Baptism is a public declaration of our union with Christ, our obedience to his command, and our belonging to his people. What is preventing us from being baptized?
This is a stand-alone sermon by Ross Taylor on the touch of Jesus.
On this Epiphany Sunday, we are reminded that Jesus Christ is the King of kings and Lord of lords. Do our words, our actions, our thoughts, our lives, our giving, our prayers reflect this reality?
This is a stand-alone sermon by Ellwood Splane on the resurrection of Christ.
This is a stand-alone sermon by Ellwood Splane on the substitutionary atonement of Christ.
This is a stand-alone sermon by Ross Taylor.
This is a stand-alone sermon by Ellwood Splane.
With everything going on in the world right now, we need a good word from Jesus. In this passage, Jesus reveals how we can have peace in the middle of anxiety.
As we begin a new year, may our response to Jesus be as eager and joyful as that of the wise men.
When Christmas is over, it can feel like one big letdown. The Christmas dinner has been eaten, the presents have been unwrapped, and the family goes back home, or we go back home. And what took maybe a month to plan is over in a few short hours.
But maybe this letdown is because we were expecting something to happen that didn't fully happen. Maybe we were wanting Christmas to fill that longing in our heart that only Christ can fill.
In this sermon on the story of the wise men, we learn that God has created this longing in us for Jesus and that Jesus is the solution to our need.