Tag Archives: Hell

May 23 2013

The End: What do I need to know about Hell?

Free downloads for youth pastors, small group leaders, parents, teens, etc: 8 – The End – Hell (netma).pdf
8 – The End – Hell (handout).pdf
8 – The End – Hell (ppt).ppt
8 – The End – Hell (notes).pdf
8 – The End – Hell (service flow).pdf
8 – The End – Hell (small groups).pdf
What do I need to know about hell? It seems like every sermon or talk I hear on hell is either focused on knowledge by emotionally dry, or focused on emotion and empty on truth. I wanted to give my teens a truthful yet emotional study of hell that they can keep with them for the rest of their lives. Here’s my attempt. Let me know what you think.

Jul 18 2012

Sin <<< Salvation: What will God do about my sin? (Judgment)

Free downloads for youth pastors, small group leaders, etc:
4 – Sin <<< Salvation – Judgment (notes).doc
4 – Sin <<< Salvation – Judgment (handout).pdf
4 – Sin <<< Salvation – Judgment (ppt).ppt
“God is not mad at you, no matter what” is a sign I read at least every week as I drive into Huntsville, AL. It is terrifying to know that very few churches are teaching the truth on God’s judgment awaiting unbelievers for their sin. They have been separated from Him and they will be judged. This is a very real and intense message on understanding a sinner’s separation from God, God’s judgment on sin, and everything a believer has to be thankful for.

Feb 26 2009

Storyline #36: Joshua 5-11 “How to Fight Like a Christian”

2-joshuaintroFree files for youth pastors:

2 – Joshua 5-11 – Fight Like a Christian (outline)

2 – Joshua 5-11 – Fight Like a Christian (fillout sheet)

2 – Joshua 5-11 – Fight Like a Christian (mp3)

2 – Joshua 5-11 – Fight Like a Christian (ppt)

(intro video – go to youtube and type in “cbsmmedia joshua intro”)

We about got our butts kicked! I remember walking the beaches of Pensacola as an 18 year old college freshman with about 5 other buddies. We walked up to a huge pack of about 80 college kids who went to the University of West Florida. One of the smallest guys came out of the crowd asking if we wanted to play football. “Let’s do it,” we said. About then, 5 honking-huge dudes stood up, and walked out to play against us. At this point, we just wanted to play hard enough not to look stupid. After many cheap shots, the crowd cussing at us, and a bloody nose…we decided to forfeit to avoid a fight.

I wonder how many times we as Christians do that spiritually. We feel that the enemy is too huge, the persecution is too great, and the fight is too hard…so we forfeit and let the enemy win. We have got to remember that we’re in a spiritual battle vs. sin. Continue reading →