Anderson Sermons

The treasure of the gospel of Jesus Christ, entrusted to us, is our most valuable possession. Proclaim it fearlessly and protect it courageously, because in it death is destroyed and life from God is imparted. Nowhere else but the gospel can we find such riches.

Are you controlled by courageous faith, or do you cower in fear? Do you pull back, or do you press on to fulfill God's calling on your life? Fear is the adversary of faithfulness, but God's Spirit can conquer all fear.

Some churches shrivel and die. Other churches thrive and flourish. What about your church? Will it fade, or will it flourish for generations to come? And more specifically, what can you do to help your church become or remain a vibrant, growing community of faith?

God has called us not just to eternal life, but also to a transformed life. And He has provided everything we need to become changed, godly, holy people - people who love Him most and love only the things that He loves.

You didn't earn eternal life, so you can't lose it. The greatest possession in the universe, life forever with God, is both free and secure. Can there be any greater motivation to live like Jesus and to live for Jesus?!

In the image of Himself, God made us to reflect His character and represent His authority on the earth. We are fearfully and wonderfully made, but we are also fatally flawed. Only the work of God's Son can restore in us God's beautiful design and purpose.

The Triune God is unlike any other god. He is personal; He is relational; He is giving, sacrificing, and serving. He is love. He is Father, Son and Spirit - three persons and One God, all delighting in one another, and loving their creation in a manner far beyond any love we have ever experienced in this world.

The Triune God is unlike any other god. He is personal; He is relational; He is giving, sacrificing, and serving. He is love. He is Father, Son and Spirit - three persons and One God, all delighting in one another, and loving their creation in a manner far beyond any love we have ever experienced in this world.

Good theology leads to true worship, and true worship changes our lives. To live well we must learn to think rightly about God and to love what He loves. The study of God (theology) is not dusty, dry and irrelevant; it is life-giving and life-changing.

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?