Sermons on Sunday Worship (Page 48)
Ephesians 1:1b Faith Keeps Us Faithful
Do we truly believe in the power of the Gospel? Do we truly understand what it means to remain faithful? These are the questions Pastor Scott asks in this message from Ephesians. Ephesians 1:1b
Ephesians 1:1a To God Be the Glory
This week, Pastor Scott starts a series of messages on the book of Ephesians. In this particular message, he looks at the importance of Paul’s often overlooked greeting in his letter that church. Ephesians 1:1a
Psalm 142: That I May Give Thanks to Your Name
In whom or what do we truly place our trust? Pastor Scott explains why we should put our trust in Jesus alone.Psa Psalm 142
John 7:37-39: Living Water
We spend so much time trying to find something to satisfy the need in our lives that only Jesus can fill. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Scott takes a look at how Jesus is the only true Living Water. John 7:37-39
Ezekiel 14:13-23 The Three Cannot Save the One
In a world where we are constantly told we deserve to have a good life, the truth that we deserve judgment is never easy to hear. The Good News, however, is that God saves us from His judgment. Pastor Scott addresses this in this week’s text. Ezekiel 14:13-23
Ezekiel 14:1-11 Joy in Destruction
Many of us have idols in out lives. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott talks about our need to get rid of them. Ezekiel 14:1-11
Jonah 4:1-11 Trusting God Is Hard Work
Pastor Scott wraps up this series on Jonah with a difficult passage, the last chapter of the book of Jonah. What can we learn from Jonah’s anger towards God for sparing Ninevah? Jonah 4:1-11
Jonah 3:1-10 A Biblical, Church Growth Method
When Jonah warned Ninevah of the impending judgment of God, the entire city repented. This week, Pastor Scott discusses what we can learn from this story when it comes to sharing the gospel ourselves. Jonah 3:1-10
Jonah 1:17-2:10 Yet I Shall Look Again
When Jonah went running from God’s call, God in his love sent a storm to stop him. He then sent a fish to swallow Jonah after he was thrown overboard, delivering him on dry land three days later. Jonah’s repentance while in the belly of the fish is the key. This week, Scott talks about that repentance and the redemption that is offered to all who repent through Jesus’ sacrifice. Jonah 1:17-2:10
Jonah 1:7-17 It’s Not About the Fish
At first glance, Jonah appears to only be about a rebellious prophet God uses in spite of his every attempt to avoid sharing God’s mercy. When you look more closely at the story, however, you see there is a whole lot more going on than that. This week, Pastor Scott looks beyond the surface story of Jonah to draw out the parallels to Jesus. Jonah 1:7-17