cross and because of that cross there are an abundance of gifts that have been purchased for us. Last week we looked at the gift of forgiveness, and today in maybe a gift you didn't see coming: success. At Christmas we celebrate God coming into the world in His Son Jesus. Jesus entered this world to go to that cross and because of that cross there are an abundance of gifts that have been purchased for us. Last week we looked at the gift of forgiveness, and today in maybe a gift you didn't see coming: success. At Christmas we celebrate God coming into the world in His Son Jesus. Jesus entered this world to go to that cross and because of that cross there are an abundance of gifts that have been purchased for us. Last week we looked at the gift of forgiveness… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1615 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5762216/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegiftofsuccess/id/774178.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5762216 blessing,gift,success Sun, 25 Nov 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible shows us a tree, and under that tree are gifts. We have an eternal wealth of gifts that come for one reason, because Jesus Christ entered this world. That's what we are celebrating this coming month. Jesus has entered the world! The Bible shows us a tree, and under that tree are gifts. We have an eternal wealth of gifts that come for one reason, because Jesus Christ entered this world. That's what we are celebrating this coming month. Jesus has entered the world! The Bible shows us a tree, and under that tree are gifts. We have an eternal wealth of gifts that come for one reason, because Jesus Christ entered this world. That's what we are celebrating this coming month. Jesus has entered the world!… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1562 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5570761/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_underthetreeforgiveness/id/774176.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5570761 gifts,tree,cross,Christmas Sun, 18 Nov 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. West shares about God's calling in our lives, and also the call of CHBaptist 10 years ago to bring Dr. Hahn as senior pastor. Rev. West shares about God's calling in our lives, and also the call of CHBaptist 10 years ago to bring Dr. Hahn as senior pastor. Rev. West shares about God's calling in our lives, and also the call of CHBaptist 10 years ago to bring Dr. Hahn as senior pastor.… Rev. Ronnie West 1820 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5646634/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thecallingdrhahns10thanniversa/id/774177.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5646634 calling,anniversary,hahn Sun, 11 Nov 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn shares about our new multisite campus in Midlothian, VA starting in March 2013 and our new service that will start in February 2013, and walk of prayer he and our church have been through. Dr. Hahn shares about our new multisite campus in Midlothian, VA starting in March 2013 and our new service that will start in February 2013, and walk of prayer he and our church have been through. Dr. Hahn shares about our new multisite campus in Midlothian, VA starting in March 2013 and our new service that will start in February 2013, and walk of prayer he and our church have been through.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2584 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5228935/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thingsgodneversaysyouredriving/id/774175.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/5228935 multisite,campus,prayer,service Sun, 21 Oct 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the church? A building? Something we do on Sundays? No, the church is a group of people who are banking their whole life on the confession that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God. The church is people who have turned from sin and confessed their hope in Jesus as the Son of God to be saved and are baptized to prove that faith. It is God's will that we are purposely connected to His church. There is not a single verse that would suggest otherwise. There is certainly room for checking things out and making sure a particular church is where God is calling us, but our goal should be to figure that out so that we can either join or move on to find the place we should. What is the church? A building? Something we do on Sundays? No, the church is a group of people who are banking their whole life on the confession that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God. The church is people who have turned from sin and confessed their hope in Jesus as the Son of God to be saved and are baptized to prove that faith. It is God's will that we are purposely connected to His church. There is not a single verse that would suggest otherwise. There is certainly room for checking things out and making sure a particular church is where God is calling us, but our goal should be to figure that out so that we can either join or move on to find the place we should. What is the church? A building? Something we do on Sundays? No, the church is a group of people who are banking their whole life on the confession that Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the living God. The church is people who have turned from sin and c… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2539 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4807094/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_willyouoin/id/774174.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4807094 commitment,purposefulness,follow,baptism Sun, 14 Oct 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is difficult to imagine a nation that would think of the Christian Church and state as friends working toward the same cause. If you were here last week you heard me blame that not on a particular President or Congress, but on the Church. It is the church that turned from the true word of God. It is the church that has stopped evangelizing. It is the church that stopped voting for Jesus, and if we don’t vote for Him with our daily lives then what kind of government do we think we are going to get? And now we have to consider how we vote for a government that is against Jesus and His Scriptures? How do we vote November 6, 2012? It is difficult to imagine a nation that would think of the Christian Church and state as friends working toward the same cause. If you were here last week you heard me blame that not on a particular President or Congress, but on the Church. It is the church that turned from the true word of God. It is the church that has stopped evangelizing. It is the church that stopped voting for Jesus, and if we don’t vote for Him with our daily lives then what kind of government do we think we are going to get? And now we have to consider how we vote for a government that is against Jesus and His Scriptures? How do we vote November 6, 2012? It is difficult to imagine a nation that would think of the Christian Church and state as friends working toward the same cause. If you were here last week you heard me blame that not on a particular President or Congress, but on the Church. It is the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1564 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4642903/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_howarewetovote/id/774173.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4642903 government,vote,civil,Jesus, Scripture: Revelation 19:16-19:17 Sun, 07 Oct 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you will turn with me to the book of Ecclesiastes, in the first three verses of chapter one we will find two phrases that define this book (read). The first defining statement of life by Solomon is that everything is meaningless. To make sure you know he means it, he says it thirty-seven times in twelve chapters. The second phrase is "under the sun". If you will turn with me to the book of Ecclesiastes, in the first three verses of chapter one we will find two phrases that define this book (read). The first defining statement of life by Solomon is that everything is meaningless. To make sure you know he means it, he says it thirty-seven times in twelve chapters. The second phrase is "under the sun". If you will turn with me to the book of Ecclesiastes, in the first three verses of chapter one we will find two phrases that define this book (read). The first defining statement of life by Solomon is that everything is meaningless. To make sure you kn… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1746 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4370977/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusforpresident/id/774172.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4370977 worship,obedience,meaning,purpose Sun, 30 Sep 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As I read the end of Romans, I see Paul sitting in a coffeehouse over a cup coffee with friends. It didn't start that way. The letter to the Romans starts behind a high pulpit with academic robes. Romans gives us some of the beefiest topics in the Bible. Then Paul takes off the academic robes, rolls up his sleeves and says, "Let's get to work", as he starts to address the radical change the gospel should have on our relationship with God, the world, ourselves, believers, unbelievers, even the government. The gospel affects how we look at everything, and how we relate with everyone. And now we come to the end of this letter. I see him being quite casual, conversational, sitting over a coffee dreaming and reminiscing. Join me in Romans 15:22 to the end. As I read the end of Romans, I see Paul sitting in a coffeehouse over a cup coffee with friends. It didn't start that way. The letter to the Romans starts behind a high pulpit with academic robes. Romans gives us some of the beefiest topics in the Bible. Then Paul takes off the academic robes, rolls up his sleeves and says, "Let's get to work", as he starts to address the radical change the gospel should have on our relationship with God, the world, ourselves, believers, unbelievers, even the government. The gospel affects how we look at everything, and how we relate with everyone. And now we come to the end of this letter. I see him being quite casual, conversational, sitting over a coffee dreaming and reminiscing. Join me in Romans 15:22 to the end. As I read the end of Romans, I see Paul sitting in a coffeehouse over a cup coffee with friends. It didn't start that way. The letter to the Romans starts behind a high pulpit with academic robes. Romans gives us some of the beefiest topics in the Bibl… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2112 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336100/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_letshavecoffee/id/774171.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336100 dream bigger,agonize together,build relationships,obedience, Scripture: Romans 15:22-15:33 Sun, 23 Sep 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been talking for a couple of weeks now about being a part of this famous group called "church people". The world has a tendency to make fun of, persecute, or just ignore our illustrious little group. There might be a few times we deserved it. But whatever we have been or are now, we will be the last ones standing. We are conquerors in Christ. We conquer not with guns and bombs or even with politics, and not for land or rule; but with love and good news and for the souls of men. That would make a good recruiting line? Is that what we are doing though? What do church people do? Maybe the bigger issue is what does God believe church people are to do. Let's see if we can figure this out. We have been talking for a couple of weeks now about being a part of this famous group called "church people". The world has a tendency to make fun of, persecute, or just ignore our illustrious little group. There might be a few times we deserved it. But whatever we have been or are now, we will be the last ones standing. We are conquerors in Christ. We conquer not with guns and bombs or even with politics, and not for land or rule; but with love and good news and for the souls of men. That would make a good recruiting line? Is that what we are doing though? What do church people do? Maybe the bigger issue is what does God believe church people are to do. Let's see if we can figure this out. We have been talking for a couple of weeks now about being a part of this famous group called "church people". The world has a tendency to make fun of, persecute, or just ignore our illustrious little group. There might be a few times we deserved it. B… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2076 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336099/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatdochurchpeopledo/id/774170.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336099 strong,accept,please,glorify, Scripture: Romans 15:1-15:21 Sun, 16 Sep 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In Jesus we have a Savior and a Friend. We come into this new relationship with Him and for most of us our first thoughts are how do we live for Him. What is right and what is wrong? Sometimes we will go to the Bible for answers. I think a lot of times we just kind of end up taking our cues from other believers or the church we attend. Church people have a big impact on how we understand and live the faith. That can be very good and not so good. In Jesus we have a Savior and a Friend. We come into this new relationship with Him and for most of us our first thoughts are how do we live for Him. What is right and what is wrong? Sometimes we will go to the Bible for answers. I think a lot of times we just kind of end up taking our cues from other believers or the church we attend. Church people have a big impact on how we understand and live the faith. That can be very good and not so good. In Jesus we have a Savior and a Friend. We come into this new relationship with Him and for most of us our first thoughts are how do we live for Him. What is right and what is wrong? Sometimes we will go to the Bible for answers. I think a lot of times… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1831 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336098/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_askingtherightquestion/id/774169.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336098 standard,freedom,love,impact Sun, 09 Sep 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is growing attitude in America that it is okay to love Jesus but hate the church. Biblically that is impossible, but it doesn't feel impossible to them. They must have had the same problem in the first century because the rest of Romans is about how to be church people without ruining the Gospel. The Church is made up of more diversity than any other group of people on the planet, and there is the expectation from Jesus that we will not only get along, but actually love and care for one another, and these chapters tell us how. There is growing attitude in America that it is okay to love Jesus but hate the church. Biblically that is impossible, but it doesn't feel impossible to them. They must have had the same problem in the first century because the rest of Romans is about how to be church people without ruining the Gospel. The Church is made up of more diversity than any other group of people on the planet, and there is the expectation from Jesus that we will not only get along, but actually love and care for one another, and these chapters tell us how. There is growing attitude in America that it is okay to love Jesus but hate the church. Biblically that is impossible, but it doesn't feel impossible to them. They must have had the same problem in the first century because the rest of Romans is about … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2337 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336097/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_convictionsdontmakeusgod/id/774168.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336097 biblical reason,biblical command,committed,don't judge Sun, 02 Sep 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We always talk about what is great in our lives. Always. Listen to people this week. Listen for what they talk about and what they talk about with excitement. What do they go on and on about? So here is the question: Is God as great to us as that which we go on and on about? We always talk about what is great in our lives. Always. Listen to people this week. Listen for what they talk about and what they talk about with excitement. What do they go on and on about? So here is the question: Is God as great to us as that which we go on and on about? We always talk about what is great in our lives. Always. Listen to people this week. Listen for what they talk about and what they talk about with excitement. What do they go on and on about? So here is the question: Is God as great to us as that which… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1795 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336096/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sharingthegreatness/id/774167.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336096 praise,witnessing,missions,great, Scripture: 1 Chronicles 16:7-16:9 Sun, 26 Aug 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Kris and Gracyn DenBesten Kris shares about the journey that he and his family have traveled with the Lord as they learned at Christmas 2008 that their daugher, Gracyn, had a virus that attacked her heart, and left her clinging to life needing a heart transplant. (Gracyn's song used by permission.) Kris shares about the journey that he and his family have traveled with the Lord as they learned at Christmas 2008 that their daugher, Gracyn, had a virus that attacked her heart, and left her clinging to life needing a heart transplant. (Gracyn's song used by permission.) Kris shares about the journey that he and his family have traveled with the Lord as they learned at Christmas 2008 that their daugher, Gracyn, had a virus that attacked her heart, and left her clinging to life needing a heart transplant. (Gracyn's son… Kris and Gracyn DenBesten 2870 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336095/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_krisandgracyndenbesten/id/774166.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336095 heart,transplant,virus Sun, 19 Aug 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It feels so good that the start of football is in sight. What an exciting time of year. The days of August are about conditioning, learning, training, and practicing. Why do they do that? So they can play the game and play it well. Now, think of coming to church as conditioning, learning, training, practicing. When we leave practice, when we break from the huddle, where is our line of scrimmage? The answer is people. People, relationships are where we live for Christ. It feels so good that the start of football is in sight. What an exciting time of year. The days of August are about conditioning, learning, training, and practicing. Why do they do that? So they can play the game and play it well. Now, think of coming to church as conditioning, learning, training, practicing. When we leave practice, when we break from the huddle, where is our line of scrimmage? The answer is people. People, relationships are where we live for Christ. It feels so good that the start of football is in sight. What an exciting time of year. The days of August are about conditioning, learning, training, and practicing. Why do they do that? So they can play the game and play it well. Now, think of coming… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2357 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336094/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whereweliveforchrist/id/774165.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336094 affection,honor,patient,generous Sun, 12 Aug 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When I say stress we think of things like: bills, a conflict in a relationship, work, schedule, or fear over something looming on the horizon. Stress is a real feeling. I wonder if the things that cause us stress are really not the cause, but symptoms themselves. What could bills, a hectic schedule and conflicts possibly be symptoms of? Perhaps the cause, the bigger problem is Me Management. If *me* is not being managed well it is going to make bad financial, relational, and personal decisions. When I say stress we think of things like: bills, a conflict in a relationship, work, schedule, or fear over something looming on the horizon. Stress is a real feeling. I wonder if the things that cause us stress are really not the cause, but symptoms themselves. What could bills, a hectic schedule and conflicts possibly be symptoms of? Perhaps the cause, the bigger problem is Me Management. If *me* is not being managed well it is going to make bad financial, relational, and personal decisions. When I say stress we think of things like: bills, a conflict in a relationship, work, schedule, or fear over something looming on the horizon. Stress is a real feeling. I wonder if the things that cause us stress are really not the cause, but symptoms … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2231 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336093/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_memanagement/id/774164.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336093 me,management,identity,loved Sun, 05 Aug 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you ever look in the mirror and think, *I have to do better than this*, but it is not your body that you are talking about? It's your life. You want more. You want better. Maybe you would even say, *I want God’s best for my life*. If you were going to get God's best for you right now, what do you think you would have to do? Listen, God wants you to have His best. Do you ever look in the mirror and think, *I have to do better than this*, but it is not your body that you are talking about? It's your life. You want more. You want better. Maybe you would even say, *I want God’s best for my life*. If you were going to get God's best for you right now, what do you think you would have to do? Listen, God wants you to have His best. Do you ever look in the mirror and think, *I have to do better than this*, but it is not your body that you are talking about? It's your life. You want more. You want better. Maybe you would even say, *I want God’s best for my life*. If you were going … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2317 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336092/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_threedonutsandabroccoli/id/774163.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336092 will,dedicate,conform,transform Sun, 29 Jul 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Does it seem like being a Christian in America really does not necessitate much change? How are we so different from people who don’t know, don't care about Jesus? If there was a change from dark to light, from child of the devil to child of God, from an eternity in hell to an eternity in heaven, from following self and the world to following Christ; should there not be a clear difference between us who follow Him and those who do not? Does it seem like being a Christian in America really does not necessitate much change? How are we so different from people who don’t know, don't care about Jesus? If there was a change from dark to light, from child of the devil to child of God, from an eternity in hell to an eternity in heaven, from following self and the world to following Christ; should there not be a clear difference between us who follow Him and those who do not? Does it seem like being a Christian in America really does not necessitate much change? How are we so different from people who don’t know, don't care about Jesus? If there was a change from dark to light, from child of the devil to child of God, from … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2525 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336091/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_changeoradustments/id/774162.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336091 difference,radical,separate,dedicated Sun, 22 Jul 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Osborne concludes his series on Change. Rev. Osborne concludes his series on Change. Rev. Osborne concludes his series on Change.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1690 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336090/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_changeneeded/id/774161.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336090 change, Scripture: Matthew 18:1-18:4 Sun, 15 Jul 2012 00:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Osborne begins a two week study on Change. Rev. Osborne begins a two week study on Change. Rev. Osborne begins a two week study on Change.… Rev. Mike Osborne 2125 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336089/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_changehappens/id/774160.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336089 change Sun, 08 Jul 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Maybe for us today the issue is not what the act of God is, but that God is. Maybe what's needed in your life and in my life is not the particular answer to a prayer or a particular miracle that we are seeking, but it is to experience the living God and His glory. Maybe for us today the issue is not what the act of God is, but that God is. Maybe what's needed in your life and in my life is not the particular answer to a prayer or a particular miracle that we are seeking, but it is to experience the living God and His glory. Maybe for us today the issue is not what the act of God is, but that God is. Maybe what's needed in your life and in my life is not the particular answer to a prayer or a particular miracle that we are seeking, but it is to experience the living God an… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2119 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336088/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_toseegod/id/774159.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336088 prayer,experience,answer,God, Scripture: John 11:39-11:45 Sun, 01 Jul 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I know there is debate about the founding fathers being Christians or theists, most of that being an attempt to rewrite history away from this nation's Christian roots; but regardless of what any one founding father was, they were in fact respecters of God and the Bible. They looked publicly and purposely to God and the Bible for guidance as they built this new nation. While they built a nation that would respect people of all faiths, they uniquely promoted Christianity and the Scriptures as a guide for this nation. That is not historically debatable. This is why July 4 is not only celebrated in society, but in church. I know there is debate about the founding fathers being Christians or theists, most of that being an attempt to rewrite history away from this nation's Christian roots; but regardless of what any one founding father was, they were in fact respecters of God and the Bible. They looked publicly and purposely to God and the Bible for guidance as they built this new nation. While they built a nation that would respect people of all faiths, they uniquely promoted Christianity and the Scriptures as a guide for this nation. That is not historically debatable. This is why July 4 is not only celebrated in society, but in church. I know there is debate about the founding fathers being Christians or theists, most of that being an attempt to rewrite history away from this nation's Christian roots; but regardless of what any one founding father was, they were in fact respecters of… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2243 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336087/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godlyrevolutionaries/id/774158.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336087 government,restrain,promote,authority, Scripture: Romans 13:1-13:14 Sun, 24 Jun 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As come to Romans 11 today we finish a major section of Romans, chapters 9-11. In this section we have asked the question, "What about God's plan for the Jews". Jesus was the Jewish Messiah, and this thing we call the church started out with Jews, but as it was now growing by Gentiles. Fewer and fewer Jews were making up the church. Was God done with Jews? What about His promises? If they did something to undo God's promises, does that mean we can do something to undo God's promises? As come to Romans 11 today we finish a major section of Romans, chapters 9-11. In this section we have asked the question, "What about God's plan for the Jews". Jesus was the Jewish Messiah, and this thing we call the church started out with Jews, but as it was now growing by Gentiles. Fewer and fewer Jews were making up the church. Was God done with Jews? What about His promises? If they did something to undo God's promises, does that mean we can do something to undo God's promises? As come to Romans 11 today we finish a major section of Romans, chapters 9-11. In this section we have asked the question, "What about God's plan for the Jews". Jesus was the Jewish Messiah, and this thing we call the church started out with Jews, but … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1918 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336086/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theswaggerofgodsingroup/id/774157.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336086 complete,remnant,Israel,love Sun, 17 Jun 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The job of a dad is to so effectively represent God before their kids that when they realize dad is not God, they immediately fall in love with and trust their heavenly Father. That's big. Let's go simpler. Be the kind of father that the heavenly Father doesn't have to overcome. The job of a dad is to so effectively represent God before their kids that when they realize dad is not God, they immediately fall in love with and trust their heavenly Father. That's big. Let's go simpler. Be the kind of father that the heavenly Father doesn't have to overcome. The job of a dad is to so effectively represent God before their kids that when they realize dad is not God, they immediately fall in love with and trust their heavenly Father. That's big. Let's go simpler. Be the kind of father that the heavenly Fathe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1824 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336085/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_coachdad/id/774156.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336085 father,encourage,comfort,charge Sun, 03 Jun 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God's sovereignty should result in our rest and security. And as good as that might sound, someone could ask, "Are we just pawns to the story God is writing?" Is there any real choice here? Are the elect ushered off to heaven and the unelect to hell? It is God's choice and that's it? Can man be anything but a pawn in God's sovereign rule? God's sovereignty should result in our rest and security. And as good as that might sound, someone could ask, "Are we just pawns to the story God is writing?" Is there any real choice here? Are the elect ushered off to heaven and the unelect to hell? It is God's choice and that's it? Can man be anything but a pawn in God's sovereign rule? God's sovereignty should result in our rest and security. And as good as that might sound, someone could ask, "Are we just pawns to the story God is writing?" Is there any real choice here? Are the elect ushered off to heaven and the unelect to hell? I… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1742 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336084/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_asovereigndidntmakepawns/id/774155.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336084 election,choice,free will,salvation, Scripture: Romans 10:1-10:21 Sun, 27 May 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Have you ever read something in the Bible that God said or did and thought, "That doesn't seem right?" Sure you have. Today we continue our study in Romans and we are entering a new section, chapters 9-11. Have you ever read something in the Bible that God said or did and thought, "That doesn't seem right?" Sure you have. Today we continue our study in Romans and we are entering a new section, chapters 9-11. Have you ever read something in the Bible that God said or did and thought, "That doesn't seem right?" Sure you have. Today we continue our study in Romans and we are entering a new section, chapters 9-11.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2638 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336083/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_letgodbegod/id/774154.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336083 plan,sovereign,power,mercy, Scripture: Romans 9:1-9:33 Sun, 20 May 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are over 60 major prophecies in the Old Testament concerning the first coming of Jesus. Some were clear and concrete, some difficult to understand, and some seemed strange; but 100% of these prophecies were literally fulfilled. God has a good batting average at fulfilling His prophecies and it is best to take it just like it reads. Yes, there is symbolism and yes there are some difficult passages, but it is going to happen. There are over 60 major prophecies in the Old Testament concerning the first coming of Jesus. Some were clear and concrete, some difficult to understand, and some seemed strange; but 100% of these prophecies were literally fulfilled. God has a good batting average at fulfilling His prophecies and it is best to take it just like it reads. Yes, there is symbolism and yes there are some difficult passages, but it is going to happen. There are over 60 major prophecies in the Old Testament concerning the first coming of Jesus. Some were clear and concrete, some difficult to understand, and some seemed strange; but 100% of these prophecies were literally fulfilled. God has a good bat… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2591 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336082/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theendtimesfordummies/id/774153.