Sermons (Page 52)

God saves us for His glory and then calls us to live for His glory. The ultimate purpose of the Church is to worship God for all of His glory. In order to be able to worship God fully, we must be captivated by His glory. Ephesians 3:20-21

Why do we celebrate the resurrection? Without the resurrection there would be no hope. The resurrection is the proof that Jesus is who He said He is; it is the proof that salvation is possible; it is the proof that there is life after death. Easter Service 2014

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem, people were looking for a king to overthrow Rome. Today, people look for Jesus to be any number of things He is not. We need to be able to see Jesus for who He is, and we need to understand the Triumphal Entry for what it was: the King riding in to offer peace through His sacrifice. Mark 11:1-11

Many Christians criticize Hollywood for presenting its own version of Noah’s story, but do we take the time to present the true version? The story of the flood is the story of the Gospel, and we cannot expect anyone else to share it for us. Gen 6:1-9:17

The church is not a social club. It is God’s instrument in making His glory known to the nations and advancing His kingdom here on earth, and all of this happens when His people obey His command and faithfully make disciplers. There is no Plan B. God has chosen to use His church to spread His glory and advance His Kingdom through the proclamation of the Gospel. Acts 28:11-31

For those who have fully committed their lives to God, there are seasons when it feels as though nothing’s happening. God’s definitely working, but there’s just no visible fruit. How are we to respond? We are to respond in faith, faithful to what we have been called to do, trusting His faithfulness in that which only He can do. Acts 28:1-10

When Godly leaders commit themselves to God’s plans and purposes, He is glorified and men and women are saved. We can learn a lot from Paul’s leadership in the storm. There are people around us everyday who are just trying to weather the storm. The question we must ask ourselves: Will we choose to lead them from the darkness into God’s glorious Light? Acts 27:27-44

In this life, we face numerous storms. Sometimes we may find ourselves wondering where Jesus is in the midst of them. Storms will come and storms will go, but we must put our faith in Jesus who is always sovereign over the storm and who always remains with us through the storm. Acts 27:1-26

Our hope is not a whimsical hope but a hope founded in the promises of God and demonstrated in the power of Jesus’ resurrection. We have an enduring hope that there is a life after this one, and that God has given us a share in it. Acts 26:1-32

In the midst of the chaos of the chaos of this life, we can tend to forget that God is the one who controls the micro and the macro. Acts 25:1-22 shows just how God can be in control, even when it does not feel like He is. Acts 25:1-22