Sermons on Gospel
“The Priority of Prayer” – Acts – Sunday Morning Service
For the first church in the book of Acts, prayer was a top priority. We see a pattern of prayer then gospel proclamation then church growth. We cannot minimize the importance of prayer for today’s church.
“Believe Jesus!” – John – Sunday Morning Service
The Gospel according to John is written so that we may believe in Jesus. Faith in Christ Jesus is the key that unlocks eternal life and gives strength for today. Believe Jesus!
“The God of the Impossible” – Luke – Sunday Morning Service
We examine several pictures throughout Luke that reminds us our God is the God of the impossible. No prayer is too big to pray. No person is beyond His saving grace.
“The Greatest Servant of All” – Mark – Sunday Morning Service
The Gospel according to Mark presents Jesus as the greatest servant of all. He is the one who gave everything for those He came to serve and to save.
“So Close, Yet So Far Away” – Matthew – Sunday Morning Service
The Gospel according to Matthew demonstrates Jesus is the Messiah, the Christ. Yet those who should have easily recognized this truth were often the ones who rejected it, and Him.
“The God of Restoration” – Zephaniah – Sunday Morning Service
Zephaniah describes the “Day of the Lord” as a period of judgement for the unbelieving remnant and as a period of joy for the believing remnant. Which do you want to be in? Will you be made whole by Jesus?
“At a Crossroads” – Nahum – Sunday Morning Service
As individuals and as a nation, we are at a crossroads. Which way will we go? Our choice places us either under God’s grace and mercy, or God’s wrath.
“The Answer is Coming” – Micah – Sunday Morning Service
“God Used Ninevah to Change Jonah” – Jonah – Sunday Morning Service
Jonah was a prejudiced preacher. He cared more about himself and his ideals than he did the eternal souls of the lost. God used Ninevah to challenge Jonah, and to challenge us today.
“Who’s Really in Control?” – Obadiah – Sunday Morning Service
Who’s really in control of our life, us or God? The smallest Old Testament book, Obadiah, provides the biblical perspective.