Sermon Of The Week

God did not just put the rulers of this world to open shame at the cross, He did it at the very beginning of His Son's life.

As we ready to celebrate the birth of our Lord, we remember that Christ is the Light of the world and that without Him, we would remain in darkness.

The salvation which makes the desert land that Isaiah describes into a garden is none other than Christ himself.

Unlike the other sons of Jesse (David and Solomon), Christ shall bear lasting fruit. The effect of His reign shall be life, not death.

In the Advent season, we remember Israel's awaiting of the Messiah just as we now await the day when He will come to bring fullness to His Kingdom.

We were created in Christ Jesus for the purpose of doing good works now, in this life, as a prophetic witness. We are to live as if the age to come is already at hand.

Thankfulness should not be confined to just our devotional and ministry activities, but in everything we do, we are to give thanks to God.

The deep assurance which comes from the witness of the Holy Spirit gives us confidence to withstand the attacks of the evil one.

Jesus Christ is the means and ends of our community because He is the source and purpose of unity among the brethren.

We cannot defeat our anxieties by trying to be or do better. Instead it is the renewal of our minds by Jesus' teaching that sets us free to trust Him.

We are not defined by our jobs, possessions or family. We are defined only by our devotion to Jesus.

There is one true center for all human beings that gives them purpose and meaning: God, man's Creator. Man is God's image-bearer.

Christ invites us to come and be satisfied in Him. No one else has ever offered up a satisfying, fulfilling promise such as this and had the power to fulfill it.

We have a tendency to forget, whether it be our successes, our failures or the Gospel itself. We must be reminded again of our great Hope.

God has already reconciled us to Himself through Christ. To embrace and rest in the work of Christ done on our behalf is to glorify God.

In Paul's letter to the Philippians, he encourages them to be a living testimony and a prophetic witness of God's deliverance.

How are to we know that we are in a healthy way of life? Believers grow in maturity, following Christ by taking part in His Church.

Christ's invitation to rest is the invitation to a renewal of our mind to see how God sees.

The parable of the good Samaritan isn't just about how to be a better person - it tells us about what Christ has done for us.

The Acts of the Apostles, Part 10 - The Apostles confront the burdens placed on the Christians by the Judaizers.