Sermons

During these weeks of Lent, we’ll see Jesus in action—teaching, healing, comforting, saving. As Isaiah promised, Jesus bore our griefs and carried our sorrows—all the way to the cross (see Isaiah 53:4). And when He rose from the dead, He gave us life and joy forever

The story of Adam and Eve frustrates me. Have they ever met this snake before? No? Then why do they just believe whatever he says? On the other hand, they are very familiar with the God who created them. He even comes to the garden in the evenings for the pleasure of their company!

Although the Beatitudes may be considered in many different ways, they also reflect the blessings that are ours when our sins are covered by Jesus’ blood. The poor in spirit, the mourning and the meek are brought into the kingdom of God’s Son and humbly receive the comfort found in forgiveness

“Table Manners” Exodus 24:9-11 Then Moses … and seventy of… read more

“Jesus Only” Matthew 17:1-9 And after six days Jesus took… read more

“False and True” 2 Peter 1:16-21 For we did not… read more

The greatest gift we have to share is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. In fact, the more we give it away, the more we may appreciate it and cherish it for ourselves. God promises that everyone who expresses Christ’s love has been born of God and knows God.

Abiding in Jesus Christ: He who eats My flesh and drinks My blood abides in Me, and I in him. You will know that I am in My Father, and you in Me, and I in you.

Repent for the Kingdom of heaven is near: Jesus came for me and you. Jesus came for all people, so that in His name all believers will have life abundantly Amen