Dominion Covenant Church https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?tags=Obamacare Dominion Covenant Church no en Sun, 5 Aug 2012 10:30:00 +0000 Wed, 20 May 2026 03:35:39 +0000 https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?tags=Obamacare Dominion Covenant Church No No serial Dominion Covenant Church Dominion Covenant Church office@dominioncovenantchurch.com No No No 590 Loyalty Tested, pt 3 full No No 590 https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?id=590 This sermon describes the many faces of false loyalty. It can be manifested as false generosity and false compassion (for example socialism). It can give the impression of loyalty while destroying loyalty (Oliver Wendell Holmes book, The Common Law, is an example). It can destroy covenant relationships while giving the illusion of faithfulness (eg., no divorce, but no passion to fulfill the marriage vows). It can be blind to its own deceitfulness while accusing others of disloyalty. Once false loyalty is recognized in its many disguises, we can more effectively guard our hearts against it. This sermon is yet another call to God-centeredness in all our covenant relationships. This sermon describes the many faces of false loyalty. It can be manifested as false generosity and false compassion (for example socialism). It can give the impression of loyalty while destroying loyalty (Oliver Wendell Holmes book, The Common Law, is an example). It can destroy covenant relationships while giving the illusion of faithfulness (eg., no divorce, but no passion to fulfill the marriage vows). It can be blind to its own deceitfulness while accusing others of disloyalty. Once false loyalty is recognized in its many disguises, we can more effectively guard our hearts against it. This sermon is yet another call to God-centeredness in all our covenant relationships. Sun, 3 Nov 2013 10:30:00 +0000 Phillip Kayser, PhD 3681 Phillip Kayser, PhD This sermon describes the many faces of false loyalty. It can be manifested as false generosity and false compassion (for example socialism). It can give the impression of loyalty while destroying loyalty (Oliver Wendell Holmes book, The Common Law, is an example). It can destroy covenant relationships while giving the illusion of faithfulness (eg., no divorce, but no passion to fulfill the marriage vows). It can be blind to its own deceitfulness while accusing others of disloyalty. Once false loyalty is recognized in its many disguises, we can more effectively guard our hearts against it. This sermon is yet another call to God-centeredness in all our covenant relationships. No No 467 Power Politics and the People Who Suffer full No No 467 https://sermons.dominioncovenantchurch.com/sermons.html?id=467 You've heard the expression, \"You can't change City Hall.\" It expresses a degree of discouragement about local politics. People are even more discouraged about the fact that we can't seem to change Washington, DC no matter which party controls the Executive and Legislative branches. Power politics seems to be the name of the game. This sermon not only examines the dynamics of power politics, but also what we as Christians should do about it. You've heard the expression, \"You can't change City Hall.\" It expresses a degree of discouragement about local politics. People are even more discouraged about the fact that we can't seem to change Washington, DC no matter which party controls the Executive and Legislative branches. Power politics seems to be the name of the game. This sermon not only examines the dynamics of power politics, but also what we as Christians should do about it. Sun, 5 Aug 2012 10:30:00 +0000 Phillip Kayser, PhD 3066 Phillip Kayser, PhD You've heard the expression, \"You can't change City Hall.\" It expresses a degree of discouragement about local politics. People are even more discouraged about the fact that we can't seem to change Washington, DC no matter which party controls the Executive and Legislative branches. Power politics seems to be the name of the game. This sermon not only examines the dynamics of power politics, but also what we as Christians should do about it. No No