A Fresh Wind Sermons

At just the right time, Jesus came into the world. He came to free us from the crushing weight of the law. We could never be good enough to earn salvation, so Jesus lived a perfect life on our behalf. Why? Because of love.

The circumstances of life have a way of robbing us of joy. Disappointment, frustration, and loss can suck the very life from us; however, Jesus’s birth reminds us that, no matter how hard life is, we can discover a joy that endures.

The Prince of Peace lives in you! Let Him prove Himself to you as you walk by faith. Because peace isn’t the absence of conflict. It is the presence of Christ!

The birth of Jesus was something promised that actually came to pass. We can trust Jesus is still working today, and that gives us hope. No matter what we are facing in life right now, anything is possible through the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.

Isaiah 9:2-7 // Matthew 1:22-23 // Romans 15:4

How should we express are gratefulness for Jesus, for what he has done on the cross for everyone of us? What would he want us to do? Have life to the full! He paid so that you can be free.

The Bible we carry around is a miracle. Yet, for many, the Bible has become common, or worse, a chore. When we understand all God has done to preserve His Word for us, our approach to Scripture changes forever.

Three things we are grateful for as the church of Jesus. Heaven. His Word that guides us, corrects us, and shows us the truth. Jesus! God incarnate. God with us. Who substituted Himself on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins. These next few weeks we are going to discover more of what it means to be grateful about these things and your response. Your gratefulness in action!

The darkness around us often feels suffocating. Our tendency is to shrink back and avoid confrontation. The problem? When God's people remain silent, everyone loses. Jesus said to let our light shine for the world to see. Are you ready to shine bright? The world is waiting.

Jesus, the Word of God, stood on the mountain and gave this command, "Love your enemies." This is a very difficult thing for us to do. When we are hated and when we are cursed, to actually love is so opposite of the way we feel. He never said it would be easy to become like Him, but this is what He does.

Jesus commands that His followers abide and remaining in Him. Apart from Him, He says, we can do nothing. What does it mean to abide in Christ? It means to keep in fellowship with Christ so that His life can work in and through us to produce fruit.