Sermons About Jesus
What's New
Pastor Scott Miller jumps off of our wonderful baptism service from last week, and uses it as an opportunity to talk about New life in Christ from Ephesians 4:20-24
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Ignite Courage
Courage: We all want it, We all need it and the Holy Spirit is the place to get it. Join Peter and John who are involved in the miraculous and come under fire because of preaching Jesus and the resurrection. Like Peter and John, may others be astonished by our courage and may it be said of us..."they've been with Jesus"!
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Out of Control and Anxious
We like to be in control of our lives because we feel that being in control will protect the things that are most important to us. When we lose control of a situation we often get anxious. We should not get anxious when a situation is out of our hands because it is still in God's hands. When we worry it is because we have stopped trusting that God will provide for us. The Bible teaches us that we should cast our anxieties on God because He cares for us as a loving Father and He has promised to provide for our needs.
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Vocation: Freedom in Christ to Love Neighbor
In week four on our 'Call to Mission' Seminarian Brad Malone examines how we live out our mission in our vocational callings.
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An Emerging Humanity
This is a message from Colossians 3:9-17. Becoming what Christ has saved us to be requires not only the putting off of old ways, but the putting on of new practices, embracing his peace, and having his word dwelling in our hearts.
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Currency In The City (Matthew 6:19-24)
Greed is an eye sin. Greed is when we look to money and possessions as our functional god, central security, and primary significance. In this sermon, we will look at how to treasure heavenly treasures while we are on Earth.
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Faith, Forgiveness, and Freedom
Jesus teaches that through our faith in Him, we receive forgiveness for our sins, and freedom from their hold on us.
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Election
This week Pastor Kevin examined the doctrine of election and what it means to live as an elect exile in this world.
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Discipleship in Community (Jeff Lawrence & Dianne Miller)
Is it possible to follow Jesus alone? Well, Jesus began his work by inviting a small group of seemingly unimpressive men to become his disciples. Over three years, Jesus' character was shaped in them, Jesus' beliefs were refined in them, Jesus' mission was instilled in them, and Jesus' heart was nurtured in them. This vision for "discipleship in community" has rippled throughout centuries and continents, taking many different forms. What is undeniable, however, is that you can not fully follow Jesus on your own. The invitation to follow Jesus is an invitation to become a disciple as a part of a community of people who are learning to follow Jesus together. Do you have a small group of people that you connected to as a Christ-follower?
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