Anderson Sermons

There is no power on earth greater than the power of our God. Many may resist Him, but none can defeat Him or thwart His sovereign will. In fact, as you obey Him, expect opposition, knowing that ultimately His redemptive plan will prevail over all forces, both earthly and spiritual. Trust Him. Worship Him. Follow Him.

Moses was called by God. I am called by God. You are called by God. Maybe not through a burning bush, but still God has called each of us into a personal relationship with Him through His Son Jesus; and He has called each of us to serve Him and bring Him honor through our lives. Moses was afraid and Moses was resistant. Are you afraid? Are you resistant? Or are you willing to answer His call?

The people of Israel had fallen on hard times. They were slaves in Egypt, far from their homeland. Where was God, the One who had promised them a land of their own and enough blessing to share with the whole world? Despite appearances, God was still with them, and God was still at work. And the same is true for us today: even when we cannot see what God is doing, and even when our lives look dark and uncertain, God is at work building His kingdom through people like you and me.

Some churches limp along. They keep the doors open, but they don't make a deep and lasting impact on their community or the world. Other churches thrive because they are committed to remaining focused on the timeless truth of gospel and the enduring priority of making disciples.

Your life has been set apart for God and for others. You were made on purpose and for a purpose. Dedicate yourself to God's intentions for your life, and discover true fulfillment and joy.

Two fish and five loaves placed in Jesus' hands is more than enough to feed a multitude. Are you prepared to give him your 2 and 5? Then get ready to see all that He will accomplish through you!

Our response to unexpected, and often unwanted experiences shapes our souls toward wholeness or barrenness. How will you respond to each of the burdens God calls you to carry through life? Will you allow them to make you or to break you?

The first century Church practiced radical generosity. Having been freed from the debt of sin by the sacrifice of Christ, they experienced joy in sacrificing for one another and for the cause of the gospel throughout the world. We want to be that kind of church for our generation.

From the time of its birth, the mission of the Church has remained unchanged. We are called to courageously bear witness to the resurrected Savior, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to all the nations of the earth, until Jesus returns.

The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is either a true account, or an outlandish lie. It is either the greatest miracle ever, or it is a malicious hoax. If it's a lie, we are still dead in our sins and without hope. If it's true, then we can have forgiveness of our sins and life that lasts forever only through Jesus. Are you still doubting, or are you convinced?