Dan Langdon is the minister of the OpenDoor congregation. He and his wife, Kathy, have been married since 1992 and have four children – Liam, Abby, Levi, and Anna Grace. Graduates of Oklahoma Christian University, the Dan and Kathy have spent over 20 years in Christian ministry in various parts of the world including Japan, Scotland, Haiti, India and the U.S. They have been a vital part of OpenDoor since 2009.
"…that God may open a door (Col. 4:3)"
Sermons by Dan Langdon (Page 6)
In this lesson, Dan challenges the notion that it is your sin that separates you from God. He looks at the calling of Matthew (Matthew 9) and the parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15) to show that God comes near to each of us, despite our sin. In fact, it is not my sin that moves me away from God; rather, it is my refusal of grace that separates me from God.
In today’s sermon, Dan looks at the challenges associated with pursuing a “we get what we earn” mentality in our spiritual lives. Looking at the parable of the workers in the vineyard as told in Matthew 20:1-16, Dan looks at our earthly focus on what is “fair.” In truth, God doesn’t love us because we’ve “earned” it.
In this lesson, Dan continues his thoughts from last week’s sermon from Proverbs 3 with a focus on the “do not” verses in the chapter.
In this lesson, Dan provides valuable insights into placing your entire trust in God. He shares the idea that “God is calling us into the deep end.”
Dan Langdon’s sermon from Sunday, January 12, 2014.
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