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336082 end times,prophesy,ready,return Sun, 13 May 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I want us to remember and celebrate mom's craziness for me. God has put a person on this planet that was wired to sacrificially live for you, wired to not quit for you, wired to make one last call, send one more email, talk to one more person for you. She may not always be right. She may not always handle it right. She might embarrass or annoy you. Her eyes might pop out of her head and her hair shoot out because you are not appreciating just how much she is for you; but she is indeed for you. Today I want us to remember and celebrate mom's craziness for me. God has put a person on this planet that was wired to sacrificially live for you, wired to not quit for you, wired to make one last call, send one more email, talk to one more person for you. She may not always be right. She may not always handle it right. She might embarrass or annoy you. Her eyes might pop out of her head and her hair shoot out because you are not appreciating just how much she is for you; but she is indeed for you. Today I want us to remember and celebrate mom's craziness for me. God has put a person on this planet that was wired to sacrificially live for you, wired to not quit for you, wired to make one last call, send one more email, talk to one more person for… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1394 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336081/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_momscrazinessforme/id/774152.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336081 zealous,passion,craziness,sacrifice, Scripture: Matthew 20:17-20:21 Sun, 06 May 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus tells us what is going to last, what will survive even hell. The church. The church is that body of people that is built on the confession: "Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the Living God." That confession lasts. All that invests in that confession lasts. When you invest yourself in the church you are investing in what will stand against the fire, investing in what is Christ Himself, investing in His love. Jesus tells us what is going to last, what will survive even hell. The church. The church is that body of people that is built on the confession: "Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the Living God." That confession lasts. All that invests in that confession lasts. When you invest yourself in the church you are investing in what will stand against the fire, investing in what is Christ Himself, investing in His love. Jesus tells us what is going to last, what will survive even hell. The church. The church is that body of people that is built on the confession: "Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of the Living God." That confession lasts. All that invests in that confess… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1123 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336080/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatlasts/id/774151.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336080 invest,contribute,volunteer,serve Sun, 29 Apr 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We know God is working everything together. That word work together has the idea of weaving. God is weaving all the pieces of my life together so that it fulfills this great purpose. When God is done weaving all the events, all the people, all the successes, all the failures, all the hurts and wrongs; you will look like Jesus. We know God is working everything together. That word work together has the idea of weaving. God is weaving all the pieces of my life together so that it fulfills this great purpose. When God is done weaving all the events, all the people, all the successes, all the failures, all the hurts and wrongs; you will look like Jesus. We know God is working everything together. That word work together has the idea of weaving. God is weaving all the pieces of my life together so that it fulfills this great purpose. When God is done weaving all the events, all the people, all the succ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2144 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336079/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godspurposeforyourlifewillsucc/id/774150.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336079 good,control,purpose,weaving Sun, 22 Apr 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to introduce you to two people today that are always praying, for you. I am sure there are some in here right now who would wonder if anyone is or has prayed for them. And the answer is yes. There are two praying for you who have unparalleled access to the Father. They pray with great fervency, wisdom, insight, and compassion. They pray perfectly, every time, saying exactly what needs to be said for you. Look at Romans 8:26, 34. I want to introduce you to two people today that are always praying, for you. I am sure there are some in here right now who would wonder if anyone is or has prayed for them. And the answer is yes. There are two praying for you who have unparalleled access to the Father. They pray with great fervency, wisdom, insight, and compassion. They pray perfectly, every time, saying exactly what needs to be said for you. Look at Romans 8:26, 34. I want to introduce you to two people today that are always praying, for you. I am sure there are some in here right now who would wonder if anyone is or has prayed for them. And the answer is yes. There are two praying for you who have unparalleled ac… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1576 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336078/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourlifeisprayedfor/id/774149.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336078 prayer,Holy Spirit,Jesus Sun, 15 Apr 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor, shares about lessons he's learned over the years. Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor, shares about lessons he's learned over the years. Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor, shares about lessons he's learned over the years.… Rev. Ronnie West 2524 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336077/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thingsihavelearned/id/774148.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336077 lessons Sun, 08 Apr 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I would like to suggest today that the resurrection makes clear His right to make a really challenging call on your life and mine. Look at Luke 14:25-35. I would like to suggest today that the resurrection makes clear His right to make a really challenging call on your life and mine. Look at Luke 14:25-35. I would like to suggest today that the resurrection makes clear His right to make a really challenging call on your life and mine. Look at Luke 14:25-35.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1632 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336076/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thecallofchrist/id/774147.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336076 Jesus,follow,love,passion Sun, 01 Apr 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are problems in this world, and there can be even more problems that come with being a Christian in this world. So at some point don't we want to say, "Lord, is there any advantage to being a child of the King? I know what the Bible says, but I am getting my teeth kicked in down here." Look with me at Romans 8:18-25. There are problems in this world, and there can be even more problems that come with being a Christian in this world. So at some point don't we want to say, "Lord, is there any advantage to being a child of the King? I know what the Bible says, but I am getting my teeth kicked in down here." Look with me at Romans 8:18-25. There are problems in this world, and there can be even more problems that come with being a Christian in this world. So at some point don't we want to say, "Lord, is there any advantage to being a child of the King? I know what the Bible says, but I a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1556 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336075/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourlifehashope/id/774146.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336075 suffering,faithfulness,glory,hope Sun, 25 Mar 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In our passage today Paul goes further in encouraging us to live life in the Spirit by showing us it is more than just escaping rejection, but how much we are wanted. Look with me Romans 8:12-17. In our passage today Paul goes further in encouraging us to live life in the Spirit by showing us it is more than just escaping rejection, but how much we are wanted. Look with me Romans 8:12-17. In our passage today Paul goes further in encouraging us to live life in the Spirit by showing us it is more than just escaping rejection, but how much we are wanted. Look with me Romans 8:12-17.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1919 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336074/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourlifeiswanted/id/774145.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336074 holy spirit,helper,promised,evidence Sun, 18 Mar 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have 5 messages planned for Romans 8 that I am going to call Your Life in Romans 8. In this first one we see that our lives are no longer condemned and what that means. Let's look at Romans 8:1-11. I have 5 messages planned for Romans 8 that I am going to call Your Life in Romans 8. In this first one we see that our lives are no longer condemned and what that means. Let's look at Romans 8:1-11. I have 5 messages planned for Romans 8 that I am going to call Your Life in Romans 8. In this first one we see that our lives are no longer condemned and what that means. Let's look at Romans 8:1-11.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1684 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336072/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourlifeinromans8yourlifeisnot/id/774143.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336072 condemnation,faith,sanctified,Holy Spirit Sun, 11 Mar 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Caleb Williamson Caleb Williamson, one of our students, shares the message from our Youth Sunday 2012. Caleb Williamson, one of our students, shares the message from our Youth Sunday 2012. Caleb Williamson, one of our students, shares the message from our Youth Sunday 2012.… Caleb Williamson 1313 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336073/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youthsunday2012sermon/id/774144.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336073 youth,Sunday,2012 Sun, 04 Mar 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn "You've got to pull yourself up by the bootstraps!" This phrase that has been around since the 19th century though no one has really been able to trace it to its origin. The idea behind the phrase is you have to improve your own condition. No one is going to do it for you. They are very effective for pulling boots on, but it is impossible to lift yourself up by them. There is a bootstrap theology that has proved to be a great frustration to believers. "You've got to pull yourself up by the bootstraps!" This phrase that has been around since the 19th century though no one has really been able to trace it to its origin. The idea behind the phrase is you have to improve your own condition. No one is going to do it for you. They are very effective for pulling boots on, but it is impossible to lift yourself up by them. There is a bootstrap theology that has proved to be a great frustration to believers. "You've got to pull yourself up by the bootstraps!" This phrase that has been around since the 19th century though no one has really been able to trace it to its origin. The idea behind the phrase is you have to improve your own condition. No one is go… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1684 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336071/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christianityhasnobootstraps/id/774142.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336071 free,united,law,end, Scripture: Romans 7:1-7:25 Sun, 26 Feb 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are many passages that talk about what we give, why we give and our attitude in that giving. I believe it is clear a follower of Christ is to give a minimum of 10% of their gross income to the church. I believe we should give to other gospel causes and missions, but the tithe is to come to church first according to Malachi 3:10. There are many passages that talk about what we give, why we give and our attitude in that giving. I believe it is clear a follower of Christ is to give a minimum of 10% of their gross income to the church. I believe we should give to other gospel causes and missions, but the tithe is to come to church first according to Malachi 3:10. There are many passages that talk about what we give, why we give and our attitude in that giving. I believe it is clear a follower of Christ is to give a minimum of 10% of their gross income to the church. I believe we should give to other gospel caus… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1517 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336070/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyititheatchbc/id/774141.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336070 tithe,integrity,belong,community Sun, 19 Feb 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn shares his personal testimony about tithing and what the Bible says about tithing. Dr. Hahn shares his personal testimony about tithing and what the Bible says about tithing. Dr. Hahn shares his personal testimony about tithing and what the Bible says about tithing.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1926 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336069/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyitithe/id/774140.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336069 tithe Sun, 12 Feb 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The finances of America are a disaster. There is almost nothing we are doing right. We are as wealthy as a nation and as individuals as probably any country ever and we are on the verge of bankruptcy. Do we really need to make a case that we need a new way? I suggest God's. The finances of America are a disaster. There is almost nothing we are doing right. We are as wealthy as a nation and as individuals as probably any country ever and we are on the verge of bankruptcy. Do we really need to make a case that we need a new way? I suggest God's. The finances of America are a disaster. There is almost nothing we are doing right. We are as wealthy as a nation and as individuals as probably any country ever and we are on the verge of bankruptcy. Do we really need to make a case that we need a new… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1924 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336068/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anewhandleonmoney/id/774139.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336068 money,manage,work,plan Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God the Father enjoys watching His kids have fun. Why does the world believe, after watching us, that to become a Christian means to stop having fun? I do think we have to be careful. Our fun can become sin, or worse become our God. But does that mean no fun? Where is God on fun? Turn with me today to John 10:10. God the Father enjoys watching His kids have fun. Why does the world believe, after watching us, that to become a Christian means to stop having fun? I do think we have to be careful. Our fun can become sin, or worse become our God. But does that mean no fun? Where is God on fun? Turn with me today to John 10:10. God the Father enjoys watching His kids have fun. Why does the world believe, after watching us, that to become a Christian means to stop having fun? I do think we have to be careful. Our fun can become sin, or worse become our God. But does that mean … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2110 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336067/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_newhappiness/id/774138.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336067 God,pleasure,guidelines,rejoice Sun, 29 Jan 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God gives one operating principle that makes the home work. That one principle can be stated in one word. Look with me at Ephesians 5:21. Our one word is submission. God gives one operating principle that makes the home work. That one principle can be stated in one word. Look with me at Ephesians 5:21. Our one word is submission. God gives one operating principle that makes the home work. That one principle can be stated in one word. Look with me at Ephesians 5:21. Our one word is submission.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2252 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336066/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anewhome/id/774137.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336066 submission,control,sacrifice,obey Sun, 22 Jan 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our topic today is about new habits. Here it is: have the habits Jesus had. Let's go home. I mean, if I am His follower, then would that not mean I am a student of His life and those things He built into His life as habits I would want to build into my life, right? Our topic today is about new habits. Here it is: have the habits Jesus had. Let's go home. I mean, if I am His follower, then would that not mean I am a student of His life and those things He built into His life as habits I would want to build into my life, right? Our topic today is about new habits. Here it is: have the habits Jesus had. Let's go home. I mean, if I am His follower, then would that not mean I am a student of His life and those things He built into His life as habits I would want to build into my… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1728 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336065/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_newhabits/id/774136.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336065 habit,happy,gracious,control Sun, 15 Jan 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we look at what would make 2012 the year of all years that we maybe think about this in a new way. Instead of our natural focus on the physical - we think about the impact that the spiritual might have. We think about the difference that a heart for God would make on this year. I think the great king of the Old Testament, David, can give us some real insight here. As we look at what would make 2012 the year of all years that we maybe think about this in a new way. Instead of our natural focus on the physical - we think about the impact that the spiritual might have. We think about the difference that a heart for God would make on this year. I think the great king of the Old Testament, David, can give us some real insight here. As we look at what would make 2012 the year of all years that we maybe think about this in a new way. Instead of our natural focus on the physical - we think about the impact that the spiritual might have. We think about the difference that a heart for… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2277 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336064/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_newheart/id/774135.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336064 bless,obedience,grow, Scripture: 1 Samuel 13:1-13:22 Sun, 08 Jan 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Turn with me to 1 Corinthians 15:33-34. We are going to see today that the garbage in, garbage out principal is true not just of food; but of entertainment, relationships, learning, morals, and your walk with God. Are we aware of how much our life is being affected by what we put into it? Turn with me to 1 Corinthians 15:33-34. We are going to see today that the garbage in, garbage out principal is true not just of food; but of entertainment, relationships, learning, morals, and your walk with God. Are we aware of how much our life is being affected by what we put into it? Turn with me to 1 Corinthians 15:33-34. We are going to see today that the garbage in, garbage out principal is true not just of food; but of entertainment, relationships, learning, morals, and your walk with God. Are we aware of how much our life is b… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2151 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336063/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_newhealth/id/774134.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336063 fasting,prayer,humility,sensitivity Sun, 01 Jan 2012 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about living a life of a trader, trading in the old life, and receiving the new life in Christ, and sharing that with others. Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about living a life of a trader, trading in the old life, and receiving the new life in Christ, and sharing that with others. Rev. Ronnie West, our education pastor, shares about living a life of a trader, trading in the old life, and receiving the new life in Christ, and sharing that with others.… Rev. Ronnie West 2072 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336062/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thechristintoxicatedlife/id/774133.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336062 trader,sharing Sun, 25 Dec 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn "Merry Christmas." Who knew those would ever become such powerful, confrontational, divisive words. Who knew that wishing well being for someone around a particular holiday could be so offensive? But words are powerful and the name of Jesus is the most powerful word uttered by human lips, so there should be no surprise that it will be an offensive word. The more the name is attacked the more I know, I have the right one. "Merry Christmas." Who knew those would ever become such powerful, confrontational, divisive words. Who knew that wishing well being for someone around a particular holiday could be so offensive? But words are powerful and the name of Jesus is the most powerful word uttered by human lips, so there should be no surprise that it will be an offensive word. The more the name is attacked the more I know, I have the right one. "Merry Christmas." Who knew those would ever become such powerful, confrontational, divisive words. Who knew that wishing well being for someone around a particular holiday could be so offensive? But words are powerful and the name of Jesus is the most… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 637 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336061/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmaswords/id/774132.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336061 Christmas,Jesus,fear not,no room Sun, 18 Dec 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas memories are some of my best memories. I remember my Christmases at Second Baptist Houston. And here is why: that is where the announcement of Christmas became personal. That is where I learned what the angels announced that most holy night, and that their announcement was for me. Christmas memories are some of my best memories. I remember my Christmases at Second Baptist Houston. And here is why: that is where the announcement of Christmas became personal. That is where I learned what the angels announced that most holy night, and that their announcement was for me. Christmas memories are some of my best memories. I remember my Christmases at Second Baptist Houston. And here is why: that is where the announcement of Christmas became personal. That is where I learned what the angels announced that most holy night, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1782 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336060/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmasmemories/id/774131.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336060 Christmas,angels,announcement,freinds Sun, 11 Dec 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is one name that stands above the others, a name that defines us in this world. It is a name we almost never refer to ourselves with. It is the name “slave", slaves of Christ. Isn't it interesting that the dominant word to describe who and what we are is a word we never use. It is the word used in our passage today to answer why sin can no longer be a part of our lives. Turn to Romans 6:15-23. There is one name that stands above the others, a name that defines us in this world. It is a name we almost never refer to ourselves with. It is the name “slave", slaves of Christ. Isn't it interesting that the dominant word to describe who and what we are is a word we never use. It is the word used in our passage today to answer why sin can no longer be a part of our lives. Turn to Romans 6:15-23. There is one name that stands above the others, a name that defines us in this world. It is a name we almost never refer to ourselves with. It is the name “slave", slaves of Christ. Isn't it interesting that the dominant word to describe who and what w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2005 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336059/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_chooseyourmaster/id/774130.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336059 christian,slave,price,cost Sun, 04 Dec 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As a believer in and follower of Jesus, the Scripture teaches that we are freed from sin. Sin has no power over us. I wonder if there is a single believer in here today who feels that way. Romans 6:1-14 describes for us a process of transformation, where what is true about us becomes something we can practically experience. As a believer in and follower of Jesus, the Scripture teaches that we are freed from sin. Sin has no power over us. I wonder if there is a single believer in here today who feels that way. Romans 6:1-14 describes for us a process of transformation, where what is true about us becomes something we can practically experience. As a believer in and follower of Jesus, the Scripture teaches that we are freed from sin. Sin has no power over us. I wonder if there is a single believer in here today who feels that way. Romans 6:1-14 describes for us a process of transformation, whe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2115 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336058/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_idontfeelfree/id/774129.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336058 sin,sanctification,truth,memory Sun, 27 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I fear that sometimes the church has been guilty of taking the fun out of life. It is certainly the view the world has of the church. We have made the word pleasure almost synonymous with sin. God likes pleasure. He gave it to us. I fear that sometimes the church has been guilty of taking the fun out of life. It is certainly the view the world has of the church. We have made the word pleasure almost synonymous with sin. God likes pleasure. He gave it to us. I fear that sometimes the church has been guilty of taking the fun out of life. It is certainly the view the world has of the church. We have made the word pleasure almost synonymous with sin. God likes pleasure. He gave it to us.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1880 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336056/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sinruinsthanksgiving/id/774128.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336056 sin,pleasure,divinely designed Sun, 13 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The passage we are going to look at today gives us one of the most amazing portraits of God's love there is in the Bible, especially in this genre. It is a discussion of God's love for us. This passage teaches a lot about us, but it is not about us. What it is teaching about us is simply to provide the backdrop for where God displayed His love. We are going to see two things about God's love. First, it is amazingly not self-centered. And second, it is amazingly sacrificial. The passage we are going to look at today gives us one of the most amazing portraits of God's love there is in the Bible, especially in this genre. It is a discussion of God's love for us. This passage teaches a lot about us, but it is not about us. What it is teaching about us is simply to provide the backdrop for where God displayed His love. We are going to see two things about God's love. First, it is amazingly not self-centered. And second, it is amazingly sacrificial. The passage we are going to look at today gives us one of the most amazing portraits of God's love there is in the Bible, especially in this genre. It is a discussion of God's love for us. This passage teaches a lot about us, but it is not about us. Wh… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1854 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336055/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amazingloveproved/id/774127.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336055 love,ungodly,sinner,enemy Sun, 06 Nov 2011 00:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Have you ever heard some words that were an overwhelming relief? But maybe words like "you're cured", "you're free", "you passed", "you won", or today, "you got the job". These are words that seemingly save our lives, give us hope, give us a chance, get us off the hook. There is a flood of relief that washes over us. That should be happening as we move through Romans. Have you ever heard some words that were an overwhelming relief? But maybe words like "you're cured", "you're free", "you passed", "you won", or today, "you got the job". These are words that seemingly save our lives, give us hope, give us a chance, get us off the hook. There is a flood of relief that washes over us. That should be happening as we move through Romans. Have you ever heard some words that were an overwhelming relief? But maybe words like "you're cured", "you're free", "you passed", "you won", or today, "you got the job". These are words that seemingly save our lives, give us hope, give us a chance, ge… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2168 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336054/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_morethanarelief/id/774126.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336054 peace,access,hope,endurance Sun, 30 Oct 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The faith you show in getting on a plane is a biblical like faith. That is not how our culture defines faith. Our world sees religious faith as something you do instead of evidence or fact. Science and fact have been juxtaposed with faith as if they were opposites. The biblical concept of faith though is not something you do in the absence of evidence, but in light of the evidence. The faith you show in getting on a plane is a biblical like faith. That is not how our culture defines faith. Our world sees religious faith as something you do instead of evidence or fact. Science and fact have been juxtaposed with faith as if they were opposites. The biblical concept of faith though is not something you do in the absence of evidence, but in light of the evidence. The faith you show in getting on a plane is a biblical like faith. That is not how our culture defines faith. Our world sees religious faith as something you do instead of evidence or fact. Science and fact have been juxtaposed with faith as if they w… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2182 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336053/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aflightoffaith/id/774125.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336053 faith,evidence, Scripture: Romans 4:16-4:25 Sun, 23 Oct 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Wallace Nix Wallace Nix is the director of Chosen Children Ministries. He shared about his life change, and call to missions and why we should all be part of missions. Wallace Nix is the director of Chosen Children Ministries. He shared about his life change, and call to missions and why we should all be part of missions. Wallace Nix is the director of Chosen Children Ministries. He shared about his life change, and call to missions and why we should all be part of missions.… Wallace Nix 1672 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336052/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_2011sundayglobalimpactconferen/id/774124.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336052 missions,gic,global impact conference Sun, 16 Oct 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Each of the chapters we have looked at in Romans is dealing with some different issues, but it ends up at the same message, and so I really did think, "Again?" And yet, with all this repetition, it dawned on me, we actually don't get it. Each of the chapters we have looked at in Romans is dealing with some different issues, but it ends up at the same message, and so I really did think, "Again?" And yet, with all this repetition, it dawned on me, we actually don't get it. Each of the chapters we have looked at in Romans is dealing with some different issues, but it ends up at the same message, and so I really did think, "Again?" And yet, with all this repetition, it dawned on me, we actually don't get it.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2458 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336051/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_againitsnotworks/id/774123.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336051 works,mercy,salvation,faith, Scripture: Romans 4:1-4:15 Sun, 09 Oct 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Steve Freeman Would it surprise you to know this morning that God has a finished picture of you? It is a picture that He dearly loves and treasures. Not a random photograph of some awkward, embarrassing, or even sinful moment in your life. No, a finished, complete, picture of the person He has created you to be. Would it surprise you to know this morning that God has a finished picture of you? It is a picture that He dearly loves and treasures. Not a random photograph of some awkward, embarrassing, or even sinful moment in your life. No, a finished, complete, picture of the person He has created you to be. Would it surprise you to know this morning that God has a finished picture of you? It is a picture that He dearly loves and treasures. Not a random photograph of some awkward, embarrassing, or even sinful moment in your life. No, a finished, complete, … Rev. Steve Freeman 1995 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336050/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefinishedpicture/id/774122.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336050 working,finished,picture,trials Sun, 02 Oct 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we come today to Romans 3:21 we enter a new section of the book that will carry us through chapter 5. This section could be called God's gift to you. Look at 3:21-31. As we come today to Romans 3:21 we enter a new section of the book that will carry us through chapter 5. This section could be called God's gift to you. Look at 3:21-31. As we come today to Romans 3:21 we enter a new section of the book that will carry us through chapter 5. This section could be called God's gift to you. Look at 3:21-31.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1917 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336049/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatagift/id/774121.