Sermons

He sent His Son to be the Savior of all people, but when Jesus was born and lived among us, many people did not want God’s guidance. Kings and rulers set themselves against the Messiah.

A man is reading the Bible, puzzling over a passage from the Old Testament.
Another man named Philip, sees him struggling and asks, “Do you understand what you’re reading?” The first man says, “How can I, unless someone shows me how?”

the disciples are not ready to hear many of the things Jesus wants to tell them. Much of it will make no sense until He dies and rises from the dead again. Some of it might terrify them—for example, finding out how many of them will give their lives for the sake of Jesus.

John is trying to explain in words things God conveyed to him in a vision—and he’s describing a place that doesn’t even exist yet—a place we won’t really understand till we’re there. Chances are high we’re dealing with a symbol.

Christians, our unity is Jesus. May the Holy Spirit make this clear through our actions so that the world looks at us and says, “See how they love one another!”

Just as the rain and snow accomplish the purpose for which they are sent, the mighty, creating Word of God carries out its purpose. Jesus, the Word made flesh, the One through whom and for whom all things were created, accomplished the purpose for which He was sent, to suffer and die to atone for the sins of the world

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.

Jesus carries us safe in His hands, just like that. He is greater than everyone; nobody can reach over Him or around Him to take us away. He is smarter than all our enemies, even the devil. No one can trick us out of His hands.

“Victory” Revelation 7:9-12 After this I looked, and behold, a… read more