"Christ" Tagged Sermons
Where Are Your Heart, Eyes, and Service Focused?
Scripture: Matthew 6:19-24. Sermon Titled: “Where Are Your Heart, Eyes, and Service Focused?” Sermon in a Sentence: “The life of a true Christian is characterized treasuring, worshiping, and serving the Lord Jesus whole-heartedly and refusing to be ruled by money and possessions.”
Lessons Learned From a Dying Patriarch
Sermon #30 from the series: Genesis Part Three: The Story That Explains Our Stories. Sermon Title: Lessons Learned From a Dying Patriarch Sermon in a Sentence: We must place our faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, who frees us from the penalty of our sin, and calls us to live obedient lives in light of His promised blessing.
The Battle is the Lord’s
1 Samuel 17 Title: “The Battle is the Lord’s”, Sermon in a Sentence: “The message of the gospel is that we do not need to live in fear and defeat because Jesus Christ has won the battle we could not win for ourselves, and He offers victory to all who will stop trusting in their own abilities and place their trust in Him.
The Fig Tree, the Temple, and Christ’s Judgment
Sermon #43 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 10:46-52): Title: “He Brings Sight to the Blind” Sermon in a Sentence: Jesus is always ready to bring sight and salvation to those who will admit their spiritual blindness and their need to be saved, and trust in Him as Savior and Lord.”
Mark’s Pinnacle Passage
Sermon #30 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 8:27-9:1): Title: “Mark’s Pinnacle Passage” Sermon in a Sentence: Our hope for heaven depends upon our unashamed confession that Jesus is the crucified and resurrected Christ, which necessitates our commitment to follow Him all the way to the cross.
Everyone reach one, but why?
Though the account of Paul’s conversion on the road to Damascus is an incredible example of Christ’s saving power, we have the same power alive in us that saved us from the same destiny as Paul and should ignite a fire in us to always be ready to share the Gospel with others.
The Death of John the Baptist
Sermon #21 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 6:14-29): Title: “The Death of John the Baptist” – Because of who He is, His infinite worth, and the difference He makes, we must humble ourselves before Jesus, repent of our sins, and trust in Him to save us.
Shining Lights and Sowing Seeds
Sermon #15 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 4:21-34): Title: The Parable of the Soils – “Careful hearers of the Word will be faithful sowers of gospel seed and can be confident that God will build His kingdom through the light of Christ and His gospel.”
Palm Sunday, Passover, and Passion: A Celebration of the Lord’s Supper
Easter 2017 – Scripture Reference John 12:12-19; Luke 22:14-20 Sermon in a Sentence “The Passion of Christ reminds us that it is only because of His love and it is only through His sacrifice that we may be saved from eternal death and set free from our sins.”
An Introduction to the Gospel of Mark
Sermon #1 from the Series: The Gospel of Mark – Mark 8:22-38 “An Introduction to the Gospel of Mark” Sermon in a Sentence – You and I cannot remain the same once we encounter Jesus the Messiah because He is the Suffering Servant who came to save sinners by dying in their place, and He rightfully has the authority to make His claim upon our lives.
Identification, Friend or Foe
Sermon #11 in the Series “The Epistles of John” – When confronted with people who claim to teach spiritual truth, those who belong to the community of faith (because of the Holy Spirit’s indwelling) are to do two things: examine the content of their message in light of the consistent and orthodox Christology taught by the apostles, and examine the character of the audience that listens to their message.
The Portrait of a Christ-Follower (Part 1)
Sermon #2 from the series: “The Greatest Sermon Ever Preached” (Scripture Reference: Matthew 5:3-5). Sermon in a Sentence – “God’s blessing rests on the true follower of Christ who not only recognizes, but also embraces and lives their lives with a deep sense of need for God’s grace and mercy.”
The Mission of the Church
(Scripture Reference: Acts 1:6-8 ). Sermon in a Sentence – “In the interim between our Lord’s ascension and return, the Holy Spirit will empower the church to be engaged in the world-wide mission of witnessing to what Christ achieved at His first coming so that people will repent and believe in preparation for His second coming.”