Sermons on Love
We are all kingdom builders. The only question is, whose kingdom are we building? Who are we seeking to bring glory to? That’s exactly what the story of Babel is all about in Genesis 11. Join us as we jump in to better understand it and to explore how it pertains to us today.
The God of all creation has invited us to join Him on His mission as active participants. He has called us to invest in His Kingdom, not because of what He wants from us, but because of what He wants for us.
What the Church needs is not a new mission, but rather to unify around the mission that Jesus has already given us- to make disciples. In this message, we take an in-depth look at the Great Commission and how we can and need to work together to develop generations of mature followers of Jesus.
In His advent, Jesus brings us His hope, love, joy, and peace. He also brings us to a point of decision, where we have to decide for ourselves how we will respond to His rule and reign. Will you respond as wise men and the shepherds did?
Before Jesus spoke a word about love in His earthly ministry, He had already powerfully demonstrated His unparalleled love in the very act of His birth. He lovingly came down to rescue and save us from our sins, by laying down His life in our place.
Jesus lovingly pursues the outcast and the sinner. He didn’t come for the righteous, but for the sinner, in desperate need of the grace that is only available through Him. He pursues us right where we are, and calls us to leave it all behind and to follow Him.
God offers us true hope in our lives, giving us meaning, purpose, fulfillment, and strength to endure the darkest times we face in life.
God has designed, gifted, and called His Church to be diverse and unified.
The institution of marriage has been questioned, challenged, and redefined in our culture. It has become a controversial topic of discussion that deeply impacts our lives, our homes, and our society. In this message, we look at what the Bible says about marriage, gender identity, and sexuality, and why all of this matters to God.
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.