Sermons on Faith
The resurrection of Jesus changes everything. All of our hope and faith rests on this historical event in which Jesus validated His bold claims regarding His identity and authority. What more powerful validation could there be? Join us as we look at why the empty tomb matters and how we can have confidence in the…
In all of life’s busyness and stress, it is all too easy to lose focus on what matters most- Jesus. We must continually choose to recalibrate our focus and to pursue Him in our everyday life, despite all of the distractions that seek to pull us away from Jesus.
Jesus promised to return when we least expect it. We can get so caught up in trying to figure out all of the details and timing of the end that we lose sight of Jesus’ command to always be prepared.
What is Baptism? What does it mean and why do we practice it? This morning we take a deep dive into this Christian ordinance to better understand its origin, meaning, and purpose.
God has called and equipped His people to reflect His holy character, His truth, and His love. We are called not merely to belief, but to faithfully living lives that please God and that shine His light into the world around us.
All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. How then is a loving, yet perfect, holy and just God to respond to man’s sin? The answer is at the cross, where God’s love, holiness, and justice come together to rescue and redeem mankind by grace, through faith in Jesus.
The doctrine of the Trinity is one of the most perplexing aspects of the Christian faith. This morning we look at what this belief is, how it is rooted in scripture, and why it matters.
Many people have different perceptions of who God is. The most important question, however, is who has God revealed Himself to be? He has given us His inspired Word and also revealed Himself to us in His creation. Join us for this important discussion to better understand Who God is and why this question matters…
God reveals himself to Moses in Exodus as the “I Am.” In John’s Gospel, Jesus repeatedly uses these same two words with reference to himself. He is more than a wise teacher, a moral philosopher, a philanthropist, a miracle-worker…. He is the Great I Am of old.
Jesus calls us to follow Him. This entails living and loving like Jesus.