Anderson Sermons

We experience tension when we live outside of our created intent. In the story of Adam, we see exactly what we were made for: relationship, responsibility, and redemption. 

Genesis 1-3

El Dios soberano sale al encuentro de Daniel en una situación de crisis para revelar misterios y dar a conocer su poder. 

Daniel 2

Cómo las circunstancias desafiantes de un Exilio en Babilonia fueron una oportunidad para que Daniel tomara decisiones que resultaron en la Gracia y la Buena Voluntad de Dios. ¿Cómo somos los Danieles de estos días (estudiantes, emigrantes y familias en general)? ¿Qué retos nos imponen las circunstancias actuales, pero cómo nos llevarán nuestras Resoluciones a conocer la bondad y la gracia de Dios?

Daniel 1:1-9

Through Hannah's life, God shows us how to respond in times of pain, suffering, and uncertainty. We are invited to devote ourselves to prayer, walk in righteousness, and teach ourselves good theology. 

1 Samuel 1-2

The perfect model on which we should pattern our lives is the incarnation. Imitate Jesus! He relinquished His rights, and sacrificially served His creatures, even to the point of suffering a cruel death so that we could have life with Him forever.

When we encounter a seemingly unbelievable story like the resurrection of Jesus, doubt is a normal response. Thomas wasn’t the only disciple who doubted whether it was true. After all, people don’t rise from the dead every day. But doubt doesn’t have to be fatal to our faith. Jesus loves doubters and can even use our doubts to strengthen our faith. When we acknowledge our questions and sincerely seek the truth, we can find an even deeper trust in Jesus on the other side of our doubt.

John 20

If the resurrection of Jesus is just a good story, then Easter is nothing more than a chance to wear fancy clothes and hide eggs. But if it happened, it’s the most crucial event in human history. If Jesus rose from the dead, our sins would be forgiven, our future would be bright, and our lives would have meaning. The Gospel of Luke demonstrates clearly and convincingly that the tomb is empty. And the empty tomb changes everything. 

Luke 23:50-24:12

Los discípulos de Jesús no recordaban sus palabras proféticas y no esperaban su resurrección. Eran escépticos a los que había que convencer de que había resucitado de entre los muertos. Sus discípulos de hoy hacen bien en recordar sus palabras proféticas y esperar con impaciencia su regreso.

Luke 24:1-12