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336049 salvation,righteousness,justification,gospel Sun, 25 Sep 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have preached ten messages so far in Romans and the last five were a pretty detailed look at our depravity. We are not good. We might have good moments and do some good things, but the presence of impurity, that poison, you remember, is always there. You know, there is tremendous value in us walking these through the wilderness and remembering what we were like before Christ. It is more than just a valuable. It is a necessity. I have preached ten messages so far in Romans and the last five were a pretty detailed look at our depravity. We are not good. We might have good moments and do some good things, but the presence of impurity, that poison, you remember, is always there. You know, there is tremendous value in us walking these through the wilderness and remembering what we were like before Christ. It is more than just a valuable. It is a necessity. I have preached ten messages so far in Romans and the last five were a pretty detailed look at our depravity. We are not good. We might have good moments and do some good things, but the presence of impurity, that poison, you remember, is always there.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2140 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336048/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_rememberthewilderness/id/774120.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336048 depravity,humility,accountability,graciousness, Scripture: Deuteronomy 9:3-9:7 Sun, 18 Sep 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to answer two questions: 1) Does Jesus believe in and talk about hell? 2) Who does Jesus talk about being in that hell? There is much we could discuss in these two questions and beyond these two questions, but there is also an incredible simplicity in the answer to these questions. I want to answer two questions: 1) Does Jesus believe in and talk about hell? 2) Who does Jesus talk about being in that hell? There is much we could discuss in these two questions and beyond these two questions, but there is also an incredible simplicity in the answer to these questions. I want to answer two questions: 1) Does Jesus believe in and talk about hell? 2) Who does Jesus talk about being in that hell? There is much we could discuss in these two questions and beyond these two questions, but there is also an incredible simp… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1422 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336046/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esusonhell/id/774119.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336046 hell,real,suffering,forever Sun, 11 Sep 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There are a lot of places we could go in Scripture today for some direction. But I do know this: Jesus is coming back. That is what should define how we live, even more than times of prosperity or times of suffering. Look at 2 Peter 3:14-18. There are a lot of places we could go in Scripture today for some direction. But I do know this: Jesus is coming back. That is what should define how we live, even more than times of prosperity or times of suffering. Look at 2 Peter 3:14-18. There are a lot of places we could go in Scripture today for some direction. But I do know this: Jesus is coming back. That is what should define how we live, even more than times of prosperity or times of suffering. Look at 2 Peter 3:14-18.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2340 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336045/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatshouldrememberingaccomplis/id/774118.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336045 peacemaker,witness,growing Sun, 04 Sep 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Jim Reeves Rev. Reeves shares about our FAITH program and how we as Christians should be ready to share our faith in Christ with others. Rev. Reeves shares about our FAITH program and how we as Christians should be ready to share our faith in Christ with others. Rev. Reeves shares about our FAITH program and how we as Christians should be ready to share our faith in Christ with others.… Rev. Jim Reeves 1984 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336044/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thewordstosay/id/774117.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336044 faith,share Sun, 14 Aug 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne The Bible. Sixty-six different books written over 1600 years with about 40 different authors. Written in 3 different languages on 3 different continents. Is there a connecting thread that brings it all together? Today's message looks at that central theme that weaves it way through the Scriptures and how we are to respond to it today. The Bible. Sixty-six different books written over 1600 years with about 40 different authors. Written in 3 different languages on 3 different continents. Is there a connecting thread that brings it all together? Today's message looks at that central theme that weaves it way through the Scriptures and how we are to respond to it today. The Bible. Sixty-six different books written over 1600 years with about 40 different authors. Written in 3 different languages on 3 different continents. Is there a connecting thread that brings it all together? Today's message looks at that central … Rev. Mike Osborne 1815 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336042/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sixdegreesofseparation/id/774115.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336042 six,degrees,separation Sun, 07 Aug 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Many of us have heard of the story of the "Good Samaritan", but did you know there was a story about a "Bad Samaritan?" What made her bad were some of the same things that makes each of us bad. Then she encounters Jesus! Let's look at what Jesus tells her and us about how our lives can be forever changed. Many of us have heard of the story of the "Good Samaritan", but did you know there was a story about a "Bad Samaritan?" What made her bad were some of the same things that makes each of us bad. Then she encounters Jesus! Let's look at what Jesus tells her and us about how our lives can be forever changed. Many of us have heard of the story of the "Good Samaritan", but did you know there was a story about a "Bad Samaritan?" What made her bad were some of the same things that makes each of us bad. Then she encounters Jesus! Let's look at what Jesus tells… Rev. Mike Osborne 1735 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336041/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thebadsamaritan/id/774114.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336041 samaritan,good,bad Sun, 31 Jul 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have so far preached 9 sermons in Romans. The last 4 have not been a pleasant look at mankind, at you and me. Paul has laid out the case for our depravity. Depravity is about our relationship with God more than each other. The term simply means morally corrupt. It does not mean that we commit every sin, but it does mean we sin and we have within us the ability to commit any sin. I have so far preached 9 sermons in Romans. The last 4 have not been a pleasant look at mankind, at you and me. Paul has laid out the case for our depravity. Depravity is about our relationship with God more than each other. The term simply means morally corrupt. It does not mean that we commit every sin, but it does mean we sin and we have within us the ability to commit any sin. I have so far preached 9 sermons in Romans. The last 4 have not been a pleasant look at mankind, at you and me. Paul has laid out the case for our depravity. Depravity is about our relationship with God more than each other. The term simply means m… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2323 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336040/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_itisinthecake/id/774113.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336040 impurities,poison,standard,righteous Sun, 24 Jul 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn talks about celebrating the love that Jesus Christ has for us by observing the Lord's Supper, and our time of evaluting and reflecting on our love for Him. Dr. Hahn talks about celebrating the love that Jesus Christ has for us by observing the Lord's Supper, and our time of evaluting and reflecting on our love for Him. Dr. Hahn talks about celebrating the love that Jesus Christ has for us by observing the Lord's Supper, and our time of evaluting and reflecting on our love for Him.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1680 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336039/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_firstlove/id/774112.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336039 communion,Lord's Supper,love, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 11:17-11:25 Sun, 17 Jul 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn People who have good news have a smile on their face. People who have good news focus on the goods news. People who have good news want to share it. People ought to be knocking on our doors and offering to take us out for coffee just to hear about this good news, but they are not. Why not? People who have good news have a smile on their face. People who have good news focus on the goods news. People who have good news want to share it. People ought to be knocking on our doors and offering to take us out for coffee just to hear about this good news, but they are not. Why not? People who have good news have a smile on their face. People who have good news focus on the goods news. People who have good news want to share it. People ought to be knocking on our doors and offering to take us out for coffee just to hear about t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2125 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336038/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theblasphemyofreligion/id/774111.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336038 good news,blaspheme,religion,friendship Sun, 10 Jul 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Even rejecting Him, there is a fear in man of eternity, how am I going to fare standing before God. Concerned, we look around and compare ourselves. Am I in the front of the pack or at least the middle? Even rejecting Him, there is a fear in man of eternity, how am I going to fare standing before God. Concerned, we look around and compare ourselves. Am I in the front of the pack or at least the middle? Even rejecting Him, there is a fear in man of eternity, how am I going to fare standing before God. Concerned, we look around and compare ourselves. Am I in the front of the pack or at least the middle?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2046 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336037/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_kindnessnotcomparison/id/774110.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336037 comparison,impartial,life,God's kindness Sun, 03 Jul 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are going to continue our study today of the letter to the Romans. It is not a study of the United States. It is a study of humanity and our depravity. Sadly, as we read this passage it sounds like a perfect description of the American culture. We are going to continue our study today of the letter to the Romans. It is not a study of the United States. It is a study of humanity and our depravity. Sadly, as we read this passage it sounds like a perfect description of the American culture. We are going to continue our study today of the letter to the Romans. It is not a study of the United States. It is a study of humanity and our depravity. Sadly, as we read this passage it sounds like a perfect description of the American culture.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2175 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336036/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_letchangebegininthishouse/id/774109.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336036 conviction,incline heart to Him,change me Sun, 26 Jun 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is your God like? Do you have a Genie in the bottle God? Is He a kind ol' grandpa who tells you stories, gives you money for candy, and just makes you feel good to be at his house?Or, is your God just up there watching? He minds His own business and let’s you work it out for yourself? I would assume a lot of us in here have a little more accurate understanding of God, but I think all people have a tendency to hold views of God that in reality makes them God. What is your God like? Do you have a Genie in the bottle God? Is He a kind ol' grandpa who tells you stories, gives you money for candy, and just makes you feel good to be at his house?Or, is your God just up there watching? He minds His own business and let’s you work it out for yourself? I would assume a lot of us in here have a little more accurate understanding of God, but I think all people have a tendency to hold views of God that in reality makes them God. What is your God like? Do you have a Genie in the bottle God? Is He a kind ol' grandpa who tells you stories, gives you money for candy, and just makes you feel good to be at his house?Or, is your God just up there watching? He minds His own busines… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2081 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336035/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisitaboutgodthatwedonotlik/id/774108.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336035 wrath,creator,judge Sun, 19 Jun 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is your attitude about the gospel? Does the Bible prescribe an attitude for those who have received the Gospel? Let's refresh ourselves on the Gospel, the good story of that which we are to have an attitude about. What is your attitude about the gospel? Does the Bible prescribe an attitude for those who have received the Gospel? Let's refresh ourselves on the Gospel, the good story of that which we are to have an attitude about. What is your attitude about the gospel? Does the Bible prescribe an attitude for those who have received the Gospel? Let's refresh ourselves on the Gospel, the good story of that which we are to have an attitude about.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2018 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336034/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_myattitudeaboutthegospel/id/774107.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336034 imitators,eager,obligated,not ashamed Sun, 05 Jun 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The title of our message today is When Its Tough Being a Christian. So, when is it? How about when people make fun of you or persecute you for being one? Or there is a cost to being one: like not being promoted or losing a job, or ignored and left out by family. These kinds of things make it hard. The title of our message today is When Its Tough Being a Christian. So, when is it? How about when people make fun of you or persecute you for being one? Or there is a cost to being one: like not being promoted or losing a job, or ignored and left out by family. These kinds of things make it hard. The title of our message today is When Its Tough Being a Christian. So, when is it? How about when people make fun of you or persecute you for being one? Or there is a cost to being one: like not being promoted or losing a job, or ignored and left o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1977 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336033/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenitstoughbeingachristian/id/774106.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336033 affirm,pray,be with,help, Scripture: Romans 1:8-1:13 Sun, 22 May 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Turn with me to Romans 1:1-7. We begin our series in Romans in earnest now. We have taken two weeks to just get an introduction. In these opening verses we are going to see that Paul was not just saved from being a murderer, or a legalist. He was not just saved from sin and death. He was saved to something. Turn with me to Romans 1:1-7. We begin our series in Romans in earnest now. We have taken two weeks to just get an introduction. In these opening verses we are going to see that Paul was not just saved from being a murderer, or a legalist. He was not just saved from sin and death. He was saved to something. Turn with me to Romans 1:1-7. We begin our series in Romans in earnest now. We have taken two weeks to just get an introduction. In these opening verses we are going to see that Paul was not just saved from being a murderer, or a legalist. He was n… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1588 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336032/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alifedefinedbythegospel/id/774105.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336032 slave,apostle,sent,set apart Sun, 15 May 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we continue our introduction of the letter to the Romans. This is placed first among Paul's 13 letters in the New Testament. While the Gospels give us the words and works of Jesus, Romans is going to delve into all that the death of Jesus means for us. Today we continue our introduction of the letter to the Romans. This is placed first among Paul's 13 letters in the New Testament. While the Gospels give us the words and works of Jesus, Romans is going to delve into all that the death of Jesus means for us. Today we continue our introduction of the letter to the Romans. This is placed first among Paul's 13 letters in the New Testament. While the Gospels give us the words and works of Jesus, Romans is going to delve into all that the death of Jesus means… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2209 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336031/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_romansfactstobelievealifetoliv/id/774104.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336031 righteous,condemnation,justification Sun, 08 May 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn talks on Mothers's Day 2011 with his mother and wife. Dr. Hahn talks on Mothers's Day 2011 with his mother and wife. Dr. Hahn talks on Mothers's Day 2011 with his mother and wife.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1726 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336030/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_mothersday2011/id/774103.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336030 mother's day,love Sun, 01 May 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I am going to do two introductions to Romans, today and the 15th. Today I want you to just get a little bit of a historical feel of Paul, the book, Rome. Then on the 15th it will be an overview of the book itself. We will see what is in it. After that, we will begin working through Romans pretty much verse by verse. I believe it will take no less than 50 sermons. I am going to do two introductions to Romans, today and the 15th. Today I want you to just get a little bit of a historical feel of Paul, the book, Rome. Then on the 15th it will be an overview of the book itself. We will see what is in it. After that, we will begin working through Romans pretty much verse by verse. I believe it will take no less than 50 sermons. I am going to do two introductions to Romans, today and the 15th. Today I want you to just get a little bit of a historical feel of Paul, the book, Rome. Then on the 15th it will be an overview of the book itself. We will see what is in it. After t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1880 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336029/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_romansfactstobelievealifetoliv/id/774102.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336029 faith,obedience,gospel mentality,righteousness Sun, 24 Apr 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we come to the last part of His prayer, we see Jesus pray very specifically for you and me, He prays for people who are going to believe in 2011. Let's see what Jesus was thinking about for you, the night before He was crucified. Turn to John 17:20-26. As we come to the last part of His prayer, we see Jesus pray very specifically for you and me, He prays for people who are going to believe in 2011. Let's see what Jesus was thinking about for you, the night before He was crucified. Turn to John 17:20-26. As we come to the last part of His prayer, we see Jesus pray very specifically for you and me, He prays for people who are going to believe in 2011. Let's see what Jesus was thinking about for you, the night before He was crucified. Turn to John 17:2… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2007 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336028/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_hehastwoanswersforyou/id/774101.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336028 pray,easter,going to believe,Jesus Sun, 10 Apr 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus starts to pray for His disciples' safety. Incredible. He is going to be violently executed the next day and He is thinking about their safety. What would make them safe? Look at John 17:6-19. Jesus starts to pray for His disciples' safety. Incredible. He is going to be violently executed the next day and He is thinking about their safety. What would make them safe? Look at John 17:6-19. Jesus starts to pray for His disciples' safety. Incredible. He is going to be violently executed the next day and He is thinking about their safety. What would make them safe? Look at John 17:6-19.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2704 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336027/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_keepthemsafe/id/774100.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336027 safety,prayer,unity,truth Sun, 03 Apr 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We saw last week that Jesus' primary focus in His prayer was that God be seen and worshiped. This thought continues on into the verses we just read. Jesus is praying over how He will bring glory to the Father and it is by using the authority that the Father gave Him. We saw last week that Jesus' primary focus in His prayer was that God be seen and worshiped. This thought continues on into the verses we just read. Jesus is praying over how He will bring glory to the Father and it is by using the authority that the Father gave Him. We saw last week that Jesus' primary focus in His prayer was that God be seen and worshiped. This thought continues on into the verses we just read. Jesus is praying over how He will bring glory to the Father and it is by using the authority that the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1824 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336025/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thebigthing/id/774098.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336025 authority,eternal life,glory, Scripture: John 17:2-17:5 Sun, 27 Mar 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Big moments and big prayers - they go hand in hand with life in Christ, and it was no different for Christ. Big moments and big prayers - they go hand in hand with life in Christ, and it was no different for Christ. Big moments and big prayers - they go hand in hand with life in Christ, and it was no different for Christ.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1845 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336026/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whenesusprayedattheendofthepra/id/774099.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336026 prayer,worship of God,motive,light Sun, 20 Mar 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now in this area of serving, it more than just have the same attitude as Jesus. We are created in the image of God. So, if Jesus is a servant, and we are created in His image, then not only are we being commanded to serve, but we were created to serve. So if we were both created and commanded to be like Him - now we are getting to the core of purpose. People wander all over this earth looking for their purpose, their value, their worth. It is right here. And not only were you created and commanded to serve, but you were even gifted to do so. Now in this area of serving, it more than just have the same attitude as Jesus. We are created in the image of God. So, if Jesus is a servant, and we are created in His image, then not only are we being commanded to serve, but we were created to serve. So if we were both created and commanded to be like Him - now we are getting to the core of purpose. People wander all over this earth looking for their purpose, their value, their worth. It is right here. And not only were you created and commanded to serve, but you were even gifted to do so. Now in this area of serving, it more than just have the same attitude as Jesus. We are created in the image of God. So, if Jesus is a servant, and we are created in His image, then not only are we being commanded to serve, but we were created to serv… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1772 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336024/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_createdcommandedandempoweredto/id/774097.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336024 serve,created,commanded,gifted Sun, 13 Mar 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I would imagine most of us at one time or another have had the feeling that someone was watching us. Maybe you even caught them watching you. At first it is bewilderment. Are they looking at me? Do I know them? Then we move from bewilderment to fear. Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to wipe something off or pull something up? Once we are convinced we are in the good, then we get perturbed, "What are you looking at?" Generally speaking, we don’t like being watched. It puts us on the defensive. But you know, we are being watched. I would imagine most of us at one time or another have had the feeling that someone was watching us. Maybe you even caught them watching you. At first it is bewilderment. Are they looking at me? Do I know them? Then we move from bewilderment to fear. Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to wipe something off or pull something up? Once we are convinced we are in the good, then we get perturbed, "What are you looking at?" Generally speaking, we don’t like being watched. It puts us on the defensive. But you know, we are being watched. I would imagine most of us at one time or another have had the feeling that someone was watching us. Maybe you even caught them watching you. At first it is bewilderment. Are they looking at me? Do I know them? Then we move from bewilderment to fe… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1540 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336023/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_someoneiswatching/id/774096.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336023 giving,devotion,watch Sun, 06 Mar 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we want to continue the story, but we different from last week, we want to put some faces with the story. Your prayers, your giving, your walk with Christ in this Church is not just impacting ideas and visions, but actual people. I hope today you will see how the Lord is using CH Baptist to impact our world, our community, and people. Today we want to continue the story, but we different from last week, we want to put some faces with the story. Your prayers, your giving, your walk with Christ in this Church is not just impacting ideas and visions, but actual people. I hope today you will see how the Lord is using CH Baptist to impact our world, our community, and people. Today we want to continue the story, but we different from last week, we want to put some faces with the story. Your prayers, your giving, your walk with Christ in this Church is not just impacting ideas and visions, but actual people. I hope today y… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2226 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336021/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thestorywithfaces/id/774095.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336021 impact,world,community,individual Sun, 27 Feb 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I don’t know the exact date, but it was a Wednesday night in February of 2003. I had a vision of what God wanted to do with Colonial Heights Baptist Church and I wanted to share that. I called a group of people together from throughout the church to meet with me and talk about this. There were probably 30 people in the room. I don’t know the exact date, but it was a Wednesday night in February of 2003. I had a vision of what God wanted to do with Colonial Heights Baptist Church and I wanted to share that. I called a group of people together from throughout the church to meet with me and talk about this. There were probably 30 people in the room. I don’t know the exact date, but it was a Wednesday night in February of 2003. I had a vision of what God wanted to do with Colonial Heights Baptist Church and I wanted to share that. I called a group of people together from throughout the church to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2293 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336020/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thestory/id/774094.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336020 vision,growth,missions,multi-site Sun, 20 Feb 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Hebrews 9:27 says we have an appointment with God and it is death that ushers us into that appointment. A part of that appointment will be an audit. Hebrews 9:27 says we have an appointment with God and it is death that ushers us into that appointment. A part of that appointment will be an audit. Hebrews 9:27 says we have an appointment with God and it is death that ushers us into that appointment. A part of that appointment will be an audit.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2762 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336019/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_preparedforanaudit/id/774093.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336019 obedience,trust,loyal,invest Sun, 13 Feb 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now if there is only one way, I guess it then becomes kind of natural to wonder about all those who didn't hear about the one way. To be honest with you, I find it somewhat interesting that we can spend our whole lives without ever thinking about people on the other side of the planet and their spiritual well-being, but when confronted with our own spiritual well-being we cannot get past what happens to people we have never thought about before. Now if there is only one way, I guess it then becomes kind of natural to wonder about all those who didn't hear about the one way. To be honest with you, I find it somewhat interesting that we can spend our whole lives without ever thinking about people on the other side of the planet and their spiritual well-being, but when confronted with our own spiritual well-being we cannot get past what happens to people we have never thought about before. Now if there is only one way, I guess it then becomes kind of natural to wonder about all those who didn't hear about the one way. To be honest with you, I find it somewhat interesting that we can spend our whole lives without ever thinking about peop… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1795 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336018/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whataboutallthepeoplewhoveneve/id/774092.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336018 judgement,patience,just,trust Sun, 06 Feb 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why would someone come to Christ and His church, if we are indeed the cause of so many problems in the world and some of the worst people in society? If our lives are living proof that Jesus and the church make no difference, then really, why? Why would someone come to Christ and His church, if we are indeed the cause of so many problems in the world and some of the worst people in society? If our lives are living proof that Jesus and the church make no difference, then really, why? Why would someone come to Christ and His church, if we are indeed the cause of so many problems in the world and some of the worst people in society? If our lives are living proof that Jesus and the church make no difference, then really, why?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2161 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336017/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_heyesushasaproblemwithhypocrit/id/774091.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336017 sinners,perfect,love,good living Sun, 30 Jan 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn "If there is a loving God, why did He let this happen?" My goal today is to give some answers that give us reason to hang on. "If there is a loving God, why did He let this happen?" My goal today is to give some answers that give us reason to hang on. "If there is a loving God, why did He let this happen?" My goal today is to give some answers that give us reason to hang on.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2513 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336016/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whydobadthingshappen/id/774090.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336016 discipline,attach,fallen world Sun, 23 Jan 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We need to affirm that God has indeed communicated one way? If He has, then that is our responsibility whether society appreciates us for it or not. We do not fear and obey society. We fear and obey God. If He has called us to communicate one way, then we communicate one way! We need to affirm that God has indeed communicated one way? If He has, then that is our responsibility whether society appreciates us for it or not. We do not fear and obey society. We fear and obey God. If He has called us to communicate one way, then we communicate one way! We need to affirm that God has indeed communicated one way? If He has, then that is our responsibility whether society appreciates us for it or not. We do not fear and obey society. We fear and obey God. If He has called us to communicate one way, t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2229 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336015/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ustoneway/id/774089.