If you want a bad name, then admit to your doubts. Look at Thomas. We read in our text about how he admits to his doubts about the resurrection of…
Jesus and Mission
Some of us think of church primarily as what happens on Sundays. In this sermon, we look at a key event that reorients us to who the church is called…
Jesus and Transformation
In the previous sermon we saw that Jesus changed the lives of two prominent men in the culture of the time: Joseph and Nicodemus. This week we are going to…
The Resurrection
Jesus really did die, he really was buried and he really did rise from the grave. And as a result what we see is that people’s lives were really changed…
The Good Thief
Jesus & the Cross (Part II)
We have to be careful when we come to the cross of Jesus to not just view it and two seconds later push it aside as if it was a…
Jesus & The Cross (I)
We have to be careful when we come to the cross of Jesus to not just view it and two seconds later push it aside as if it was a…
Jesus, Jairus and the Bleeding Woman
In this beautiful story we see two people who could not be more opposite. A man and woman. A Pharisee and outcast. Rich and poor. But both come to Jesus in their time of deep brokenness. Both come to God with faith and belief. In their moment of deepest need Jesus looks at them with care and compassion. In both cases He gives them more than they ask for: not just a healing but belonging, not just a healing but also a demonstration of power and authority over death.
Jesus and Power
So how do we use our God-given power, influence and gifts to serve rather than be served? How do we see the gospel go out and effect change in people’s souls and in people’s lives so that generations are changed for Christ?
Jesus and Injustice
We continue our study in the Gospel of John and looking at what each passage specifically teachings us about the person and work of Jesus. In this sermon, Pastor Sam…