Sermons on Purpose
God had a purpose and a plan for Moses’ life. He created, rescued, and called him for a purpose. How does this connect to & relate to us today?
We all wrestle with the question of value and worth, asking, “Do I really matter?” We all long to matter and sense that somehow we do have value, but how? From where? Why?
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.
Chapter 1 of Ruth was full of hardship for Ruth and Naomi, but in chapter 2 we see God powerfully working in and through Ruth’s story to not only bless her but also to accomplish His purpose and plan for all of His people.
Every organization has a mission and a purpose for why they exist and what they seek to accomplish. But what about the local church? Join us as we discuss the purpose, mission, vision, strategy, and core values of our local church, and why it all matters.
God has a purpose and a plan for our lives, and He calls us to pursue Him and His purposes above our own. This week we hear from Carson, our special guest speaker, who has just returned from a short-term mission trip to Slovakia.
Context plays a vital role in faithful interpretation. While we all know this, we often take for granted the various layers of context that are at work in each verse of scripture. This message builds upon what we’ve studied over the last two weeks on growing as faithful interpreters of God’s Word.
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.
Jesus passionately pursued the lost, the sinful, and the outcast, and He has called for us to do the same. In the parable of the sower, Jesus illustrates the importance of the condition of our hearts to receive His Word, and also to spread His Word.
God offers us true hope in our lives, giving us meaning, purpose, fulfillment, and strength to endure the darkest times we face in life.