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336015 truth,kindness,one way Sun, 16 Jan 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, but It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, but It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, but It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, ar… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2391 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336014/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whyibelievethebible/id/774088.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336014 incomparible,inspired,inerrant,prophesy Sun, 09 Jan 2011 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Every person on the planet asks questions about God. Is there one? Has He spoken or revealed Himself so that we can know Him? How do we get to God? Is there more than one way? If there is a God, why is there is evil and suffering? Does God have a purpose for my life? Every person on the planet asks questions about God. Is there one? Has He spoken or revealed Himself so that we can know Him? How do we get to God? Is there more than one way? If there is a God, why is there is evil and suffering? Does God have a purpose for my life? Every person on the planet asks questions about God. Is there one? Has He spoken or revealed Himself so that we can know Him? How do we get to God? Is there more than one way? If there is a God, why is there is evil and suffering? Does God have a purpo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2244 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336013/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_isgodreal/id/774087.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336013 fear God,pursue,right,wrong Sun, 12 Dec 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Let's take another opportunity to look to the life of Mary and see what she treasured about Christmas. Look with me this morning to Luke 2:19. Let's take another opportunity to look to the life of Mary and see what she treasured about Christmas. Look with me this morning to Luke 2:19. Let's take another opportunity to look to the life of Mary and see what she treasured about Christmas. Look with me this morning to Luke 2:19.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1922 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336012/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thechristmastreasure/id/774086.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336012 treasure,devotion,Spirit-filled,slave, Scripture: Luke 2:19-2:20 Sun, 05 Dec 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now Christmas is a gift. It is God's revelation that He is entering the world in His Son, as a baby, and that baby will become the payment for my sins, so that I can live eternally in heaven as God's child. Well that wonderful revelation leads Mary to break out in song. When is the last time you broke out in song? Now Christmas is a gift. It is God's revelation that He is entering the world in His Son, as a baby, and that baby will become the payment for my sins, so that I can live eternally in heaven as God's child. Well that wonderful revelation leads Mary to break out in song. When is the last time you broke out in song? Now Christmas is a gift. It is God's revelation that He is entering the world in His Son, as a baby, and that baby will become the payment for my sins, so that I can live eternally in heaven as God's child. Well that wonderful revelation leads Mary to … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2083 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336009/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amarychristmasthespiritfilledl/id/774083.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336009 song,praise,humility,Christmas Sun, 28 Nov 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What would it be like to be Mary, to be hearing the unbelievable, the impossible? I am excited about this series. Mary is an amazing woman of God that has been largely ignored in the Protestant church. What would it be like to be Mary, to be hearing the unbelievable, the impossible? I am excited about this series. Mary is an amazing woman of God that has been largely ignored in the Protestant church. What would it be like to be Mary, to be hearing the unbelievable, the impossible? I am excited about this series. Mary is an amazing woman of God that has been largely ignored in the Protestant church.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1939 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336010/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amarychristmasanamazingrespons/id/774084.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336010 chosen,virgin,slave,owned Sun, 14 Nov 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Did you know that it is the Lord's desire that we as a church, you as an individual regularly experience His power and presence. It is not God's design for that to be something unique and special. Did you know that it is the Lord's desire that we as a church, you as an individual regularly experience His power and presence. It is not God's design for that to be something unique and special. Did you know that it is the Lord's desire that we as a church, you as an individual regularly experience His power and presence. It is not God's design for that to be something unique and special.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1915 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336011/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_somethingimpossibleallthetime/id/774085.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336011 impossible,dependent,trust,possible Sun, 07 Nov 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is as simple as this: if you go to that appointment trusting in yourself: your works, your religion, a plastic Jesus, your efforts to be something; then you are in trouble because there is nothing you can do that covers your sin. There is nothing you can do that can make you like God. But if you go to that appointment having put your faith in what Jesus did for you on the cross, you are declared righteous - declared to be like God! Your appointment goes from being one of judgment to one of reward. It is as simple as this: if you go to that appointment trusting in yourself: your works, your religion, a plastic Jesus, your efforts to be something; then you are in trouble because there is nothing you can do that covers your sin. There is nothing you can do that can make you like God. But if you go to that appointment having put your faith in what Jesus did for you on the cross, you are declared righteous - declared to be like God! Your appointment goes from being one of judgment to one of reward. It is as simple as this: if you go to that appointment trusting in yourself: your works, your religion, a plastic Jesus, your efforts to be something; then you are in trouble because there is nothing you can do that covers your sin. There is nothing y… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2024 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336008/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anappointment/id/774082.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336008 judgment,security,peace,baptism Sun, 31 Oct 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Water is a symbol of new life in the church, and yet, that very same water has divided the church. Whole denominations have been developed over water. What am I talking about? Baptism. Where do we begin in discussing baptism? This is an issue many of us formed our belief probably more on our religious heritage than Scripture. Water is a symbol of new life in the church, and yet, that very same water has divided the church. Whole denominations have been developed over water. What am I talking about? Baptism. Where do we begin in discussing baptism? This is an issue many of us formed our belief probably more on our religious heritage than Scripture. Water is a symbol of new life in the church, and yet, that very same water has divided the church. Whole denominations have been developed over water. What am I talking about? Baptism. Where do we begin in discussing baptism? This is an issue many… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1616 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336007/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefirststepinfollowingchrist/id/774081.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336007 water,baptism,immerse,immitation Sun, 17 Oct 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we take on another of the most well-known stories of the Bible: Jonah and the whale. Today we take on another of the most well-known stories of the Bible: Jonah and the whale. Today we take on another of the most well-known stories of the Bible: Jonah and the whale.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 3323 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336006/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_greatstoriesofthebibleonahandt/id/774080.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336006 jonah,whale,prejudice,comfort Sun, 03 Oct 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now we come to a giant in the landscape of great stories of the Bible. His name is Moses. Now we come to a giant in the landscape of great stories of the Bible. His name is Moses. Now we come to a giant in the landscape of great stories of the Bible. His name is Moses.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2226 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336005/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_greatstoriesofthebibletheburni/id/774079.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336005 moses,greatness,humility,call Sun, 26 Sep 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn and Rev. Wilbur (worship pastor) discuss worship and where we are going in the worship ministry at CHBaptist. Dr. Hahn and Rev. Wilbur (worship pastor) discuss worship and where we are going in the worship ministry at CHBaptist. Dr. Hahn and Rev. Wilbur (worship pastor) discuss worship and where we are going in the worship ministry at CHBaptist.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2090 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336004/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theimportanceofworshiptowhowea/id/774078.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336004 dale wilbur,worship Sun, 19 Sep 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Isn't that the point? Let's get into the furnace with Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego and see if there is a reason to have faith, even when God doesn't . . . Turn with me to Daniel 3. Isn't that the point? Let's get into the furnace with Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego and see if there is a reason to have faith, even when God doesn't . . . Turn with me to Daniel 3. Isn't that the point? Let's get into the furnace with Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego and see if there is a reason to have faith, even when God doesn't . . . Turn with me to Daniel 3.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2231 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336003/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatstoriesofthebiblethefi/id/774077.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336003 shadrach,meshach,abednego,furnace Sun, 12 Sep 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we come to what might qualify as one of the most well known stories in the Bible, David and Goliath. We love an underdog. It gives us all hope, "maybe me, maybe I could." Today we come to what might qualify as one of the most well known stories in the Bible, David and Goliath. We love an underdog. It gives us all hope, "maybe me, maybe I could." Today we come to what might qualify as one of the most well known stories in the Bible, David and Goliath. We love an underdog. It gives us all hope, "maybe me, maybe I could."… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2352 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336002/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatstoriesdavidandgoliath/id/774076.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336002 david,goliath,giants,battles Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We should read and study them asking, "Why did God record this for me to interact with thousands of years later? What does God want me to do with this story this week?" We are going to begin today looking at Noah and the flood. We should read and study them asking, "Why did God record this for me to interact with thousands of years later? What does God want me to do with this story this week?" We are going to begin today looking at Noah and the flood. We should read and study them asking, "Why did God record this for me to interact with thousands of years later? What does God want me to do with this story this week?" We are going to begin today looking at Noah and the flood.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2572 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336000/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thegreatstoriesnoahandtheflood/id/774075.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4336000 judgement,grace,accountable,obey Sun, 29 Aug 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God has given you an identity, and it is one that will bring you real power, confidence and direction. It will set your life on a course of eternal significance. God has given you an identity, and it is one that will bring you real power, confidence and direction. It will set your life on a course of eternal significance. God has given you an identity, and it is one that will bring you real power, confidence and direction. It will set your life on a course of eternal significance.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2217 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335999/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youhaveanidentityareyoulivingi/id/774074.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335999 identity,witness,testimony,life-saving Sun, 22 Aug 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What do we do in the face of adversity, in the position of rejection, in depths of loss - we go back to Jesus and back to Jesus and back to Jesus. We do everything we can to make it all about Him. Our message today is simply this: living for Christ always produces a win. What do we do in the face of adversity, in the position of rejection, in depths of loss - we go back to Jesus and back to Jesus and back to Jesus. We do everything we can to make it all about Him. Our message today is simply this: living for Christ always produces a win. What do we do in the face of adversity, in the position of rejection, in depths of loss - we go back to Jesus and back to Jesus and back to Jesus. We do everything we can to make it all about Him. Our message today is simply this: living for Christ a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2184 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335998/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_alifethatwins/id/774073.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335998 win,winner,living Sun, 15 Aug 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus wants you to be compassionate. What do you think that means? Were you compassionate this week? Can you point to it? Was there a place where you could have, and didn Jesus wants you to be compassionate. What do you think that means? Were you compassionate this week? Can you point to it? Was there a place where you could have, and didn Jesus wants you to be compassionate. What do you think that means? Were you compassionate this week? Can you point to it? Was there a place where you could have, and didn… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2150 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335997/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_livingalifeofcompassion/id/774072.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335997 good samaritan,compassion,love,cost Sun, 08 Aug 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn explains about our new 3rd Service on Sunday nights starting September 19, 2010, and other vision and direction for CHBaptist. Exciting day at CHBaptist. Dr. Hahn explains about our new 3rd Service on Sunday nights starting September 19, 2010, and other vision and direction for CHBaptist. Exciting day at CHBaptist. Dr. Hahn explains about our new 3rd Service on Sunday nights starting September 19, 2010, and other vision and direction for CHBaptist. Exciting day at CHBaptist.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2631 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335996/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_visionfamilydiscussionservice/id/774071.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335996 vision,3rd service,family,direction Sun, 01 Aug 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life". Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life". Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".… Rev. Mike Osborne 1740 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335995/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_rolledupsleeveslivinganauthent/id/774070.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335995 signs,life,authentic Sun, 25 Jul 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life". Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life". Rev. Mike Osborne continues our summer series "Signs of Life".… Rev. Mike Osborne 1749 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335993/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wornoutkneeslivingayieldedlife/id/774069.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335993 signs,life,yielded,life Sun, 18 Jul 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Mike Osborne Rev. Mike Osborne our Administrative Pastor brings our second sermon in our Summer 2010 series. Rev. Mike Osborne our Administrative Pastor brings our second sermon in our Summer 2010 series. Rev. Mike Osborne our Administrative Pastor brings our second sermon in our Summer 2010 series.… Rev. Mike Osborne 1402 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335992/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_dustyshoeslivingarelevantlife/id/774068.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335992 signs of life,dusty shoes,relevant Sun, 11 Jul 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Rev. Ronnie West An introduction to our Summer 2010 series by Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor of Colonial Heights Baptist Church. An introduction to our Summer 2010 series by Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor of Colonial Heights Baptist Church. An introduction to our Summer 2010 series by Rev. Ronnie West, Education Pastor of Colonial Heights Baptist Church.… Rev. Ronnie West 2042 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335991/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_signsoflifeanintroduction/id/774067.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335991 signs of life Sun, 04 Jul 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn On this day we celebrate freedom I thought we'd take a moment to think about the freedom Jesus fought for. Heaven paid a high cost for our freedom and calls the church to respect and protect that freedom. On this day we celebrate freedom I thought we'd take a moment to think about the freedom Jesus fought for. Heaven paid a high cost for our freedom and calls the church to respect and protect that freedom. On this day we celebrate freedom I thought we'd take a moment to think about the freedom Jesus fought for. Heaven paid a high cost for our freedom and calls the church to respect and protect that freedom.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2062 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335989/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christcameforfreedom/id/774065.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335989 freedom,slavery,obedience,independence Sun, 27 Jun 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Turn with me to Luke 22:14-20. Do this in remembrance? The command of this story that we know so well is simply this: do this and remember. Don't forget. Turn with me to Luke 22:14-20. Do this in remembrance? The command of this story that we know so well is simply this: do this and remember. Don't forget. Turn with me to Luke 22:14-20. Do this in remembrance? The command of this story that we know so well is simply this: do this and remember. Don't forget.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1652 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335990/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_remember/id/774066.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335990 remembrance,Lord's Supper,sin,confess, Scripture: 1 Kings 11:1-11:10 Sun, 20 Jun 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn preaches on the Christian's role in going in missions, and prays for those leaving on mission trips this summer. Dr. Hahn preaches on the Christian's role in going in missions, and prays for those leaving on mission trips this summer. Dr. Hahn preaches on the Christian's role in going in missions, and prays for those leaving on mission trips this summer.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2150 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335988/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_missions/id/774064.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335988 missions,go Sun, 06 Jun 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn This tenth great word, like the nine before it, is God in His kindness warning us of something we cannot control, something that will run away with our lives, something that probably really does cause the Devil to laugh as he dangles bait out in front of us and we go after it with all we have. God warns us about coveting - it steals our ability to ever be satisfied, to ever enjoy. This tenth great word, like the nine before it, is God in His kindness warning us of something we cannot control, something that will run away with our lives, something that probably really does cause the Devil to laugh as he dangles bait out in front of us and we go after it with all we have. God warns us about coveting - it steals our ability to ever be satisfied, to ever enjoy. This tenth great word, like the nine before it, is God in His kindness warning us of something we cannot control, something that will run away with our lives, something that probably really does cause the Devil to laugh as he dangles bait out in front … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1897 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335987/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thetenthgreatword/id/774063.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335987 covet,danger,desire,possessions Sun, 30 May 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What if there was one question I could ask myself, one guiding principle that would keep me out of sexual immorality, lying and stealing; and really help me obey all the commands? What if there was one question I could ask myself, one guiding principle that would keep me out of sexual immorality, lying and stealing; and really help me obey all the commands? What if there was one question I could ask myself, one guiding principle that would keep me out of sexual immorality, lying and stealing; and really help me obey all the commands?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2195 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335986/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_greatwordsfrom789/id/774062.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335986 lie,steal,sex,love Sun, 23 May 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Lord gives us a seemingly obvious command: do not murder. It is our sixth great word, the sixth of the Ten Great Commands. What I would like to suggest this morning is that there is just a little more going on in this sixth great word than just, "Don't kill each other." The Lord gives us a seemingly obvious command: do not murder. It is our sixth great word, the sixth of the Ten Great Commands. What I would like to suggest this morning is that there is just a little more going on in this sixth great word than just, "Don't kill each other." The Lord gives us a seemingly obvious command: do not murder. It is our sixth great word, the sixth of the Ten Great Commands. What I would like to suggest this morning is that there is just a little more going on in this sixth great word than just, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1714 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335985/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesixthgreatword/id/774061.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335985 kill,murder,anger,life Sun, 09 May 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What do parents want to give kids? Based on this fifth great word, I think the Lord might say the best thing we can give them is a respect for authority- beginning with you mom and dad - be respectable and expect it. What do parents want to give kids? Based on this fifth great word, I think the Lord might say the best thing we can give them is a respect for authority- beginning with you mom and dad - be respectable and expect it. What do parents want to give kids? Based on this fifth great word, I think the Lord might say the best thing we can give them is a respect for authority- beginning with you mom and dad - be respectable and expect it.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1899 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335984/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefifthgreatword/id/774060.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335984 honor,parents,obedience,authority Sun, 02 May 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want to answer several questions as simply, but as thoroughly as I can in this format. What is the Sabbath? What day is the Sabbath? What rules are we to follow, or what are we to do? How is it for me? I want to answer several questions as simply, but as thoroughly as I can in this format. What is the Sabbath? What day is the Sabbath? What rules are we to follow, or what are we to do? How is it for me? I want to answer several questions as simply, but as thoroughly as I can in this format. What is the Sabbath? What day is the Sabbath? What rules are we to follow, or what are we to do? How is it for me?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1933 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335983/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefourthgreatword/id/774059.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335983 sabbath,rest,seven,day of rest Sun, 18 Apr 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Ten Commandments are a witness to us every day that we need to trust in Jesus. Last week we saw God's first great word for us: Put Him in the God spot in our lives, and nothing else, for nothing else works. Today we come to look at the second and third of these great Words. The Ten Commandments are a witness to us every day that we need to trust in Jesus. Last week we saw God's first great word for us: Put Him in the God spot in our lives, and nothing else, for nothing else works. Today we come to look at the second and third of these great Words. The Ten Commandments are a witness to us every day that we need to trust in Jesus. Last week we saw God's first great word for us: Put Him in the God spot in our lives, and nothing else, for nothing else works. Today we come to look at the second and… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2554 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335982/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesecondandthirdgreatwords/id/774058.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335982 ten commandments,idolatry,respect,honor Sun, 11 Apr 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn A Gallup poll said 85% of Americans believe the Ten Commandments are still binding today - only 15% could name as many as five. We need these Ten Great Words. They are a moral compass for our soul. They answer the questions, "How do I love God", and "How do I love others?". A Gallup poll said 85% of Americans believe the Ten Commandments are still binding today - only 15% could name as many as five. We need these Ten Great Words. They are a moral compass for our soul. They answer the questions, "How do I love God", and "How do I love others?". A Gallup poll said 85% of Americans believe the Ten Commandments are still binding today - only 15% could name as many as five. We need these Ten Great Words. They are a moral compass for our soul. They answer the questions, "How do I love God", and… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2340 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335981/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thefirstgreatword/id/774057.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335981 ten commandments,compass,nothing before God Sun, 04 Apr 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Human history has a lot of great people. And no matter how you define greatness, they all have one thing in common: they're dead. And today's great people will join them. They are all dead, except one. His name is Jesus. Do you believe that? Human history has a lot of great people. And no matter how you define greatness, they all have one thing in common: they're dead. And today's great people will join them. They are all dead, except one. His name is Jesus. Do you believe that? Human history has a lot of great people. And no matter how you define greatness, they all have one thing in common: they're dead. And today's great people will join them. They are all dead, except one. His name is Jesus. Do you believe that?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1881 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335980/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_doibelieveheisreallyalivereall/id/774056.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335980 easter,alive,unbelief,risen, Scripture: Mark 16:1-16:14 Sun, 28 Mar 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We can't fix everything. We have to depend upon others in life and those others, for a variety of reasons don't always play their part. We can't fix everything. We have to depend upon others in life and those others, for a variety of reasons don't always play their part. We can't fix everything. We have to depend upon others in life and those others, for a variety of reasons don't always play their part.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2037 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335978/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whataboutwhensomeoneisnotfulfi/id/774055.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335978 unresponsive,fail,partner,team, Scripture: Proverbs 4:25-4:27, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 21 Mar 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Parenting is an interesting thing. It is a place where we have great goals, but often very little action in pursuing those goals. That is not meant to be a judgmental statement. I think it is true of most of us. Parenting is an interesting thing. It is a place where we have great goals, but often very little action in pursuing those goals. That is not meant to be a judgmental statement. I think it is true of most of us. Parenting is an interesting thing. It is a place where we have great goals, but often very little action in pursuing those goals. That is not meant to be a judgmental statement. I think it is true of most of us.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1997 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335976/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_parentingthatfulfillsthepurpos/id/774054.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335976 parenting,children,reward,blessing, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 07 Mar 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We make decisions and we see them as nothing more than - a decision. We do not see our decisions as connected, but every one of them is and they lead you down a path. We make decisions and we see them as nothing more than - a decision. We do not see our decisions as connected, but every one of them is and they lead you down a path. We make decisions and we see them as nothing more than - a decision. We do not see our decisions as connected, but every one of them is and they lead you down a path.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2660 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335975/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_followthepath/id/774053.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335975 path,money,finances,trust Sun, 28 Feb 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you walk out the door each day knowing it is all God's? Do you make decisions as if it was yours, or His? Will your kids leave home knowing it is all God's? This is a big deal. Do you walk out the door each day knowing it is all God's? Do you make decisions as if it was yours, or His? Will your kids leave home knowing it is all God's? This is a big deal. Do you walk out the door each day knowing it is all God's? Do you make decisions as if it was yours, or His? Will your kids leave home knowing it is all God's? This is a big deal.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2382 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335974/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_moneythatfulfillsthepurpose/id/774052.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335974 money,manager,communicate,content, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What do we mean when we say, "We don't know how to communicate?" Is this a knowledge issue or a motivation issue? Let's go to God's word and see how really simple communication is if we follow God's way. What do we mean when we say, "We don't know how to communicate?" Is this a knowledge issue or a motivation issue? Let's go to God's word and see how really simple communication is if we follow God's way. What do we mean when we say, "We don't know how to communicate?" Is this a knowledge issue or a motivation issue? Let's go to God's word and see how really simple communication is if we follow God's way.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2382 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335972/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_communicationandconflictthatfu/id/774051.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335972 communication,conflict,choice,power, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 14 Feb 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Have you noticed that the world promotes every kind of sex, but the one described in the Bible? To watch TV and movies one would assume that married people don't even have sex and if they do, how exciting can that be? Have you noticed that the world promotes every kind of sex, but the one described in the Bible? To watch TV and movies one would assume that married people don't even have sex and if they do, how exciting can that be? Have you noticed that the world promotes every kind of sex, but the one described in the Bible? To watch TV and movies one would assume that married people don't even have sex and if they do, how exciting can that be?