Paul continues the Luke Series by looking at Luke 6:37-49. He focuses on: make forgiveness a priority; change the world, begin with yourself; the inside determines the outside; and hear him, obey him and dig deep.
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Sermons on Matthew (Page 2)
David’s Easter message is from Matthew 21:1-11 and Matthew 28:10, 20.
David continues with the Luke Series by looking at Luke 4:14-30. What causes you to not fully follow Jesus? Is it fun, foolishness and/or fear?
David looks at the majestic messenger, saving Son and the humble handmaiden from Luke 1:26-38 as he continues with the Luke Series.
Leo explains what missions are and how we are all missionaries for the Lord, wherever He places us. This is a practical sermon of how we can be a link in the chain leading to the salvation of someone.
What will you do this Christmas? Ignore, explore or adore Christ our King? As James Levengood looks at Luke 2:8-20 and Matthew 2:9-12, may you learn to explore or adore our King.
Bruce Newsham continues with the 1 Corinthians Series by looking at 1 Corinthians 6. Bruce shares four lessons we can learn from this passage: avoid arbitration from unbelievers, rather be wronged than sin, God will deal with the unrighteous, and remember how much you have been forgiven.
Bruce Newsham continues with the 1 Corinthians Series by looking at 1 Corinthians 5. He provides us with three reasons for disciplining: it is for the good of the one sinning, it is good for the church and it is good for our testimony before unbelievers.
Samuel Janutsch continues with the 1 Corinthians Series by looking at 1 Corinthians 4.
James Levengood uses Matthew 6:19-21, 25-34 to explain three lessons on gaining control over worry: know you are valuable to God, God requires us to have faith, and we need to know our ultimate purpose.