Past Sermons (Page 21)

Abel’s Declaration in Death | Genesis 4:1-16 & Hebrews 11:4

Religious liberty is a gift we enjoy in most countries around the world. So, why did Jesus say that His followers should expect to be persecuted for His name? What did He mean and how is this relevant for us who can worship and follow Jesus freely in the 21st century? In this second message from the life and death of Abel, we discover a reality about opposition that all who walk with God must know, remember and embrace as we seek to live and die in union with God.

Walking with God is Enough | Genesis 5:15-24

What does God expect of me in 2021? Am I doing enough to please Him? Isn’t there something else I could do to make my life matter for God glory and the good of the world? In this ancient genealogy we discover that maybe doing one thing is enough. “Enoch walked with God, and he was not, for God took him.” Maybe walking with God is enough.

Jesus, Wonderful Counselor | Isaiah 9:1-7

For the 4th Sunday of Advent, we are continuing our focus on the character of Jesus Christ that was prophesied in Isaiah 9:6.  The final characteristic of the this passage for us to focus on is Wonderful Counselor.  Jesus is the Wonderful Counselor. His advice and plans for us are beyond human explanation. His solutions for our problems may not make sense to us, but when He enacts them our response has to be praise because only He could make something like that happen.

Everlasting Father | Luke 15:18-24

In this series of advent, we take a look at the prophetic names of Christ given in Isaiah, including the name “Everlasting Father”. We explore what it means for God to be our Dad, and how He longs to care for us in the past, present, and future of eternity. The birth of Christ changed our relationship with Him forever and made it so we can truly be adopted as sons and daughters.