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2333 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335971/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sexthatfulfillsthepurpose/id/774050.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335971 sex,intimacy,enjoy,relationship, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 07 Feb 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Just as the Lord has a distinct way for the man to show God in the home through sacrifice and loving leadership; the distinct way He has for you is submission. Something by the way that God actually calls of all believers. Just as the Lord has a distinct way for the man to show God in the home through sacrifice and loving leadership; the distinct way He has for you is submission. Something by the way that God actually calls of all believers. Just as the Lord has a distinct way for the man to show God in the home through sacrifice and loving leadership; the distinct way He has for you is submission. Something by the way that God actually calls of all believers.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2425 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335970/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_awifethatfulfillsthepurpose/id/774049.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335970 wife,family,purpose,submission, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 24 Jan 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As the leader of the home, the head of the wife, you lead in showing the family God and it is a picture of servant leadership. The role of the husband in the marriage is to lovingly lead. As the leader of the home, the head of the wife, you lead in showing the family God and it is a picture of servant leadership. The role of the husband in the marriage is to lovingly lead. As the leader of the home, the head of the wife, you lead in showing the family God and it is a picture of servant leadership. The role of the husband in the marriage is to lovingly lead.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2020 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335969/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ahusbandthatfulfillsthepurpose/id/774048.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335969 husband,loving leadership,value,sacrificial, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 17 Jan 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The DNA of a marriage is the DNA of God. Do you see? If we are not living in light of any of this, not only are we failing at God's purpose for marriage, but we will be using marriage in the wrong way which makes everything harder. The DNA of a marriage is the DNA of God. Do you see? If we are not living in light of any of this, not only are we failing at God's purpose for marriage, but we will be using marriage in the wrong way which makes everything harder. The DNA of a marriage is the DNA of God. Do you see? If we are not living in light of any of this, not only are we failing at God's purpose for marriage, but we will be using marriage in the wrong way which makes everything harder.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2274 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335968/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_amarriagethatfulfillsthepurpos/id/774047.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335968 marriage,plan,loneliness,family, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you hear what the home is passing down: confidence in God, remembrance of His great works, and obedience. These are the things that bring God's blessing on a life and home. Do you hear what the home is passing down: confidence in God, remembrance of His great works, and obedience. These are the things that bring God's blessing on a life and home. Do you hear what the home is passing down: confidence in God, remembrance of His great works, and obedience. These are the things that bring God's blessing on a life and home.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2114 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335967/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godspurposeforyourhome/id/774046.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335967 confidence,remembrance,obedience,family, Series: The Purpose of the Family Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here is the simple plan of the Bible. Here is where both evangelism and discipleship start - and it is not in the church. It is in the home. Parents, teach your children how to know and love God, by knowing and loving God in front of them. Here is the simple plan of the Bible. Here is where both evangelism and discipleship start - and it is not in the church. It is in the home. Parents, teach your children how to know and love God, by knowing and loving God in front of them. Here is the simple plan of the Bible. Here is where both evangelism and discipleship start - and it is not in the church. It is in the home. Parents, teach your children how to know and love God, by knowing and loving God in front of them.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2295 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335965/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_legacymilestonesashift/id/774045.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335965 legacy,milestones,evangelism,discipleship Sun, 20 Dec 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Immanuel means God with us. Jesus is God with us, and God being with us, God being near, ultimately is the answer to every issue in our lives. He has sent His Son into the world so that we could see and know and experience and live with God. Immanuel means God with us. Jesus is God with us, and God being with us, God being near, ultimately is the answer to every issue in our lives. He has sent His Son into the world so that we could see and know and experience and live with God. Immanuel means God with us. Jesus is God with us, and God being with us, God being near, ultimately is the answer to every issue in our lives. He has sent His Son into the world so that we could see and know and experience and live with God.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2042 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335964/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godcamenear/id/774044.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335964 Christmas,full,pursuit,life Sun, 13 Dec 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Very simply stated, the gift of God's Son gives us a chance to live in eternity with God. We are going to live eternally, but the other option is hell. Very simply stated, the gift of God's Son gives us a chance to live in eternity with God. We are going to live eternally, but the other option is hell. Very simply stated, the gift of God's Son gives us a chance to live in eternity with God. We are going to live eternally, but the other option is hell.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1423 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335963/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godgave/id/774043.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335963 lost,without hope,forgiveness,rescue Sun, 06 Dec 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus entered this world so that you could know the God who spoke all things into existence. He entered this world as the Babe of Bethlehem so the voice of God could bring light and order and meaning to your life. Jesus entered this world so that you could know the God who spoke all things into existence. He entered this world as the Babe of Bethlehem so the voice of God could bring light and order and meaning to your life. Jesus entered this world so that you could know the God who spoke all things into existence. He entered this world as the Babe of Bethlehem so the voice of God could bring light and order and meaning to your life.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1751 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335962/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godsaid/id/774042.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335962 speak,create,power,cure Sun, 29 Nov 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Holidays do not create stress. They just intensify the stress that is already there. Whatever is bad throughout the year is going to be really bad during the holidays. Holidays do not create stress. They just intensify the stress that is already there. Whatever is bad throughout the year is going to be really bad during the holidays. Holidays do not create stress. They just intensify the stress that is already there. Whatever is bad throughout the year is going to be really bad during the holidays.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1714 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335961/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_handlingholidaystress/id/774041.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335961 holiday,stress,Christmas,joy Sun, 15 Nov 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Perhaps the most disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. As a matter of fact, I think there are a number of passages that would suggest that most people will go to hell. Perhaps the most disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. As a matter of fact, I think there are a number of passages that would suggest that most people will go to hell. Perhaps the most disturbing concept in Christianity is the prospect that one day vast numbers of people will go to hell. As a matter of fact, I think there are a number of passages that would suggest that most people will go to hell.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1918 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335960/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatishell/id/774040.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335960 hell,punishment,judgement,separation, Scripture: Matthew 13:41-13:42, Series: What Is Sun, 08 Nov 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Heaven is the hope that God has given to us, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. God wants us to understand Heaven. Heaven is the hope that God has given to us, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. God wants us to understand Heaven. Heaven is the hope that God has given to us, but it is difficult to hope in something we do not understand. God wants us to understand Heaven.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2363 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335958/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisheaven/id/774039.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335958 hope,peace,free,not for everyone, Scripture: Revelation 21:1-21:27, Series: What Is Sun, 01 Nov 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Here is what we are going to answer today: What is the millennium? When is Satan dealt with? When are unbelievers dealt with? And in that question we will look at what where we go when we die now. Here is what we are going to answer today: What is the millennium? When is Satan dealt with? When are unbelievers dealt with? And in that question we will look at what where we go when we die now. Here is what we are going to answer today: What is the millennium? When is Satan dealt with? When are unbelievers dealt with? And in that question we will look at what where we go when we die now.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2375 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335957/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthemillennium/id/774038.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335957 millennium,prosperity,peace,security, Series: What Is Sun, 25 Oct 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus came a first time to provide a rescue for what is going to happen when He comes the second time. Man ruined this earth. Satan has ruled over this earth. But Jesus is coming back to reclaim and restore this earth. Jesus came a first time to provide a rescue for what is going to happen when He comes the second time. Man ruined this earth. Satan has ruled over this earth. But Jesus is coming back to reclaim and restore this earth. Jesus came a first time to provide a rescue for what is going to happen when He comes the second time. Man ruined this earth. Satan has ruled over this earth. But Jesus is coming back to reclaim and restore this earth.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2421 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335956/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthesecondcoming/id/774037.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335956 second coming,punish,end of evil,fulfill, Series: What Is Sun, 18 Oct 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Antichrist and False Prophet are a counterfeit of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. That is what Satan does. He offers a counterfeit to lure us in so he can destroy. The Antichrist and False Prophet are a counterfeit of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. That is what Satan does. He offers a counterfeit to lure us in so he can destroy. The Antichrist and False Prophet are a counterfeit of Jesus and the Holy Spirit. That is what Satan does. He offers a counterfeit to lure us in so he can destroy.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2215 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335955/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatistheantichristand666/id/774036.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335955 antichrist,false prophet,counterfeit,destruction, Series: What Is Sun, 11 Oct 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What John brings us in Revelation is not a distant idea, but a very clear picture of what is soon and coming. Today we are going to look at the Great Tribulation. What John brings us in Revelation is not a distant idea, but a very clear picture of what is soon and coming. Today we are going to look at the Great Tribulation. What John brings us in Revelation is not a distant idea, but a very clear picture of what is soon and coming. Today we are going to look at the Great Tribulation.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2525 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335954/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthetribulation/id/774035.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335954 tribulation,seal,worldwide,punish, Series: What Is Sun, 04 Oct 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we begin a new question in our What Is? series. What is the End? It will take me seven weeks to answer that question and you see in the bulletin how I will do that. It is important to understand why God has given us this information about the end. Today we begin a new question in our What Is? series. What is the End? It will take me seven weeks to answer that question and you see in the bulletin how I will do that. It is important to understand why God has given us this information about the end. Today we begin a new question in our What Is? series. What is the End? It will take me seven weeks to answer that question and you see in the bulletin how I will do that. It is important to understand why God has given us this information about the … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2628 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335953/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatistherapture/id/774034.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335953 rapture,second coming,prophecy,future, Series: What Is Tue, 15 Sep 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the Great Commission? It is your task until the Lord brings you home. It is your job to tell people that you know Jesus Christ, He is the Son of God, He has been raised from the dead, and through Him they can forgiven of their sins and have eternal life. What is the Great Commission? It is your task until the Lord brings you home. It is your job to tell people that you know Jesus Christ, He is the Son of God, He has been raised from the dead, and through Him they can forgiven of their sins and have eternal life. What is the Great Commission? It is your task until the Lord brings you home. It is your job to tell people that you know Jesus Christ, He is the Son of God, He has been raised from the dead, and through Him they can forgiven of their sins and have e… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1750 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335952/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthegreatcommission/id/774033.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335952 great commission,job,Christ,forgiven, Series: What Is Thu, 10 Sep 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Handling the enemy of change. Handling the enemy of change. Handling the enemy of change.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1803 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335951/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_handlingtheenemyofchange/id/774032.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335951 enemy,change Sun, 23 Aug 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue our "What is?" is series with the question, "What is eternal security?" Some call it the "once saved, always saved" doctrine. We need to be able to understand this. To not understand this is to not understand the cross. We continue our "What is?" is series with the question, "What is eternal security?" Some call it the "once saved, always saved" doctrine. We need to be able to understand this. To not understand this is to not understand the cross. We continue our "What is?" is series with the question, "What is eternal security?" Some call it the "once saved, always saved" doctrine. We need to be able to understand this. To not understand this is to not understand the cross.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2562 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335948/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatiseternalsecurity/id/774031.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335948 saved,salvation,eternal,security, Scripture: Galatians 3:3-3:4, Series: What Is Sun, 16 Aug 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible says that people need to be saved: rich or poor, young or old, mean or nice, famous or infamous or completely unknown, the happy, the sad, the successful, the unsuccessful, the people with all kinds of friends and the people completely alone. They all need to be saved. The Bible says that people need to be saved: rich or poor, young or old, mean or nice, famous or infamous or completely unknown, the happy, the sad, the successful, the unsuccessful, the people with all kinds of friends and the people completely alone. They all need to be saved. The Bible says that people need to be saved: rich or poor, young or old, mean or nice, famous or infamous or completely unknown, the happy, the sad, the successful, the unsuccessful, the people with all kinds of friends and the people completely alone.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2108 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335947/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whataresinandsalvation/id/774030.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335947 sin,salvation,works,grace, Series: What Is Sun, 26 Jul 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we began our study of, "What are angels and demons?" and today we will look at, "What is Satan?" Last week we began our study of, "What are angels and demons?" and today we will look at, "What is Satan?" Last week we began our study of, "What are angels and demons?" and today we will look at, "What is Satan?"… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2278 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335946/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatissatan/id/774029.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335946 satan,pride,enemy,deceiver, Scripture: Isaiah 14:12-14:17, Series: What Is Sun, 19 Jul 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are moving along in our What Is? series and today we come to the question, What are Angels and Demons? Next week we will look at What is Satan? We are moving along in our What Is? series and today we come to the question, What are Angels and Demons? Next week we will look at What is Satan? We are moving along in our What Is? series and today we come to the question, What are Angels and Demons? Next week we will look at What is Satan?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2766 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335944/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareangelsanddemons/id/774028.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335944 angel,demon,satan,personalities, Scripture: Acts 12:7-12:11, Series: What Is Sun, 12 Jul 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue today our "What Is?" sermon series and we are answering the question: what is the church? Last week we looked at Lord's Supper and Baptism and this week the church in general. Next week: angels and demons. We continue today our "What Is?" sermon series and we are answering the question: what is the church? Last week we looked at Lord's Supper and Baptism and this week the church in general. Next week: angels and demons. We continue today our "What Is?" sermon series and we are answering the question: what is the church? Last week we looked at Lord's Supper and Baptism and this week the church in general. Next week: angels and demons.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2300 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335943/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthechurch/id/774027.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335943 church,relevant,powerful,family, Scripture: Matthew 16:15-16:19, Series: What Is Sun, 05 Jul 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are free. The victory has been won. When we go through the waters of baptism or to the table we call the Lord's Supper, we are not there trying to win or earn something. We are free. The victory has been won. When we go through the waters of baptism or to the table we call the Lord's Supper, we are not there trying to win or earn something. We are free. The victory has been won. When we go through the waters of baptism or to the table we call the Lord's Supper, we are not there trying to win or earn something.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2524 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335942/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisbaptismandthelordssupper/id/774026.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335942 baptism,communion,Lord's Supper,freedom, Series: What Is Sun, 21 Jun 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I hope Father's Day is a time of evaluation for all dads. Am I doing what God wants me to do as a dad? I like the simplicity of God's directions to dads in Ephesians 6:4. I hope Father's Day is a time of evaluation for all dads. Am I doing what God wants me to do as a dad? I like the simplicity of God's directions to dads in Ephesians 6:4. I hope Father's Day is a time of evaluation for all dads. Am I doing what God wants me to do as a dad? I like the simplicity of God's directions to dads in Ephesians 6:4.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2403 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335941/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thedadthingitreallycounts/id/774025.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335941 father,dad,initiator,responsible Sun, 14 Jun 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are going to look at both the gifts and the fruit of the Holy Spirit. If you leave with nothing else today leave with this: The Holy Spirit has gifted you and will produce in you a life that blesses and serves others. Both the gifts and the fruit are all about others. Let"s read 1 Corinthians 12:4-12. We are going to look at both the gifts and the fruit of the Holy Spirit. If you leave with nothing else today leave with this: The Holy Spirit has gifted you and will produce in you a life that blesses and serves others. Both the gifts and the fruit are all about others. Let"s read 1 Corinthians 12:4-12. We are going to look at both the gifts and the fruit of the Holy Spirit. If you leave with nothing else today leave with this: The Holy Spirit has gifted you and will produce in you a life that blesses and serves others. Both the gifts and the fruit … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2348 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335940/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodtheholyspiritpart2/id/774024.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335940 gifts,fruit,service,maturity, Scripture: 1 Corinthians 12:4-12:12, Series: What Is Sun, 31 May 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is the Holy Spirit? He is not a vague force or impersonal power. The Holy Spirit, just like the Father and Son, is a person. Personhood is defined as having intellect, emotions and a will. The Holy Spirit displays all of this. What is the Holy Spirit? He is not a vague force or impersonal power. The Holy Spirit, just like the Father and Son, is a person. Personhood is defined as having intellect, emotions and a will. The Holy Spirit displays all of this. What is the Holy Spirit? He is not a vague force or impersonal power. The Holy Spirit, just like the Father and Son, is a person. Personhood is defined as having intellect, emotions and a will. The Holy Spirit displays all of this.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2173 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335937/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodtheholyspiritpart1/id/774023.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335937 holy spirit,intellect,will,emotions, Series: What Is Sun, 24 May 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today I want to focus on two things Jesus is doing right now. There are some very necessary things to our lives that Jesus is doing all the time, but I want to focus on two favorites of mine. Jesus defends me and prays for me. Turn with me to Romans 8:31-34. Today I want to focus on two things Jesus is doing right now. There are some very necessary things to our lives that Jesus is doing all the time, but I want to focus on two favorites of mine. Jesus defends me and prays for me. Turn with me to Romans 8:31-34. Today I want to focus on two things Jesus is doing right now. There are some very necessary things to our lives that Jesus is doing all the time, but I want to focus on two favorites of mine. Jesus defends me and prays for me. Turn with me to Romans… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2054 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335935/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart4/id/774022.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335935 Jesus,defend,pray,doing, Series: What Is Sun, 17 May 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue today answering the question, "What is God the Son?". This is our third of four sermons on this question and this question is one of 20 we are answering as we march through 2009. We continue today answering the question, "What is God the Son?". This is our third of four sermons on this question and this question is one of 20 we are answering as we march through 2009. We continue today answering the question, "What is God the Son?". This is our third of four sermons on this question and this question is one of 20 we are answering as we march through 2009.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2356 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335934/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart3/id/774021.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335934 Jesus,son,redemption,forgiveness, Scripture: Mark 10:45-10:46, Series: What Is Sun, 03 May 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We continue today answering our twenty, 'What Is?' questions. Today is the second of four messages where we are answering 'What is God the Son?'. Last week we looked at His pre-existence and the prophecies surrounding His life. Next time we will look at His death and resurrection. Today we study the humanity and deity of Jesus. We continue today answering our twenty, 'What Is?' questions. Today is the second of four messages where we are answering 'What is God the Son?'. Last week we looked at His pre-existence and the prophecies surrounding His life. Next time we will look at His death and resurrection. Today we study the humanity and deity of Jesus. We continue today answering our twenty, 'What Is?' questions. Today is the second of four messages where we are answering 'What is God the Son?'. Last week we looked at His pre-existence and the prophecies surrounding His life. Next time we will loo… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1796 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335932/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart2/id/774020.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335932 most unappreciated,God,man,deity, Series: What Is Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are going to take four sermons to answer the question, "What is God the Son?". Today we will look at His Pre-Existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at His humanity and deity. Then we will review the meaning of His death and resurrection and finish by looking at what He is doing right now. We are going to take four sermons to answer the question, "What is God the Son?". Today we will look at His Pre-Existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at His humanity and deity. Then we will review the meaning of His death and resurrection and finish by looking at what He is doing right now. We are going to take four sermons to answer the question, "What is God the Son?". Today we will look at His Pre-Existence and the prophecy surrounding Him. Next week we will look at His humanity and deity. Then we will review the meaning of His deat… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2400 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335930/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthesonpart1/id/774019.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335930 Jesus,pre-existence,eternal,son of God, Series: What Is Sun, 19 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The term Father, which is applied to the first member of the Trinity implies a number of significant relationships with the first being His relationship to the Son, Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that Jesus is eternal. He did not have a beginning. Mary Beth being born made me a father, but Jesus being born is not what made God the Father. They have had an eternal relationship as God the Father and God the Son. The term Father, which is applied to the first member of the Trinity implies a number of significant relationships with the first being His relationship to the Son, Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that Jesus is eternal. He did not have a beginning. Mary Beth being born made me a father, but Jesus being born is not what made God the Father. They have had an eternal relationship as God the Father and God the Son. The term Father, which is applied to the first member of the Trinity implies a number of significant relationships with the first being His relationship to the Son, Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that Jesus is eternal. He did not have a beginning. … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2012 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335925/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodthefather/id/774018.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335925 trinity,father,originator,creator, Series: What Is Sun, 12 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What does it mean that to have this historical character we know as Jesus? What does it look like to have Jesus? What difference does it make that I believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? What does it mean that to have this historical character we know as Jesus? What does it look like to have Jesus? What difference does it make that I believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ? What does it mean that to have this historical character we know as Jesus? What does it look like to have Jesus? What difference does it make that I believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ?… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1507 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335923/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easter2009sundaysowhat/id/774017.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335923 resurrection,worship,worth,go and tell Sun, 05 Apr 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn There is one, unique and true God. Whatever the Trinity it is, it is not the presentation of three Gods. And that is not just an Old Testament idea. The New Testament also insists that there is only one true God. There is one, unique and true God. Whatever the Trinity it is, it is not the presentation of three Gods. And that is not just an Old Testament idea. The New Testament also insists that there is only one true God. There is one, unique and true God. Whatever the Trinity it is, it is not the presentation of three Gods. And that is not just an Old Testament idea. The New Testament also insists that there is only one true God.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1976 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335921/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthetrinity/id/774016.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335921 trinity,God,monotheistic,oneness, Series: What Is Sun, 29 Mar 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What we know about God comes from His kindness to reveal Himself and give us the capacity to know and understand Him. These names are specific revelations from God for our daily living and relationship with Him. What we know about God comes from His kindness to reveal Himself and give us the capacity to know and understand Him. These names are specific revelations from God for our daily living and relationship with Him. What we know about God comes from His kindness to reveal Himself and give us the capacity to know and understand Him. These names are specific revelations from God for our daily living and relationship with Him.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2112 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335920/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thenamesofgod/id/774015.