Sermons

FROM THE STORY OF ANDREW IN JOHN CHAPTER 1 ARISES A PRINCIPLE FOR THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. FOLLOWING JESUS MEANS THAT WE SHOULD NATURALLY DESIRE TO INTRODUCE OTHERS TO HIM. THE FIRST THING THAT ANDREW DID AFTER HE MET JESUS AND BELIEVED THAT HE WAS THE SON OF GOD, WAS TO GO TO HIS BROTHER PETER AND TO BRING HIM TO JESUS. IN THIS MESSAGE WE LOOK AT SEVERAL TRUTHS FROM ANDREW’S EXAMPLE THAT HELP US TO BE A BETTER DISCIPLE OF CHRIST.

As we continue to explore the meaning of God with us we read the story in Luke 2 of Mary's Visit with her relative Martha. In Martha's response and Mary's song we hear the message of Joy. God with us brings joy to the World and it should bring joy to our lives.

This week we will begin a new sermon series titled, “God With Us.” In Colossians 1 we are introduced to Jesus as the complete representation of God, yet he came to us in our flesh. We tend to think of Jesus as far away in time and space. The message of Christmas is truly Immanuel, God with Us in our flesh. This means He knows us, is near us, and He is with us in power!

The letter of Jude gives us early warning of coming Judgement. In verse 14 he reveals to us that from Enoch the seventh generation from Adam the Lords coming in Judgement has been prophesied. This means that God's redemptive plan has been set from the Genesis of the world and we are moving closer to the end. This encourages us that we will not always endure that hardships of evil and gives us the assurance that all things will soon be put in order.

This Sunday we kick off a new sermon series investigating the book of Zachariah. The messages given to this Old Testament prophet were meant to inspire and encourage a people who were deeply discouraged. Many who had given up and lived with little hope. These messages have a wonderful truth for us today. This week's message is titled “Come Home”. God is calling his children to return to Him.