Anderson Sermons

If you are reading this, it is safe to assume that you want to grow spiritually. But how do you do it, and how do you know that it is actually happening? This message will provide you with some thoughts on what maturity looks like, along with ideas on how to take your next big strides forward!

Everyone leaves a legacy. Yours may be lasting, enduring through many generations, or it may last only for a moment. Choose to live for a legacy that endures.
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Grace that isn't free isn't grace at all!
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The gospel of Jesus Christ is good news for all mankind -
male, female, black, white, young, old. The gospel of Jesus Christ tears down barriers by reconciling man to God and man to man. And it is our calling, Church, to join with God in this ministry of reconciliation.
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Trust God, even when the Church is suffering. God is still sovereign, God is still good, the Gospel is still true, and the followers of Jesus will be vindicated.
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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, not through entertaining the masses, but through their commitment to a few simple Great Commission principles. May our Churches be among those who have enduring influence for the Kingdom of God.For additional sermons in this series, click here.

No one is beyond the transforming power of Jesus. If God can change the Apostle Paul from an angry, self-righteous persecutor of the Church into the most ardent and effective advocate the Church has ever known, then He can change you as well. The question before you is simply, Will you allow Him to change you today? For additional sermons in this series, click here.

Throughout history, the crowd has rarely gotten it right. The crowd chose stones for Stephen rather than salvation from Christ. But Stephen stood alone and chose Christ over life. Do you have the courage to choose Christ over the crowd?
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We are the Church! We live out our identity as we are changed together, worship together and care for one another. We fulfill our calling as we, the transformed Church, go into the world to bear witness to Jesus Christ. Let's be the Church that the world needs to see! For additional sermons in this series, click here.

Faith plus or faith alone? Peter's call to repent is a challenge to turn away from stubborn self-righteousness and rejection of Jesus, and to turn toward God through faith alone in Christ alone.
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