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Sermons about Joel 2

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We Are Not Alone  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
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Sometimes we behave as if no one’s watching. In such times we must remember we are not alone. God walks with us. That should affect how we act! God is waiting not only for our confession and repentance, but also to grant us the gifts of hope, restoration and goodness in our lives as we go forward with God. The prophet Joel tells us, despite all we have lost, there is still time. The Day of the Lord looms — a truly dark day when it happens. But God is patient. For now. But for how much longer?

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Come Back to Life  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
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In the season of Lent, our merciful Lord invites us to return to him so that he can help us. God desires that we come back to life, back to loving and back to our best selves in the community of faith.

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Instructions for Lent  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
Summary: The prophet Joel offers guidance that fits Ash Wednesday perfectly: Return, learn, gather and pray.
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Even Now, Return  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
Summary: A plague of locusts is seen by the prophet Joel as a sign of “the day of the LORD,” a day that can be fearful for sinners. But the prophet, paradoxically, calls people “even now” to “return” to the Lord, who is merciful. The story of sinful humanity is one of people moving away from God, and of God continually calling people to return. And in Jesus, God acts decisively to bring us back.
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Divided Church, Divided World  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
Summary: These words, given through an ancient prophet, hit us as hard now as they hit their original audience. This becomes especially obvious when we consider that this witness speaks to the entire church, and not just to individuals. It is the church that is called to repent and return, in ways that have social and political implications as important now as ever.
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A Solemn Assembly  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Joel 2: 12–18 for LFM
Summary: Our assembling this day gives us an opportunity to consider and repent of our sins — and be forgiven.
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When a U–Turn Is Legal  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Summary:  If you find yourself driving in the wrong direction, you've got to turn around to get where you want to be. That's also true spiritually, so the prophet Joel calls us at the beginning of Lent to "return," to come back to God. We are led on that journey back to God by Jesus. Receiving him in the Word, prayer, alms and fasting are parts of Lent that help us to return and to stay close to God.
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Hope in Ashes  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 1–17
Summary: The genius of Ash Wednesday is that we can’t make something grand and hopeful unless we start with some ashes. We have to work with some ashes -- all that has gone before us in life. But nature uses ashes to restore the soil. Repentance is the spiritual quality that ashes represent. When we confess to God that we are not all we ought to be, we are laying the bed of ashes in which our souls can grow.
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Return to Me  Click here Click title to view sermon Joel 2: 12–18
Joel 2: 12–17 for LFM
Summary:  The prophet Joel calls the people to return to the Lord. The destruction is ending. Blessing is coming through the new life that is being offered. The blessing is magnified when we offer our hearts back to God. During the season of Lent, we do just this: We return to God, fully aware that the destruction has passed and blessing has arrived.
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