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335920 name,revelations,attributes,understand, Series: What Is Sun, 22 Mar 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have a God who cares for our well-being and our future and the best thing for our well-being and future is Him. So let's get started in seeing what we can understand about what God is like. We are going to start with His attributes. These are the character qualities of God and there are a couple of things we need to understand about these. We have a God who cares for our well-being and our future and the best thing for our well-being and future is Him. So let's get started in seeing what we can understand about what God is like. We are going to start with His attributes. These are the character qualities of God and there are a couple of things we need to understand about these. We have a God who cares for our well-being and our future and the best thing for our well-being and future is Him. So let's get started in seeing what we can understand about what God is like. We are going to start with His attributes. These are the… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2811 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335916/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisgodlike/id/774014.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335916 God,character,attributes,well-being, Series: What Is Sun, 15 Mar 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, isn't it? It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, isn't it? It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historically, archaeologically, or spiritually. Unfortunately for many in our world today, the Bible is not valid for verifying anything. It is interesting how quickly man dismisses the Scripture when it has never, that is a big word, isn't it? It has NEVER been disproven scientifically, historica… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2372 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335915/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatisthebible/id/774013.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335915 Bible,trustworthy,accurate,inerrant, Series: What Is Sun, 08 Mar 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? For too many, theology is something done in the halls of academics. It is the discussion of people removed from the real world. We need to shed the academic shroud we have left it in and realize that theology is for the working man. It is for where you live, breathe, and eat. It is for where you laugh and where you cry. It is the anchor that holds. When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? For too many, theology is something done in the halls of academics. It is the discussion of people removed from the real world. We need to shed the academic shroud we have left it in and realize that theology is for the working man. It is for where you live, breathe, and eat. It is for where you laugh and where you cry. It is the anchor that holds. When you hear the word theology, what comes to your mind? For too many, theology is something done in the halls of academics. It is the discussion of people removed from the real world. We need to shed the academic shroud we have left it in and real… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1872 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335914/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_welcometotheacademy/id/774012.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335914 theology,academics,anchor,maturity, Series: What Is Sun, 01 Mar 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If your kitchen table is like mine, this is where the bills land first. That means they are opened here and sometimes discussed here. If your home is like mine, not all of those discussions are fun. We sit here and we try to figure things out. If your kitchen table is like mine, this is where the bills land first. That means they are opened here and sometimes discussed here. If your home is like mine, not all of those discussions are fun. We sit here and we try to figure things out. If your kitchen table is like mine, this is where the bills land first. That means they are opened here and sometimes discussed here. If your home is like mine, not all of those discussions are fun. We sit here and we try to figure things out.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1710 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335913/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_willipassthetestwillibeapart/id/774011.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335913 tithe,budget,kitchen table,money Sun, 22 Feb 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How much are we supposed to give? OOH! That is the no-no question. That is why we don't come to church, isn't it? The only thing we like less than being told to give, is how much we are supposed to give. But if we can get past the church or the pastor always asking for money, and if you do actually come to this church you know we are not always up here asking for money. We talk about this once a year. Jesus said this is a major heart issue. I think when we have a major heart issue, once a year is not too much. How much are we supposed to give? OOH! That is the no-no question. That is why we don't come to church, isn't it? The only thing we like less than being told to give, is how much we are supposed to give. But if we can get past the church or the pastor always asking for money, and if you do actually come to this church you know we are not always up here asking for money. We talk about this once a year. Jesus said this is a major heart issue. I think when we have a major heart issue, once a year is not too much. How much are we supposed to give? OOH! That is the no-no question. That is why we don't come to church, isn't it? The only thing we like less than being told to give, is how much we are supposed to give. But if we can get past the church or the pa… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2141 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335911/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thesermonontheamount/id/774010.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335911 tithing,give,heart,commitment, Custom categories: Topic: Tithing Sun, 15 Feb 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Do you know what topic God talks about more than speaking, loving, and forgiving? As a matter of fact, it is the topic He talks about more than heaven? Money! 16 of Jesus' 38 parables deal with money and possessions. While there are some 500 verses on prayer and 500 on faith, there are 2350 verses in the Bible on money and possessions! Do you know what topic God talks about more than speaking, loving, and forgiving? As a matter of fact, it is the topic He talks about more than heaven? Money! 16 of Jesus' 38 parables deal with money and possessions. While there are some 500 verses on prayer and 500 on faith, there are 2350 verses in the Bible on money and possessions! Do you know what topic God talks about more than speaking, loving, and forgiving? As a matter of fact, it is the topic He talks about more than heaven? Money! 16 of Jesus' 38 parables deal with money and possessions. While there are some 500 verses… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2171 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335910/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_abiblicalunderstandingofmoney/id/774009.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335910 tithe,money,Jesus,recession Sun, 08 Feb 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I don't see anywhere in the Bible the idea that we were created just to survive, to get by from day to day. We were created to be like Him. God is not just getting by. He moves and lives with meaning and purpose. We were created to be like that. I don't see anywhere in the Bible the idea that we were created just to survive, to get by from day to day. We were created to be like Him. God is not just getting by. He moves and lives with meaning and purpose. We were created to be like that. I don't see anywhere in the Bible the idea that we were created just to survive, to get by from day to day. We were created to be like Him. God is not just getting by. He moves and lives with meaning and purpose. We were created to be like that.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1956 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335909/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifeissupposedtocount/id/774008.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335909 salt,light,meaning,be like God Sun, 01 Feb 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It has been a wonderful journey for us as a church this past month to go through this experiment of Living Like We Were Dying. I am hearing some great stories of what God has been doing in your lives. Many are working at not just marking time, but really seeking to live life for what matters most. It has been a good lesson for me at realizing how much I don't live with the end in mind. It has been a wonderful journey for us as a church this past month to go through this experiment of Living Like We Were Dying. I am hearing some great stories of what God has been doing in your lives. Many are working at not just marking time, but really seeking to live life for what matters most. It has been a good lesson for me at realizing how much I don't live with the end in mind. It has been a wonderful journey for us as a church this past month to go through this experiment of Living Like We Were Dying. I am hearing some great stories of what God has been doing in your lives. Many are working at not just marking time, but rea… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1896 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335908/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sermon5llywdembraceeternity/id/774007.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335908 eternity,live,procrastination,preparation Sun, 25 Jan 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn As we dig into this issue of forgiveness, I want to establish the baseline of God's expectation. As Christ followers, we are given a high standard when it comes to relationships. Romans 12:18 says, "If possible, on your part, live at peace with everyone." Live in peace with EVERYONE. There isn't much wiggle room in that phrase. There is no disclaimer, no exception clause, no loophole. As we dig into this issue of forgiveness, I want to establish the baseline of God's expectation. As Christ followers, we are given a high standard when it comes to relationships. Romans 12:18 says, "If possible, on your part, live at peace with everyone." Live in peace with EVERYONE. There isn't much wiggle room in that phrase. There is no disclaimer, no exception clause, no loophole. As we dig into this issue of forgiveness, I want to establish the baseline of God's expectation. As Christ followers, we are given a high standard when it comes to relationships. Romans 12:18 says, "If possible, on your part, live at peace with everyon… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2403 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335907/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sermon4llywdgivingforgiveness/id/774006.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335907 forgiveness,standard,peace,relationship Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The Bible teaches you can't have an authentic encounter with the gospel of Jesus without a detonation of love taking place. That's the NORMAL Christian life. It is abnormal, it is dysfunctional, and it is a sign of heart disease to not be loving. You see, when you taste God"s grace, when you see darkness of your own soul and you realize that God loves you, forgives you, and wants a rich relationship with you, it changes everything. When we embrace that grace love is the byproduct. It shows up in our face. It shows up in our words. It shows up in our relationships on all levels. The Bible teaches you can't have an authentic encounter with the gospel of Jesus without a detonation of love taking place. That's the NORMAL Christian life. It is abnormal, it is dysfunctional, and it is a sign of heart disease to not be loving. You see, when you taste God"s grace, when you see darkness of your own soul and you realize that God loves you, forgives you, and wants a rich relationship with you, it changes everything. When we embrace that grace love is the byproduct. It shows up in our face. It shows up in our words. It shows up in our relationships on all levels. The Bible teaches you can't have an authentic encounter with the gospel of Jesus without a detonation of love taking place. That's the NORMAL Christian life. It is abnormal, it is dysfunctional, and it is a sign of heart disease to not be loving. You s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2011 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335906/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sermon3llywdlovedeeper/id/774005.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335906 love,detonation,normal,forgive Sun, 11 Jan 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today we want to speak sweeter, and remember why: you are going to die and stand before God. Life is quick. You have a set number of days and then your life is over. You have seven less days to say the right words, seven less days to correct the wrong ones. Your words matter to God. Today we want to speak sweeter, and remember why: you are going to die and stand before God. Life is quick. You have a set number of days and then your life is over. You have seven less days to say the right words, seven less days to correct the wrong ones. Your words matter to God. Today we want to speak sweeter, and remember why: you are going to die and stand before God. Life is quick. You have a set number of days and then your life is over. You have seven less days to say the right words, seven less days to correct the wro… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2177 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335905/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sermon2llywdspeakingsweeter/id/774004.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335905 live like you were dying,speak,sweeter,life Sun, 04 Jan 2009 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I want us to think about it for a moment, right now. Imagine you have died, and you are standing before the Lord. What would you like that to be like? Here is your challenge: live with the end in mind. Live in a way that brings the end you want. I want us to think about it for a moment, right now. Imagine you have died, and you are standing before the Lord. What would you like that to be like? Here is your challenge: live with the end in mind. Live in a way that brings the end you want. I want us to think about it for a moment, right now. Imagine you have died, and you are standing before the Lord. What would you like that to be like? Here is your challenge: live with the end in mind. Live in a way that brings the end you want.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2537 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335903/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sermon1livelikeyouweredying/id/774003.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335903 die,live,judge,eternity Sun, 21 Dec 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn No real surprise here, we have been thinking about Christmas. I challenged all us with the thought at the beginning of this series that while familiarity is warm and comfortable, we should not let our familiarity with this story, this time of year, cause us to disengage our mind and our heart. Any real surprise on the songs we sung this morning? Of course not, and you would be disappointed if we didn"t do those songs. No real surprise here, we have been thinking about Christmas. I challenged all us with the thought at the beginning of this series that while familiarity is warm and comfortable, we should not let our familiarity with this story, this time of year, cause us to disengage our mind and our heart. Any real surprise on the songs we sung this morning? Of course not, and you would be disappointed if we didn"t do those songs. No real surprise here, we have been thinking about Christmas. I challenged all us with the thought at the beginning of this series that while familiarity is warm and comfortable, we should not let our familiarity with this story, this time of year, ca… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2022 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335902/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmasthoughtswhatwasesusth/id/774002.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335902 Christmas,Jesus,thinking,Hebrews, Scripture: Hebrews 10:5-10:7 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is funny how our little traditions and ways of doing things are like the law. Our traditions are what we have to do or it is just not Christmas. Well, on that note we asked last week, what does God want us to think about when we think about Christmas. We looked at Mary first and saw that the Lord wants us to think long on Jesus, to significantly ponder Him. We think on Him until we know how to respond. Today we are going to look at the shepherds. Their story is quite different from Mary. Mary's thoughts are coming over a period of nine months. She is reflecting on the announcement of the angel Gabriel of her pregnancy, the virgin birth, and how the angel gave her fiance, Joseph peace about all this. She is reflecting on the conditions over the birth and the events that followed. So Mary's thoughts are coming at her over a period of time where she has an opportunity to think about each one. The shepherds' thoughts literally explode on them. They are at work, the night shift, when the sky opens and there are a multitude of angels. The shepherds are literally seeing Christmas fly at them. It is funny how our little traditions and ways of doing things are like the law. Our traditions are what we have to do or it is just not Christmas. Well, on that note we asked last week, what does God want us to think about when we think about Christmas. We looked at Mary first and saw that the Lord wants us to think long on Jesus, to significantly ponder Him. We think on Him until we know how to respond. Today we are going to look at the shepherds. Their story is quite different from Mary. Mary's thoughts are coming over a period of nine months. She is reflecting on the announcement of the angel Gabriel of her pregnancy, the virgin birth, and how the angel gave her fiance, Joseph peace about all this. She is reflecting on the conditions over the birth and the events that followed. So Mary's thoughts are coming at her over a period of time where she has an opportunity to think about each one. The shepherds' thoughts literally explode on them. They are at work, the night shift, when the sky opens and there are a multitude of angels. The shepherds are literally seeing Christmas fly at them. It is funny how our little traditions and ways of doing things are like the law. Our traditions are what we have to do or it is just not Christmas. Well, on that note we asked last week, what does God want us to think about when we think about Christ… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1509 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335901/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatweretheshepherdsthinking/id/774001.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335901 Christmas,shepherds,tradition,angel Sun, 07 Dec 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I wonder though if there are things that should come to our mind when we think about Christmas, that God wants to come into our mind. Well, you know I think there are and I guess there are a number of ways we could look at what God wants us to think about when we think about Christmas. I thought for this Christmas season we might look into the minds of the original cast. What were they thinking that very first Christmas? Is there something in what they were thinking that should be guiding what we are thinking? I want to look into what Mary, the shepherds, Jesus, and God the Father were thinking on that first Christmas. I wonder though if there are things that should come to our mind when we think about Christmas, that God wants to come into our mind. Well, you know I think there are and I guess there are a number of ways we could look at what God wants us to think about when we think about Christmas. I thought for this Christmas season we might look into the minds of the original cast. What were they thinking that very first Christmas? Is there something in what they were thinking that should be guiding what we are thinking? I want to look into what Mary, the shepherds, Jesus, and God the Father were thinking on that first Christmas. I wonder though if there are things that should come to our mind when we think about Christmas, that God wants to come into our mind. Well, you know I think there are and I guess there are a number of ways we could look at what God wants us to think a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1725 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335900/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_christmasthoughtswhatwasmaryth/id/774000.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335900 Christmas,Mary,thinking,mother, Scripture: Luke 2:19-2:20 Sun, 23 Nov 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have a bit of a peculiar introduction to a Thanksgiving sermon. I am using a passage that has probably never been used in conjunction with Thanksgiving, but it is the one God directed me to use, so here we go. I want to tell you a story about a tree. Actually it is not my story. It is God's. Listen to this story about a great tree. I am reading from Ezekiel 31. Our tree here was awesome. It had no comparison in its height and breadth. It was magnificent, beautiful and strong. Many came and found rest in its shadow. It was the envy of all tress. I can't say it better than God - it was the tree of all trees. Right up to the point God cut it down. It may be great and look stronger than anything else, but God can bring a tree down the moment He decides. The tree had become proud. It began to believe it was the source of is greatness. It began to believe it was the source of all it had. You do know God is not talking about trees here. He is talking about nations, about churches, about people, maybe you. When we begin to believe that we are the source of what is good in life, when we do not acknowledge that it is from God, we are literally making ourselves to be God. It is the biblical definition of pride and arrogance. It is the sin of Satan and it is the sin that brought about a fallen world. Arrogance and pride puts us a nation, a church, a person on a collision course with God. I have a bit of a peculiar introduction to a Thanksgiving sermon. I am using a passage that has probably never been used in conjunction with Thanksgiving, but it is the one God directed me to use, so here we go. I want to tell you a story about a tree. Actually it is not my story. It is God's. Listen to this story about a great tree. I am reading from Ezekiel 31. Our tree here was awesome. It had no comparison in its height and breadth. It was magnificent, beautiful and strong. Many came and found rest in its shadow. It was the envy of all tress. I can't say it better than God - it was the tree of all trees. Right up to the point God cut it down. It may be great and look stronger than anything else, but God can bring a tree down the moment He decides. The tree had become proud. It began to believe it was the source of is greatness. It began to believe it was the source of all it had. You do know God is not talking about trees here. He is talking about nations, about churches, about people, maybe you. When we begin to believe that we are the source of what is good in life, when we do not acknowledge that it is from God, we are literally making ourselves to be God. It is the biblical definition of pride and arrogance. It is the sin of Satan and it is the sin that brought about a fallen world. Arrogance and pride puts us a nation, a church, a person on a collision course with God. I have a bit of a peculiar introduction to a Thanksgiving sermon. I am using a passage that has probably never been used in conjunction with Thanksgiving, but it is the one God directed me to use, so here we go. I want to tell you a story about a tre… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1618 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335899/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_takealessonfromthetree/id/773999.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335899 Thanksgiving,tree,Ezekiel,proud, Scripture: Ezekiel 31:1-31:12 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I have good news for you today. Jesus has a valuable identity for you. It is an identity that gives you worth now and in eternity. It gives you worth before men, and God. It is an identity you can live out whether you are 13 or 83; whether you are strong or sick; rich or poor. This identity is effective whether you are single, married, widowed or divorced. It works when you have the best job in the world and when you just got laid off. This identity can make our life count everyday. Let's look and see what this identity is. Turn with me to Acts 1:8. I have good news for you today. Jesus has a valuable identity for you. It is an identity that gives you worth now and in eternity. It gives you worth before men, and God. It is an identity you can live out whether you are 13 or 83; whether you are strong or sick; rich or poor. This identity is effective whether you are single, married, widowed or divorced. It works when you have the best job in the world and when you just got laid off. This identity can make our life count everyday. Let's look and see what this identity is. Turn with me to Acts 1:8. I have good news for you today. Jesus has a valuable identity for you. It is an identity that gives you worth now and in eternity. It gives you worth before men, and God. It is an identity you can live out whether you are 13 or 83; whether you are … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2286 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335898/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_anidentitythatcounts/id/773998.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335898 missions,identity,worth,count Sun, 09 Nov 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We have been studying the Gospel of John since April, and we come today to our conclusion. If John and the Holy Spirit have been successful you are now firmly entrenched in the faith that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. The result of that faith is that you have life and life eternal. That is why John wrote this Gospel, that you might believe and have this life. We have been studying the Gospel of John since April, and we come today to our conclusion. If John and the Holy Spirit have been successful you are now firmly entrenched in the faith that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. The result of that faith is that you have life and life eternal. That is why John wrote this Gospel, that you might believe and have this life. We have been studying the Gospel of John since April, and we come today to our conclusion. If John and the Holy Spirit have been successful you are now firmly entrenched in the faith that Jesus Christ is the Son of God. The result of that faith is th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1559 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335896/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_iamawitness/id/773997.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335896 Jesus,believe,witness,eyewitness Sun, 02 Nov 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I cannot imagine who would want to be President of the United States in 2009. Whoever wins has some very difficult days ahead of them, in which the potential to have to make choices in which they will get beat up are pretty high. There are so many big issues to get right and no one ever gets them all right. A President always deals with a lot of very important issues, but it seems like right now this person will be dealing with a lot of very critical issues from oil to Iran, terrorism, Wall Street, a government in huge debt, and probably one or two things we don't even know about. They are all such huge issues. I just want to pay my bills. I just want to see my kids educated and raised in a good world. How am I supposed to get my arms around the huge issues this President will have to deal with? It is easy to just throw our hands in the air and say, “Whatever happens, happens. It is not like I am going to make any difference.” The Lord does not give us that option. He wants us to care, to pray, and to be involved. I cannot imagine who would want to be President of the United States in 2009. Whoever wins has some very difficult days ahead of them, in which the potential to have to make choices in which they will get beat up are pretty high. There are so many big issues to get right and no one ever gets them all right. A President always deals with a lot of very important issues, but it seems like right now this person will be dealing with a lot of very critical issues from oil to Iran, terrorism, Wall Street, a government in huge debt, and probably one or two things we don't even know about. They are all such huge issues. I just want to pay my bills. I just want to see my kids educated and raised in a good world. How am I supposed to get my arms around the huge issues this President will have to deal with? It is easy to just throw our hands in the air and say, “Whatever happens, happens. It is not like I am going to make any difference.” The Lord does not give us that option. He wants us to care, to pray, and to be involved. I cannot imagine who would want to be President of the United States in 2009. Whoever wins has some very difficult days ahead of them, in which the potential to have to make choices in which they will get beat up are pretty high. There are so many bi… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2052 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335895/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_choosingapresident/id/773996.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335895 vote,president,difficult days,involved, Scripture: Exodus 18:17-18:23 Sun, 19 Oct 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn That was a pretty popular commercial back in the 80s and that line, "Where"s the beef?" became a cliche for where is the real thing, where is what we are really looking for. I think it was so popular one, because it is funny, but also because it hit a nerve. We live in a culture that dresses things up with glitz and glamour, but not a lot of substance. We got a lot in the window, but the stock room is empty. Things give the appearance of depth, but in reality are very shallow. Maybe sometimes we even have that problem in our own life. I don't want us to liken God to that old woman, but can you imagine with me God asking, "Where is the beef?" as He looks in our lives. We need to do more than imagine, we need to know it. He does ask. He doesn't ask for the beef, but He does ask, "Where is the fruit?" Let's look and see where this happens. Turn with me this morning to John 15:1-6. We are studying today our seventh "I am" statement in the Gospel of John. We have also studied seven signs performed by Jesus in John and are going to finish our study soon with looking at seven witnesses. These signs and statements teach us who Jesus is and what He is for us. He is our chance for a life that counts as we go to stand before God. Look with me at John 15:1-6. That was a pretty popular commercial back in the 80s and that line, "Where"s the beef?" became a cliche for where is the real thing, where is what we are really looking for. I think it was so popular one, because it is funny, but also because it hit a nerve. We live in a culture that dresses things up with glitz and glamour, but not a lot of substance. We got a lot in the window, but the stock room is empty. Things give the appearance of depth, but in reality are very shallow. Maybe sometimes we even have that problem in our own life. I don't want us to liken God to that old woman, but can you imagine with me God asking, "Where is the beef?" as He looks in our lives. We need to do more than imagine, we need to know it. He does ask. He doesn't ask for the beef, but He does ask, "Where is the fruit?" Let's look and see where this happens. Turn with me this morning to John 15:1-6. We are studying today our seventh "I am" statement in the Gospel of John. We have also studied seven signs performed by Jesus in John and are going to finish our study soon with looking at seven witnesses. These signs and statements teach us who Jesus is and what He is for us. He is our chance for a life that counts as we go to stand before God. Look with me at John 15:1-6. That was a pretty popular commercial back in the 80s and that line, "Where"s the beef?" became a cliche for where is the real thing, where is what we are really looking for. I think it was so popular one, because it is funny, but also because it hit a… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2208 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335894/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whereisthefruit/id/773995.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335894 wheres the beef,fruit,Jesus,life that counts, Scripture: John 15:1-15:6 Sun, 05 Oct 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We live in uncertain times. The way is not clear, and it has gotten so complex I am not sure anyone knows anymore which direction to go or whose fault it is or who has an answer. Throughout history each generation has its moments: different challenges, fears, or failures. Each generation probably tends to see their challenges as the greatest, as the most defining challenges ever. Our generation is at just such a moment. It is both the severity of the issues and the number of issues. Pick your crisis. We are in a war where the end has gotten confusing. The housing bubble has popped and is severely affecting the economy. Who knows what is happening on Wall Street other than a lot of greed and a lot of bad politics. We are lead to believe we should be living in complete fear of our environment. We also have some real moral issues in our culture on the verge of exploding. I mean we really kind of have a “sky is falling” thing going on here. And the amazing this is, a lot of Americans could care less because they are so overwhelmed by their own crisis: overwhelming debt, taking care of parents whose health is failing on one end and kids who are failing on the other. And it goes on and on. I can't list all the different things that are overwhelming us as families or individuals. Let's just go watch TV. Maybe tomorrow it will all be fixed. One thing is for sure, and we see it in every thing I have mentioned: pretending there is not problem is not going to fix anything. So what do we do? There lies the problem. The answer seems so complex and so hard and so much change. Let's go back to just watching TV. No. That is not an answer. Jesus, on the other hand is. And He is the Master of clarity. You want to know what to do, where to go, how to get there? We live in uncertain times. The way is not clear, and it has gotten so complex I am not sure anyone knows anymore which direction to go or whose fault it is or who has an answer. Throughout history each generation has its moments: different challenges, fears, or failures. Each generation probably tends to see their challenges as the greatest, as the most defining challenges ever. Our generation is at just such a moment. It is both the severity of the issues and the number of issues. Pick your crisis. We are in a war where the end has gotten confusing. The housing bubble has popped and is severely affecting the economy. Who knows what is happening on Wall Street other than a lot of greed and a lot of bad politics. We are lead to believe we should be living in complete fear of our environment. We also have some real moral issues in our culture on the verge of exploding. I mean we really kind of have a “sky is falling” thing going on here. And the amazing this is, a lot of Americans could care less because they are so overwhelmed by their own crisis: overwhelming debt, taking care of parents whose health is failing on one end and kids who are failing on the other. And it goes on and on. I can't list all the different things that are overwhelming us as families or individuals. Let's just go watch TV. Maybe tomorrow it will all be fixed. One thing is for sure, and we see it in every thing I have mentioned: pretending there is not problem is not going to fix anything. So what do we do? There lies the problem. The answer seems so complex and so hard and so much change. Let's go back to just watching TV. No. That is not an answer. Jesus, on the other hand is. And He is the Master of clarity. You want to know what to do, where to go, how to get there? We live in uncertain times. The way is not clear, and it has gotten so complex I am not sure anyone knows anymore which direction to go or whose fault it is or who has an answer. Throughout history each generation has its moments: different challenge… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2073 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335893/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatdoido/id/773994.