Sermons on Life
Jesus offers us life. Is this merely a future reality, in heaven? Or is this something that we can experience here and now? Join us as we continue our study in Ephesians, focusing on Ephesians 2:1-13.
Join us for this Mother’s Day sermon, centered on Moses’ older sister, Miriam, and the other women who played a vital role in his deliverance.
What does Jesus mean when He says, “I Am the Bread of Life?” How does this relate to the manna God gave Israel in the wilderness? Join us as we look at how Jesus compares and contrasts what He offers to the bread from heaven in Exodus.
The parable of the Good Samaritan is a widely known and used story that powerfully illustrates the love that God calls us to have for others. Jesus didn’t just talk about loving others, He powerfully lived it out in His life, and He calls us to do likewise.
How does the Old Testament point forward to Jesus’ resurrection and the hope that He offers us? What does Easter have to do with us today? Join us as as conclude our Old Testament Easter Series.
We all wrestle with questions of purpose in life. We deeply sense that we are here for a reason, and that our lives have meaning. But do we really have purpose? Join us for this message centered on the book of Ecclesiastes.
This week we welcome our special guest, Janet Paul, the Director of Akron Pregnancy Services to share with us. Their work is a blessing to many young women and young families in the Akron area.
Jesus is received, welcomed, and praised by the crowds as Lord and King as He enters Jerusalem. Only a few days later He is rejected, hated, and mocked by crowds, leading up to the cross. These same responses to Jesus exist today. What is your response?
We all wrestle with the questions, “Is this life all that there is?” and, “Does my life on this earth truly matter in the grand scheme of all eternity?” Scripture powerfully addresses these questions and more, while also giving us an urgency in our response.