Sermons

“Non-Performance-Based Participation” Luke 6:20 And He [Jesus] lifted up His… read more

If they’re poor, hungry, mourning, reviled, they are blessed.
For one day, not right now, but in the future—one day they will laugh and be satisfied and rejoice, for to such is the kingdom of God.

Jesus has indeed been raised from the dead, and we ought to think about it—and celebrate it!
Jesus’ resurrection is at the heart of everything God has done for us.

Jesus is the One who was born into this world to save us, to live and to die and to rise again, all to make us His own. He calls us and baptizes us and given us faith in Himself,—whether we’re feeling it or not.

Like trees rooted and built up in Christ, planted by streams of water, we will stand on the Day of Judgment. Now, we are on the move as we live to love and serve others in Jesus’ Name.

When we consider God’s actions, it empowers us to live hopefully—no matter what the future may bring. Look to the Bible and see how God rescues His people from bondage, leads them into freedom, and promises them life and salvation in His Name.

The Sabbath was a picture of peace in the presence of God.
This picture, with all the Old Testament rituals, is fulfilled by the presence of Jesus Christ, the Jewish Messiah.

“Fishing Story” Luke 5:1-11 On one occasion, while the crowd… read more

“Strive to excel in building up the church. In church I would rather speak five words with my mind in order to instruct others, than ten thousand words in a tongue.”