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335893 Jesus,uncertain,failures,challenge Sun, 28 Sep 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We spend the better part of our life trying to get it. It would be nice if there was one clear "it", that we could set our sights on and pursue until we get it, but there are lots of things out there trying to convince you that they are it, and they're not. That is a lot of what this movie, City Slickers, is about, finding that one thing that makes life worth it, that one thing life is all about. Unfortunately, the movie sends you to the wrong answer also. It tells us that "YOU", you are it. The sun, the moon, the stars, the sky, the birds, animals, trees, flowers and 6 billion people - and I am it. Life is all about me. That doesn't even make sense. Is the secret to life 6 billion people walking around thinking, it is all about me? And then we die. A lot of people live by that philosophy, but the answer to life should also answer the big questions of life: Where did I come from? Where am I going? Why am I here? Why is there evil? Is there justice? Whatever it is, it should answer these questions. The secret to life being me does not answer those questions. This (point to self) is not it. Is there an it? Is there one clear "it" we can set our sights on? You know I believe there is and you know where or rather who I am going to. Turn with me this morning to John 11:23-26. We spend the better part of our life trying to get it. It would be nice if there was one clear "it", that we could set our sights on and pursue until we get it, but there are lots of things out there trying to convince you that they are it, and they're not. That is a lot of what this movie, City Slickers, is about, finding that one thing that makes life worth it, that one thing life is all about. Unfortunately, the movie sends you to the wrong answer also. It tells us that "YOU", you are it. The sun, the moon, the stars, the sky, the birds, animals, trees, flowers and 6 billion people - and I am it. Life is all about me. That doesn't even make sense. Is the secret to life 6 billion people walking around thinking, it is all about me? And then we die. A lot of people live by that philosophy, but the answer to life should also answer the big questions of life: Where did I come from? Where am I going? Why am I here? Why is there evil? Is there justice? Whatever it is, it should answer these questions. The secret to life being me does not answer those questions. This (point to self) is not it. Is there an it? Is there one clear "it" we can set our sights on? You know I believe there is and you know where or rather who I am going to. Turn with me this morning to John 11:23-26. We spend the better part of our life trying to get it. It would be nice if there was one clear "it", that we could set our sights on and pursue until we get it, but there are lots of things out there trying to convince you that they are it, and they'r… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1836 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335892/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_iamit/id/773993.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335892 it,Jesus,life,answer, Scripture: John 11:23-11:26 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn In September of 2003, Colonial Heights Baptist purchased 38 acres. You should have a good feel for where that is. In January of 2004 we elected as a church to move to this location. In April of 2004 we put together a 20-member project team that would guide our church family through the process of selling the old building, erecting a new one and moving. To prepare us, I took the Project Team on a vision tour. I wanted them to see large church campuses and be able to ask questions of those churches about what to expect and what challenges we might face. We visited churches in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. Something we all learned on that trip was before we even pulled onto the church property we could tell if they had a master plan or not. That lesson became so big it changed our direction. We came back and instead of launching into building, we launched into a master planning. It changed our calendar and guided our choice of architects because they had to offer master planning services. That master plan was a big part of 2004/05, but we really have not looked at it as a church family since then. But, we do have a plan to develop our entire property. In September of 2003, Colonial Heights Baptist purchased 38 acres. You should have a good feel for where that is. In January of 2004 we elected as a church to move to this location. In April of 2004 we put together a 20-member project team that would guide our church family through the process of selling the old building, erecting a new one and moving. To prepare us, I took the Project Team on a vision tour. I wanted them to see large church campuses and be able to ask questions of those churches about what to expect and what challenges we might face. We visited churches in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia. Something we all learned on that trip was before we even pulled onto the church property we could tell if they had a master plan or not. That lesson became so big it changed our direction. We came back and instead of launching into building, we launched into a master planning. It changed our calendar and guided our choice of architects because they had to offer master planning services. That master plan was a big part of 2004/05, but we really have not looked at it as a church family since then. But, we do have a plan to develop our entire property. In September of 2003, Colonial Heights Baptist purchased 38 acres. You should have a good feel for where that is. In January of 2004 we elected as a church to move to this location. In April of 2004 we put together a 20-member project team that woul… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1775 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335891/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_visionsundaywherewillwebein2ye/id/773992.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335891 vision,building,master plan,new location Sun, 07 Sep 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn I don't know that I can say definitively what is the most well-known passage of Scripture among believers or even unbelievers, but if I was guessing I think it would be Psalm 23. [Read] This great Psalm tells me there is a God. He is not an impersonal force, or a far off deity who may or may not care about me; but rather this Psalm introduces me to a very personal God, He is "my Shepherd," and He has everything I need: provision, rest, peace, encouragement, guidance, courage, companionship, comfort, protection, power, and security. There is something there for all of us! If there is a god, certainly this is the very kind of god we would be looking for. Most of us know very little about sheep or shepherds, but this sounds pretty good. The Jews certainly knew this Psalm and would have had it memorized. The heritage of the Jews was as shepherds. They knew what a really good shepherd looked like and meant to sheep. The sheep don't even acknowledge it, but their very lives are in the hands of this all-knowing, all-seeing, all-powerful shepherd. Their faith was that their God was like that good shepherd. As well known as the Psalm is to the general world, it is even more intimate and more of a hope to the Jew. So can you imagine praying to and trusting in this Shepherd, and then one day you are in town and you stop and listen to what looks to be a rabbi or a teacher of some sort and He says, "I am that Shepherd you have sought in Psalm 23." I don't know that I can say definitively what is the most well-known passage of Scripture among believers or even unbelievers, but if I was guessing I think it would be Psalm 23. [Read] This great Psalm tells me there is a God. He is not an impersonal force, or a far off deity who may or may not care about me; but rather this Psalm introduces me to a very personal God, He is "my Shepherd," and He has everything I need: provision, rest, peace, encouragement, guidance, courage, companionship, comfort, protection, power, and security. There is something there for all of us! If there is a god, certainly this is the very kind of god we would be looking for. Most of us know very little about sheep or shepherds, but this sounds pretty good. The Jews certainly knew this Psalm and would have had it memorized. The heritage of the Jews was as shepherds. They knew what a really good shepherd looked like and meant to sheep. The sheep don't even acknowledge it, but their very lives are in the hands of this all-knowing, all-seeing, all-powerful shepherd. Their faith was that their God was like that good shepherd. As well known as the Psalm is to the general world, it is even more intimate and more of a hope to the Jew. So can you imagine praying to and trusting in this Shepherd, and then one day you are in town and you stop and listen to what looks to be a rabbi or a teacher of some sort and He says, "I am that Shepherd you have sought in Psalm 23." I don't know that I can say definitively what is the most well-known passage of Scripture among believers or even unbelievers, but if I was guessing I think it would be Psalm 23. [Read] This great Psalm tells me there is a God. He is not an imperson… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2309 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335890/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_therereallyisagoodshepherd/id/773991.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335890 good,shepherd,psalm 23,personal, Scripture: John 10:7-10:15 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn It is fun to be on a team, even better, a winning team. Follow the merchandise sales of the Super Bowl Champs, National Champs, World Series, NBA Finals; and you see those sales shoot through the roof. We like to identify ourselves with the winning team. Now, the die hard fan is the one who wears those colors even when the team loses and loses and loses. Looking around here today it is clear we have some die hard fans. I am one of these guys who tends to get the gear of his favorite teams. My favorite team: the church. There is the capital "C" church which is all genuine believers of all time everywhere. When we repent from our sins and turn to the Lord Jesus we are immediately a part of that team. That is to be evidenced in our being a part of the local team or the little "c" church. It has changed my life to be added to the team of the capital "C" church and I don't mind telling you I am pretty proud to belong to the little "c" church of Colonial Heights Baptist. A team has up and down seasons and our team is having a pretty good season right now. I don't do stuff like this in worship very often, but I think periodically it is good to get an idea of how the team is doing. There are a variety of ways to do that, and the simplest for right now is just some stats. It is fun to be on a team, even better, a winning team. Follow the merchandise sales of the Super Bowl Champs, National Champs, World Series, NBA Finals; and you see those sales shoot through the roof. We like to identify ourselves with the winning team. Now, the die hard fan is the one who wears those colors even when the team loses and loses and loses. Looking around here today it is clear we have some die hard fans. I am one of these guys who tends to get the gear of his favorite teams. My favorite team: the church. There is the capital "C" church which is all genuine believers of all time everywhere. When we repent from our sins and turn to the Lord Jesus we are immediately a part of that team. That is to be evidenced in our being a part of the local team or the little "c" church. It has changed my life to be added to the team of the capital "C" church and I don't mind telling you I am pretty proud to belong to the little "c" church of Colonial Heights Baptist. A team has up and down seasons and our team is having a pretty good season right now. I don't do stuff like this in worship very often, but I think periodically it is good to get an idea of how the team is doing. There are a variety of ways to do that, and the simplest for right now is just some stats. It is fun to be on a team, even better, a winning team. Follow the merchandise sales of the Super Bowl Champs, National Champs, World Series, NBA Finals; and you see those sales shoot through the roof. We like to identify ourselves with the winning t… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2799 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335889/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_showtheteamcolors/id/773990.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335889 team,growth,baptism,scripture Sun, 24 Aug 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Darkness almost universally is related to bad: from monsters under the bed, nightmares and stubbed toes; to confusion, lack of knowing, inability to see and understand; to evil. Even when we find comfort in darkness it can actually be for bad reasons. We might like the dark because it gives us a place to go and hide where we don't have to deal with ourselves and the world; or we go to the darkness to hide our activities. While it is related to so much bad, we are also intrigued by it. A great example of this is two of the biggest movies of all time have darkness as a major them. In Star Wars we see the evil emperor tempt Luke "to come to the dark side of the force." And this summer has produced what looks like may be the biggest movie of all time, The Dark Knight. People walk out of that movie all making the same comment, "It's dark." Whatever our attitude, fears, comforts, or understanding about darkness, the reality is we do not want it. No one wants darkness in their marriage. You don't want darkness in your finances. You don't want darkness in your community. You don't want darkness in your boss or your governmental leaders. We live in a world that has been profoundly touched by darkness, where we are profoundly touched by darkness. And, it is in darkness that people are most likely to ask, "Where is God?" Darkness is not God's plan for you or for any part of your life. The Bible tells us there is a God. First page, first sentence, says, "In the beginning God." It goes just a few more lines and we see the first recorded words out of that God's mouth. Do you remember what they are? Then God said, "Let there be light." - Genesis 1:3 Darkness almost universally is related to bad: from monsters under the bed, nightmares and stubbed toes; to confusion, lack of knowing, inability to see and understand; to evil. Even when we find comfort in darkness it can actually be for bad reasons. We might like the dark because it gives us a place to go and hide where we don't have to deal with ourselves and the world; or we go to the darkness to hide our activities. While it is related to so much bad, we are also intrigued by it. A great example of this is two of the biggest movies of all time have darkness as a major them. In Star Wars we see the evil emperor tempt Luke "to come to the dark side of the force." And this summer has produced what looks like may be the biggest movie of all time, The Dark Knight. People walk out of that movie all making the same comment, "It's dark." Whatever our attitude, fears, comforts, or understanding about darkness, the reality is we do not want it. No one wants darkness in their marriage. You don't want darkness in your finances. You don't want darkness in your community. You don't want darkness in your boss or your governmental leaders. We live in a world that has been profoundly touched by darkness, where we are profoundly touched by darkness. And, it is in darkness that people are most likely to ask, "Where is God?" Darkness is not God's plan for you or for any part of your life. The Bible tells us there is a God. First page, first sentence, says, "In the beginning God." It goes just a few more lines and we see the first recorded words out of that God's mouth. Do you remember what they are? Then God said, "Let there be light." - Genesis 1:3 Darkness almost universally is related to bad: from monsters under the bed, nightmares and stubbed toes; to confusion, lack of knowing, inability to see and understand; to evil. Even when we find comfort in darkness it can actually be for bad reasons.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1998 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335887/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_turnonthelight/id/773989.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335887 darkness,where is God,light,Jesus Sun, 17 Aug 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What is bread? It is life. It's sustenance, nourishment, energy, fullness. It keeps us going. So we live for it. And whatever we live for ultimately defines our life. It determines how we treat people, our priorities, our attitude. It becomes our life. And are you ready for this: most people eat the wrong bread. Of course, it is not hard to eat the wrong bread because every piece of bread on this earth is the wrong bread. It doesn't matter if it is sour dough, pumpernickel, white or wheat, even the low carb stuff. It is the wrong bread. No matter how much you eat you will be hungry the next day. We give our lives to obtain something that never actually works. Sure for a moment, but then tomorrow, hungry again. This bread represents not just food, but money, clothes, relationships, achievements, vacation, desires - they all can mean so much for a moment, fulfill for a moment; but tomorrow, hungry again. I said this is the wrong bread, but that implies there is a right bread somewhere. Turn with me to John 6. We are continuing our study of the Gospel of John. We have looked at 7 signs, and now turn our attention to 7 "I AM" statements. The 7 signs point to Jesus being the promised Messiah, the Son of God, but what does that mean to us? What is He for us as the Son of God? That is what a lot of these "I AM" statements are going to be about. Look at John 6:30-40. What is bread? It is life. It's sustenance, nourishment, energy, fullness. It keeps us going. So we live for it. And whatever we live for ultimately defines our life. It determines how we treat people, our priorities, our attitude. It becomes our life. And are you ready for this: most people eat the wrong bread. Of course, it is not hard to eat the wrong bread because every piece of bread on this earth is the wrong bread. It doesn't matter if it is sour dough, pumpernickel, white or wheat, even the low carb stuff. It is the wrong bread. No matter how much you eat you will be hungry the next day. We give our lives to obtain something that never actually works. Sure for a moment, but then tomorrow, hungry again. This bread represents not just food, but money, clothes, relationships, achievements, vacation, desires - they all can mean so much for a moment, fulfill for a moment; but tomorrow, hungry again. I said this is the wrong bread, but that implies there is a right bread somewhere. Turn with me to John 6. We are continuing our study of the Gospel of John. We have looked at 7 signs, and now turn our attention to 7 "I AM" statements. The 7 signs point to Jesus being the promised Messiah, the Son of God, but what does that mean to us? What is He for us as the Son of God? That is what a lot of these "I AM" statements are going to be about. Look at John 6:30-40. What is bread? It is life. It's sustenance, nourishment, energy, fullness. It keeps us going. So we live for it. And whatever we live for ultimately defines our life. It determines how we treat people, our priorities, our attitude. It becomes ou… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2009 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335886/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_donteatthewrongbread/id/773988.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335886 bread,7 I am,Messiah,life Sun, 10 Aug 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn What about God? What about when He doesn't show up? Talk about counting on someone . . . talk about being let down. And now what? I was supposed to count on Him, and He didn't show up. Things didn't work out. Where was He? What was He doing? Does He care? Maybe He can't do anything. For many of us these questions have rolled through our head. We are looking today at maybe the most powerful of Jesus' signs, the raising of Lazarus from the dead. There is so much to learn in this story, and more than I can tackle today, but I want to use this passage to answer three questions: 1. What is the most important thing in life? 2. What is God doing in my life? 3. Is Jesus limited in what He can do in my life? What about God? What about when He doesn't show up? Talk about counting on someone . . . talk about being let down. And now what? I was supposed to count on Him, and He didn't show up. Things didn't work out. Where was He? What was He doing? Does He care? Maybe He can't do anything. For many of us these questions have rolled through our head. We are looking today at maybe the most powerful of Jesus' signs, the raising of Lazarus from the dead. There is so much to learn in this story, and more than I can tackle today, but I want to use this passage to answer three questions: 1. What is the most important thing in life? 2. What is God doing in my life? 3. Is Jesus limited in what He can do in my life? What about God? What about when He doesn't show up? Talk about counting on someone . . . talk about being let down. And now what? I was supposed to count on Him, and He didn't show up. Things didn't work out. Where was He? What was He doing? Do… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2330 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335885/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign7hecandoittrusthim/id/773987.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335885 Jesus,trust,show up,let down Sun, 27 Jul 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We see miracles throughout the Bible, but giving sight to the blind is actually kind of rare. There is no such miracle in the Old Testament, and no one other than Jesus is attributed with giving sight to the blind in the New Testament. But giving sight to the blind is the miracle Jesus does the most. Including this one, there are 8 references to the blind being given sight in the Gospels. In the Old Testament the giving of sight to the blind is associated with God Himself, and it is also referred to as a messianic activity, or something that would point to the Messiah, a sign. So what we just read, in its simplest form, is a sign that Jesus is the promised Messiah. We see miracles throughout the Bible, but giving sight to the blind is actually kind of rare. There is no such miracle in the Old Testament, and no one other than Jesus is attributed with giving sight to the blind in the New Testament. But giving sight to the blind is the miracle Jesus does the most. Including this one, there are 8 references to the blind being given sight in the Gospels. In the Old Testament the giving of sight to the blind is associated with God Himself, and it is also referred to as a messianic activity, or something that would point to the Messiah, a sign. So what we just read, in its simplest form, is a sign that Jesus is the promised Messiah. We see miracles throughout the Bible, but giving sight to the blind is actually kind of rare. There is no such miracle in the Old Testament, and no one other than Jesus is attributed with giving sight to the blind in the New Testament. But giving sig… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2157 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335884/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign6theeyedoctor/id/773986.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335884 John,Jesus,signs,healing blind Sun, 20 Jul 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last week we studied John 6:1-15, the fourth sign where Jesus fed the 5000. Today we want to study the fifth of seven signs that we are looking at in the Gospel of John. To see the impact of this sign you have to understand what is going on around it. It takes place on a boat. When the disciples all get in the boat Jesus is a celebrity. Look at 6:14-15. When they get off the boat His popularity is going to begin to radically change. Look at 6:60 and then 66 (that is not the 12, but other followers). You say, "What happened?' It starts with Jesus challenging all these people running after Him. Their pursuit of Him is both selfish and superficial. It is just about feeling good. In 6:26-27 He rebukes their pursuit of the physical and the temporary. So you know right away that people are like, "Whoa, look who woke up on the wrong side of the bed." But then Jesus begins to teach them about the eternal and spiritual and we receive some very profound teachings. I mean a lot is introduced in this chapter. Last week we studied John 6:1-15, the fourth sign where Jesus fed the 5000. Today we want to study the fifth of seven signs that we are looking at in the Gospel of John. To see the impact of this sign you have to understand what is going on around it. It takes place on a boat. When the disciples all get in the boat Jesus is a celebrity. Look at 6:14-15. When they get off the boat His popularity is going to begin to radically change. Look at 6:60 and then 66 (that is not the 12, but other followers). You say, "What happened?' It starts with Jesus challenging all these people running after Him. Their pursuit of Him is both selfish and superficial. It is just about feeling good. In 6:26-27 He rebukes their pursuit of the physical and the temporary. So you know right away that people are like, "Whoa, look who woke up on the wrong side of the bed." But then Jesus begins to teach them about the eternal and spiritual and we receive some very profound teachings. I mean a lot is introduced in this chapter. Last week we studied John 6:1-15, the fourth sign where Jesus fed the 5000. Today we want to study the fifth of seven signs that we are looking at in the Gospel of John. To see the impact of this sign you have to understand what is going on around it… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1890 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335883/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign5youcantrustwhatheissaying/id/773985.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335883 sign,Jesus,trust,miracles, Scripture: John 6:16-6:66 Sun, 13 Jul 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are looking today at the fourth of seven signs Jesus performed and the Gospel of John shows us. Other than the resurrection, this sign we are looking at today is the only miracle of Jesus that is recorded in all four gospels. That means something. These writers have as a resource all the things Jesus said and did for three years, and they pick and choose different things to build their case for the gospel, but they all picked this one event. As a matter of fact, by the time John wrote his gospel, the other three had been in circulation for a couple of decades. That is one reason John's gospel tends to be a little different than the other three because he knows what is already out there and he wants to add new insight from things in Jesus life that had not been covered, but he repeats this story. That says something about the impression this event left. Let's look and see what it is. John 6:5-13. We are looking today at the fourth of seven signs Jesus performed and the Gospel of John shows us. Other than the resurrection, this sign we are looking at today is the only miracle of Jesus that is recorded in all four gospels. That means something. These writers have as a resource all the things Jesus said and did for three years, and they pick and choose different things to build their case for the gospel, but they all picked this one event. As a matter of fact, by the time John wrote his gospel, the other three had been in circulation for a couple of decades. That is one reason John's gospel tends to be a little different than the other three because he knows what is already out there and he wants to add new insight from things in Jesus life that had not been covered, but he repeats this story. That says something about the impression this event left. Let's look and see what it is. John 6:5-13. We are looking today at the fourth of seven signs Jesus performed and the Gospel of John shows us. Other than the resurrection, this sign we are looking at today is the only miracle of Jesus that is recorded in all four gospels. That means something.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1604 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335882/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign4godinesusismorethanenough/id/773984.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335882 sign,fourth,Jesus,resource Sun, 06 Jul 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The word righteous appears 3070 times in the Bible. As a professional student of the Scripture I can officially and authoritatively tell you, "That is a lot." Righteousness is a theme of Scripture. What does it mean? I would imagine the average person is really not sure. In the seventies it was synonymous with the word cool, awesome, great, "righteous." I am confident many of the things they were referring to as righteous, the Scripture would disagree. I think if you were to take a poll today you would find people's response to this word mostly negative. If we use it all, it is probably in the context of referring to someone as "self-righteous." That is someone who thinks they are better than everyone else because by their own judgment they keep a list of rules better than others. The American Christian is often viewed this way by the general public. They think we sit in here and say, "We are better than you because we go to church. We are better than you because we don't do . . . (fill in the blank). It is really important we understand righteousness because God is calling us to it. The word righteous appears 3070 times in the Bible. As a professional student of the Scripture I can officially and authoritatively tell you, "That is a lot." Righteousness is a theme of Scripture. What does it mean? I would imagine the average person is really not sure. In the seventies it was synonymous with the word cool, awesome, great, "righteous." I am confident many of the things they were referring to as righteous, the Scripture would disagree. I think if you were to take a poll today you would find people's response to this word mostly negative. If we use it all, it is probably in the context of referring to someone as "self-righteous." That is someone who thinks they are better than everyone else because by their own judgment they keep a list of rules better than others. The American Christian is often viewed this way by the general public. They think we sit in here and say, "We are better than you because we go to church. We are better than you because we don't do . . . (fill in the blank). It is really important we understand righteousness because God is calling us to it. The word righteous appears 3070 times in the Bible. As a professional student of the Scripture I can officially and authoritatively tell you, "That is a lot." Righteousness is a theme of Scripture. What does it mean? I would imagine the average per… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1901 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335881/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign3godinesuscallsustorightli/id/773983.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335881 Jesus,righteous,right living,sign Sun, 29 Jun 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Does God know where I am? Does He know what I am going through? Can He help me? Many of us in here would answer these questions yes, yes, and yes. We may even be able to put Scripture references with each one of these questions. But that doesn't mean we always feel like God knows where we are, or what we are going through, or that He can help us. One reason our feelings can't always catch up with our faith is distance. We feel like God is way up there, a place we can't reach. Scripture teaches that God lives within believers and never, not even for a moment, leaves them. We believe that, we know the verses, but then we talk about God way up there and way far off. When you are not experiencing the nearness of God, Jesus wants you to know He can work through the distance of your feelings. Does God know where I am? Does He know what I am going through? Can He help me? Many of us in here would answer these questions yes, yes, and yes. We may even be able to put Scripture references with each one of these questions. But that doesn't mean we always feel like God knows where we are, or what we are going through, or that He can help us. One reason our feelings can't always catch up with our faith is distance. We feel like God is way up there, a place we can't reach. Scripture teaches that God lives within believers and never, not even for a moment, leaves them. We believe that, we know the verses, but then we talk about God way up there and way far off. When you are not experiencing the nearness of God, Jesus wants you to know He can work through the distance of your feelings. Does God know where I am? Does He know what I am going through? Can He help me? Many of us in here would answer these questions yes, yes, and yes. We may even be able to put Scripture references with each one of these questions. But that doesn't m… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1948 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335880/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign2godinesusworksthroughdist/id/773982.