"grace" Tagged Sermons
Yearning or Yawning
Scripture: Luke 7:36-50. Sermon Titled: “Yearning or Yawning” Sermon in a Sentence: “The greater we sense the magnitude of our debt and the immensity of God’s grace, the greater our desire will be to demonstrate our love and gratitude for Him in return.”
Gabriel’s Second Birth Announcement and Mary’s Song of Praise
Christmas 2020 Series Sermon #2 Scripture: Luke 1:25-56. “Gabriel’s Second Birth Announcement and Mary’s Song of Praise” Sermon In a Sentence: “Getting ready for Christmas necessitates recognizing your humble and needy condition, trusting in the grace-giving God with whom there are no impossibilities, and rejoicing in the salvation that the God-man, Christ Jesus came to bring.”
An Amazing Psalm
Sermon #11 from the Series: Psalms: Songs from the Heart Scripture: Psalm 22. Sermon Title: “An Amazing Psalm” Sermon In a Sentence: “Because His God-forsaken death opens access to God for sinners like us who come to Him in faith, and because His victorious resurrection guarantees our victory, we must proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection to all people everywhere.”
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.
What the Empty Tomb Signifies
Sermon #46 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (28:1-10 ): Title: “What the Empty Tomb Signifies” “The empty tomb signifies that Jesus Christ has universal authority and that He is Lord.”
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.”
A Lesson on Riches, Redemption, and Rewards
Sermon #39 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 10:23-31): Title: “A Lesson on Riches, Redemption, and Rewards” Sermon in a Sentence: The gift of salvation-a blessing of infinite value that is worth every sacrifice-comes through faith in the finished work of Christ and is proof of God’s blessing upon your life, not material wealth and prosperity.
Crumbs for Dogs
Sermon #26 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 7:24-30): Title: “Crumbs for Dogs” – Though we are unworthy, we may partake of the blessings and benefits of Jesus Christ by coming to Him with a desperate, persistent, and humble faith, appealing to Him for His mercy and grace.
A Desperate Father, a Desperate Woman, and Faith in Jesus
Sermon #18 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 5:21-43): Title: “A Desperate Father, a Desperate Woman, and Faith in Jesus” – Because sin leaves us spiritually unclean and hopelessly desperate, we must exercise faith in Jesus who promises to pour out His mercy and grace, remove our uncleanness, and give us new life.
Jesus, Lord of the Sabbath
Sermon #11 from the Series The Gospel of Mark (Mark 2:23-3:6): “The Sabbath is God’s gift of love that reminds us our work neither creates, saves, nor sanctifies us, but that all of these blessings are accomplished through faith in Jesus Christ, the Lord of the Sabbath.”
2 Corinthians 9:6-15
Because God is able to cause his grace to abound, we are sure to have all we need to overflow/abound in doing the work God has given us.
Living in Truth and Love
As believers who have received the fullness of God’s salvation through Christ, we must live obedient lives that are characterized by simultaneously walking in truth and in love.
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.”