Sermons

The final lesson in our series of discipleship is the final word on what it means to apprentice under a cross-carrying Messiah. This is how all will know that we are His disciples. Doing rightly, acting justly, and living as ambassadors of the kingdom of love.

How do the Psalms sing to us about Christ, or fix our hearts for his presence?

What is the call of Christ to one who wants nothing more than to faithfully follow the scorned Savior who loves the whole world? What does it mean to exchange my will for His…and at what cost?

What good is faith, if it has not works? What are words without deeds to match? What would it look like to live what we say we believe?

How might we approach evangelism? Come, walk with me. Share my life. And learn of Christ.

Jesus came…preaching (Mark 1:14). Just words? Words have conquered kingdoms and forged new worlds. And when it’s the word of the cross, the message of God’s glorious kingdom, the sword wielded by the Spirit to dispel the darkness and secure the faithful, it’s something greater still. Yes, we believe in the foolishness of preaching, for we know what appears so small, weak, and insignificant can rise from obscurity and be used by God to enlighten the nations and save the world.

Imagine a world that catered to the right-handed. What might that be like for a left-hander? They who have ears to hear…let them hear.

Jesus loved tables. The Son of Man came to seek and save the lost. And the Son of Man came…eating and drinking. Perhaps we can learn something about evangelism: who doesn’t love a table?

Joseph receives back his family. What do we learn about our relationships?