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335880 Jesus,distance,help,nearness Sun, 08 Jun 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Our story starts on the third day. This is taking us back to 1:43, where is says Jesus left for Galilee. This is the third day since Jesus began that trip, and He is now in Cana of Galilee. Cana is a small, out of the way village. Couple of quick observations about the story: first, there is no mention of Joseph, Mary's husband. After the birth of Jesus, Joseph is only mentioned once more and that is story of a trip they took to Jerusalem for the Passover when Jesus was probably about 12. There really is no reliable tradition or source that tells us what happened to Joseph, though it is safe to assume he probably died sometime between Jesus being 12 and this moment right here, where Jesus is probably around 30. Notice also that verse 11 says this was His first miracle. Our story starts on the third day. This is taking us back to 1:43, where is says Jesus left for Galilee. This is the third day since Jesus began that trip, and He is now in Cana of Galilee. Cana is a small, out of the way village. Couple of quick observations about the story: first, there is no mention of Joseph, Mary's husband. After the birth of Jesus, Joseph is only mentioned once more and that is story of a trip they took to Jerusalem for the Passover when Jesus was probably about 12. There really is no reliable tradition or source that tells us what happened to Joseph, though it is safe to assume he probably died sometime between Jesus being 12 and this moment right here, where Jesus is probably around 30. Notice also that verse 11 says this was His first miracle. Our story starts on the third day. This is taking us back to 1:43, where is says Jesus left for Galilee. This is the third day since Jesus began that trip, and He is now in Cana of Galilee. Cana is a small, out of the way village. Couple of quick o… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2237 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335878/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sign1godinesusprovides/id/773981.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335878 signs,Jesus,provides,first miracle Sun, 01 Jun 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We are beginning today a study of the Gospel of John. To study John is to spend time with someone who really knew Jesus well and he wants you to know Him well. He doesn't want us to just say, "Hey, I met Jesus." He wants us to be able to say, "Hey, I know Jesus." We are beginning today a study of the Gospel of John. To study John is to spend time with someone who really knew Jesus well and he wants you to know Him well. He doesn't want us to just say, "Hey, I met Jesus." He wants us to be able to say, "Hey, I know Jesus." We are beginning today a study of the Gospel of John. To study John is to spend time with someone who really knew Jesus well and he wants you to know Him well. He doesn't want us to just say, "Hey, I met Jesus." He wants us to be able to say, "Hey, … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2051 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335877/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_ohnwantsyoutoknowsomeone/id/773980.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335877 John,gospel,Jesus,know Sun, 18 May 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Today is the end of a series, and the start of another. We are ending a series in which we have been talking about what we want people to see when they come to our church. We have focused on some key things: we want people to see God's glory and His people responding to it. We want people to see us loving one another. We hope they see a church that has a compassion for the world, for those who do not have Jesus. We hope you see a church that stands on God's word. The Bible, this is the only message we have. Each of these things are vitally important to us being the church, but when I come to this passage today - this is it. We want them to see Jesus. God's purpose for our life is to see Jesus Today is the end of a series, and the start of another. We are ending a series in which we have been talking about what we want people to see when they come to our church. We have focused on some key things: we want people to see God's glory and His people responding to it. We want people to see us loving one another. We hope they see a church that has a compassion for the world, for those who do not have Jesus. We hope you see a church that stands on God's word. The Bible, this is the only message we have. Each of these things are vitally important to us being the church, but when I come to this passage today - this is it. We want them to see Jesus. God's purpose for our life is to see Jesus Today is the end of a series, and the start of another. We are ending a series in which we have been talking about what we want people to see when they come to our church. We have focused on some key things: we want people to see God's glory and His … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1326 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335876/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wewantthemtoseeesusgrandopenin/id/773979.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335876 Jesus,grand opening,see,purpose, Scripture: John 12:20-12:21 Sun, 11 May 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Now, Moms, the Scripture calls us to honor you, but it also defines what an honorable mom looks like. We would not be doing justice to the day to not take a glimpse at God's design for an honorable mom. There are a number of passages and examples throughout the Scriptures, and I will use four from the letters of Timothy and Titus. Now, Moms, the Scripture calls us to honor you, but it also defines what an honorable mom looks like. We would not be doing justice to the day to not take a glimpse at God's design for an honorable mom. There are a number of passages and examples throughout the Scriptures, and I will use four from the letters of Timothy and Titus. Now, Moms, the Scripture calls us to honor you, but it also defines what an honorable mom looks like. We would not be doing justice to the day to not take a glimpse at God's design for an honorable mom. There are a number of passages and examples th… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1671 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335875/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_honoringmomandanhonorablemom/id/773978.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335875 honor,mom,mother,day Fri, 09 May 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn An interview by Jimmy G of Richmond, VA AFR affiliate WAUQ of Dr. Randall T. Hahn about the grand opening of our new church facility which occured on May 18, 2008. Used with permission of WAUQ. An interview by Jimmy G of Richmond, VA AFR affiliate WAUQ of Dr. Randall T. Hahn about the grand opening of our new church facility which occured on May 18, 2008. Used with permission of WAUQ. An interview by Jimmy G of Richmond, VA AFR affiliate WAUQ of Dr. Randall T. Hahn about the grand opening of our new church facility which occured on May 18, 2008. Used with permission of WAUQ.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 416 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335874/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_grandopeninginterviewwithdrran/id/773977.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335874 grand,opening,AFR,WAUQ Sun, 04 May 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When people come to Colonial Heights Baptist they need to see me preaching the Word, but they also need to see you doing proclaiming the message of this Book. They need to see the Bible in our faith, in our actions, and in our message. We have nothing to share with people that is not in this Book. This our fourth message on what we want people to see when they come to Colonial Heights Baptist. We want them to see the Bible. When people come to Colonial Heights Baptist they need to see me preaching the Word, but they also need to see you doing proclaiming the message of this Book. They need to see the Bible in our faith, in our actions, and in our message. We have nothing to share with people that is not in this Book. This our fourth message on what we want people to see when they come to Colonial Heights Baptist. We want them to see the Bible. When people come to Colonial Heights Baptist they need to see me preaching the Word, but they also need to see you doing proclaiming the message of this Book. They need to see the Bible in our faith, in our actions, and in our message. We have nothin… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1742 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335873/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwewantthemtoseethebible/id/773976.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335873 see,Bible,action,message Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When we see people we make judgments about whether or not they are good or bad and how that affects us. We like what they have or we don't want anything to do with what they have. We may look at people with prejudices or preconceived ideas. I guess the truth is we have a wide range of thoughts and ideas that come into our mind when we see someone. I guess the worst thing we do in those thoughts is judge people as being worthy or unworthy of Jesus. I am sure more than one person is thinking, "When have I done that?" There is a verse we all know, and a lot of the world knows, and it is almost never used right. When we see people we make judgments about whether or not they are good or bad and how that affects us. We like what they have or we don't want anything to do with what they have. We may look at people with prejudices or preconceived ideas. I guess the truth is we have a wide range of thoughts and ideas that come into our mind when we see someone. I guess the worst thing we do in those thoughts is judge people as being worthy or unworthy of Jesus. I am sure more than one person is thinking, "When have I done that?" There is a verse we all know, and a lot of the world knows, and it is almost never used right. When we see people we make judgments about whether or not they are good or bad and how that affects us. We like what they have or we don't want anything to do with what they have. We may look at people with prejudices or preconceived ideas. I guess … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1851 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335871/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wewantthemtoseecompassionforpe/id/773975.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335871 compassion,people,judgemental,thoughts Sun, 20 Apr 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Last Sunday we began a series to help us think and prepare as individuals and as a church family for what we want people to see when they come to our church. We started last week by saying we want them to see God's glory and our responding to it. We are going to end this series by saying we want them to see Jesus. I think Jesus would say to us today that when they come here, they had better see us loving one another. Last Sunday we began a series to help us think and prepare as individuals and as a church family for what we want people to see when they come to our church. We started last week by saying we want them to see God's glory and our responding to it. We are going to end this series by saying we want them to see Jesus. I think Jesus would say to us today that when they come here, they had better see us loving one another. Last Sunday we began a series to help us think and prepare as individuals and as a church family for what we want people to see when they come to our church. We started last week by saying we want them to see God's glory and our responding to it. We … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1772 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335870/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatwewantthemtoseeloveforonea/id/773974.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335870 glory,Jesus,love,another Sun, 13 Apr 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn If you are a member of this family, then this house is something God has given you, and He will hold you accountable for what you do with it. Will we be ready to stand before God for what we did with this? He will hold you accountable for what people saw when they got here. I am going to begin today a series on what I believe God wants them to see, and therefore what we want them to see. If you are a member of this family, then this house is something God has given you, and He will hold you accountable for what you do with it. Will we be ready to stand before God for what we did with this? He will hold you accountable for what people saw when they got here. I am going to begin today a series on what I believe God wants them to see, and therefore what we want them to see. If you are a member of this family, then this house is something God has given you, and He will hold you accountable for what you do with it. Will we be ready to stand before God for what we did with this? He will hold you accountable for what people… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1955 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335869/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_wewantthemtoseegodsglory/id/773973.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335869 see,glory,new,accountable Sun, 06 Apr 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Colonial Heights Baptist is not this pew, or the old sanctuary or the new sanctuary or the sign out front. Colonial Heights Baptist is you and me, it is us. That is a physically and spiritually true statement. The building is just an inanimate object that serves our purposes as we serve the Lord. Having said that, it is pretty hard to say the words Colonial Heights Baptist and not think of the building. What brought us together and what houses much of what we do together is this building. And it is in this building that some pretty special things happen in each of our lives. Colonial Heights Baptist is not this pew, or the old sanctuary or the new sanctuary or the sign out front. Colonial Heights Baptist is you and me, it is us. That is a physically and spiritually true statement. The building is just an inanimate object that serves our purposes as we serve the Lord. Having said that, it is pretty hard to say the words Colonial Heights Baptist and not think of the building. What brought us together and what houses much of what we do together is this building. And it is in this building that some pretty special things happen in each of our lives. Colonial Heights Baptist is not this pew, or the old sanctuary or the new sanctuary or the sign out front. Colonial Heights Baptist is you and me, it is us. That is a physically and spiritually true statement. The building is just an inanimate objec… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1892 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335867/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_forthenameofthelord/id/773972.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335867 move,call,glory,Lord Sun, 23 Mar 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Why is it not anymore crazy to believe Jesus rose from the dead? Think about all we have done today or are going to do: new dresses, hiding eggs, coming to church, go home and have a big dinner, not to mention our living the Christian life - and the reason we are doing all this is because we believe a man was killed and buried on Friday and was up walking around and greeting people on Sunday. Does that make sense? No. But here we are. In the scientific world we live in is it just silly to believe like this? Actually you don't have to be in the scientific world of today. Jesus' followers had a pretty hard time believing it also, even when Jesus told them He would rise again, and even when they started hearing reports of it - they didn't believe. Belief is hard, but your life depends on it. Why is it not anymore crazy to believe Jesus rose from the dead? Think about all we have done today or are going to do: new dresses, hiding eggs, coming to church, go home and have a big dinner, not to mention our living the Christian life - and the reason we are doing all this is because we believe a man was killed and buried on Friday and was up walking around and greeting people on Sunday. Does that make sense? No. But here we are. In the scientific world we live in is it just silly to believe like this? Actually you don't have to be in the scientific world of today. Jesus' followers had a pretty hard time believing it also, even when Jesus told them He would rise again, and even when they started hearing reports of it - they didn't believe. Belief is hard, but your life depends on it. Why is it not anymore crazy to believe Jesus rose from the dead? Think about all we have done today or are going to do: new dresses, hiding eggs, coming to church, go home and have a big dinner, not to mention our living the Christian life - and the r… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1834 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335866/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easterscalltobelieve/id/773971.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335866 easter,belief,call,love Sun, 16 Mar 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Jesus had never wronged them. If they knew who He was they may have seen Him raise Lazarus from the dead days earlier. Or, maybe they saw Him bless children as parents brought theirs to Him. They might have heard Him say, "Blessed are the peacemakers." He wanted people to know God. How do they demand His execution? How do they choose a murderer to be free in their community over Jesus? That is not a safe choice. That is just stupid. Jesus had never wronged them. If they knew who He was they may have seen Him raise Lazarus from the dead days earlier. Or, maybe they saw Him bless children as parents brought theirs to Him. They might have heard Him say, "Blessed are the peacemakers." He wanted people to know God. How do they demand His execution? How do they choose a murderer to be free in their community over Jesus? That is not a safe choice. That is just stupid. Jesus had never wronged them. If they knew who He was they may have seen Him raise Lazarus from the dead days earlier. Or, maybe they saw Him bless children as parents brought theirs to Him. They might have heard Him say, "Blessed are the peacemaker… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1658 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335865/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easterscalltochoose/id/773970.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335865 easter,choice,choose,call Sun, 09 Mar 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn How thrilling, how heroic the life of an uncover agent. There is one area of life though where there is nothing heroic or thrilling about being undercover. There is one place that undercover is failure. Jesus has not called anyone to be undercover. How thrilling, how heroic the life of an uncover agent. There is one area of life though where there is nothing heroic or thrilling about being undercover. There is one place that undercover is failure. Jesus has not called anyone to be undercover. How thrilling, how heroic the life of an uncover agent. There is one area of life though where there is nothing heroic or thrilling about being undercover. There is one place that undercover is failure. Jesus has not called anyone to be undercover.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1795 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335864/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easterscalltostand/id/773969.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335864 easter,undercover,stand,call Sun, 02 Mar 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn We look at the call of Easter on our life. The events that make up what we call Easter are the most significant in history. The world and life literally teeters on Easter. It is more than just a series of events out there in history. Those events speak to us . . . call to us. It is a call of love and we want to respond. We look at the call of Easter on our life. The events that make up what we call Easter are the most significant in history. The world and life literally teeters on Easter. It is more than just a series of events out there in history. Those events speak to us . . . call to us. It is a call of love and we want to respond. We look at the call of Easter on our life. The events that make up what we call Easter are the most significant in history. The world and life literally teeters on Easter. It is more than just a series of events out there in history. Those events s… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1788 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335863/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_easterscalltopray/id/773968.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335863 easter,call,pray,love, Scripture: Luke 22:39-22:47 Sun, 17 Feb 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn When God speaks to money it is for our benefit. We are going to look today at what we need to understand about money and what we need to do with it. I hope to give us a starting point for wise decisions. When God speaks to money it is for our benefit. We are going to look today at what we need to understand about money and what we need to do with it. I hope to give us a starting point for wise decisions. When God speaks to money it is for our benefit. We are going to look today at what we need to understand about money and what we need to do with it. I hope to give us a starting point for wise decisions.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2458 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335860/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_abiblicalunderstandingofmoney/id/773966.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335860 finances,tithing,giving,money, Custom categories: Pastor: Dr. Randall T. Hahn, Subject: Tithing Sun, 10 Feb 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn God talks about money. Jesus constantly talks about money. Someone might respond, "Well, Jesus talks about a lot of things, why focus on that?" Two reasons: 1) Jesus talked about money more than any other topic. And, 2) Money is one of the biggest issues in our lives. That means in a big way we need to know what God says about this area of our lives. God talks about money. Jesus constantly talks about money. Someone might respond, "Well, Jesus talks about a lot of things, why focus on that?" Two reasons: 1) Jesus talked about money more than any other topic. And, 2) Money is one of the biggest issues in our lives. That means in a big way we need to know what God says about this area of our lives. God talks about money. Jesus constantly talks about money. Someone might respond, "Well, Jesus talks about a lot of things, why focus on that?" Two reasons: 1) Jesus talked about money more than any other topic. And, 2) Money is one of the biggest … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2381 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335861/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_esussaidthat/id/773967.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335861 tithing,finances,worship,giving, Custom categories: Topic: Tithing Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn third in series What are you a part of at CHBC third in series What are you a part of at CHBC third in series What are you a part of at CHBC… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1733 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335859/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareyouapartofatchbc3/id/773965.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335859 devotion, Scripture: 2 Corinthians 8:1-8:8 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #2 in series What are you a Part of at CHBC #2 in series What are you a Part of at CHBC #2 in series What are you a Part of at CHBC… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2126 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335858/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareyouapartofatchbc2/id/773964.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335858 discipleship, Scripture: Hebrews 5:6-5:7 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn series on heroes series on heroes series on heroes … Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1697 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335857/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_whatareyouapartofatcbc1/id/773963.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335857 heroes,discovery Sun, 23 Dec 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas Series Christmas Series Christmas Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2381 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335856/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_snapshotsofchristmas03/id/773962.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335856 Christmas,Word,Christ Sun, 16 Dec 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas Series Christmas Series Christmas Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2127 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335855/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_snapshotsofchristmas02/id/773961.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335855 Snapshots,Jesus,Christmas Sun, 09 Dec 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Christmas Series Christmas Series Christmas Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1903 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335854/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_snapshotsofchristmas01/id/773960.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335854 Christmas,Jesus,Birth Sun, 02 Dec 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Part of Eohesians Series Part of Eohesians Series Part of Eohesians Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2701 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335852/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_allthestrengthyouneed/id/773959.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335852 Ephesians Mon, 26 Nov 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Part of the Ephesians Series Part of the Ephesians Series Part of the Ephesians Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2471 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335851/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_112507/id/773958.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335851 Ephesians Wed, 14 Nov 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Dr. Hahn sharing his story. Dr. Hahn sharing his story. Dr. Hahn sharing his story.… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1323 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335850/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_mystory/id/773957.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335850 Story,Christ,Salvation Wed, 07 Nov 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn The fifth in Dr. Hahn's subseries on the family from Ephesians The fifth in Dr. Hahn's subseries on the family from Ephesians The fifth in Dr. Hahn's subseries on the family from Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2169 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335849/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theparentsroleinthepicture/id/773956.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335849 Parents,Family,Ephesians Sun, 28 Oct 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Part of Family series within Ephesians series Part of Family series within Ephesians series Part of Family series within Ephesians series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1860 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335848/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thechildsroleinthepicture/id/773955.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335848 children ,familyeEphesians Sun, 21 Oct 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Subseries on family from Series in Ephesians Subseries on family from Series in Ephesians Subseries on family from Series in Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1568 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335846/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thehusbandsroleinthepicture/id/773954.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335846 family ,husband,Ephesians, Scripture: Ephesians 5:23-5:28 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Sub series on family from Series in Ephesians Sub series on family from Series in Ephesians Sub series on family from Series in Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2163 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335845/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_thewifesroleinthepicture/id/773953.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335845 Ephesians,family Sun, 30 Sep 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn marriage - beginning of subseries on family as we continue through Ephesians marriage - beginning of subseries on family as we continue through Ephesians marriage - beginning of subseries on family as we continue through Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2342 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335843/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_godspictureofafamily/id/773952.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335843 marriage,family Sun, 23 Sep 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #16 in Series on Ephesians #16 in Series on Ephesians #16 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2112 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335842/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_lifethatworks/id/773951.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335842 Ephesians Sun, 09 Sep 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #15 in Series on Ephesians #15 in Series on Ephesians #15 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 1913 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335841/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_youcantbeboth/id/773950.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335841 Ephesians,light,dark, Scripture: Ephesians 5:6-5:14 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #14 in Series on Ephesians #14 in Series on Ephesians #14 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2147 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335840/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_sexourdesireourdestruction/id/773949.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335840 Ephesians Sun, 19 Aug 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #13 in Series on Ephesians #13 in Series on Ephesians #13 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2110 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335839/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_theconductoftheposition/id/773948.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335839 Ephesians Sun, 12 Aug 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Ephesians Series Ephesians Series Ephesians Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2002 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335838/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_newandimproved/id/1872945.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335838 Ephesians Sun, 05 Aug 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #11 in Series on Ephesians #11 in Series on Ephesians #11 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2156 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335837/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_buildingateam/id/773947.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335837 Ephesians Sun, 29 Jul 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn Continuation of Ephesians sermon Continuation of Ephesians sermon Continuation of Ephesians sermon… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2156 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335828/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_aworthyresponse/id/773938.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335828 Ephesians Sun, 22 Jul 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #9 in Series on Ephesians #9 in Series on Ephesians #9 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2266 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335836/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_tobefilledwithgod/id/773946.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335836 Ephesians Sun, 15 Jul 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #8 in Series on Ephesians #8 in Series on Ephesians #8 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2168 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335834/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_partnersinproclaiming/id/773944.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335834 Ephesians Sun, 08 Jul 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #7 in Series on Ephesians #7 in Series on Ephesians #7 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2442 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335835/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_didesuscometomsakeusewish/id/773945.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335835 Ephesians Sun, 10 Jun 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #6 in Series on Ephesians #6 in Series on Ephesians #6 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2367 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335832/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_noentitlementhere/id/773942.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335832 Ephesians Sun, 03 Jun 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn # 7 in Series on Ephesians # 7 in Series on Ephesians # 7 in Series on Ephesians… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2442 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335833/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_didesuscometomakeusewish/id/773943.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335833 Ephesians Sun, 03 Jun 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn #5 n Sermon Series #5 n Sermon Series #5 n Sermon Series… Dr. Randall T. Hahn 2153 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335831/controller/link/action/podcast/type/audio_yourenotokbut/id/773941.mp3 https://chbaptist.sermon.net/4335831 Ephesians Sun, 27 May 2007 01:00:00 +0000 Dr. Randall T. Hahn # 4 in Ephesian Series # 4 in Ephesian Series # 4 in Ephesian Series… Dr. Randall T. 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