Anderson Sermons

True worship is all of you, all of the time. True worship is God's highest priority and your greatest good.
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Are you winning the race to which God has called you? In order to win, the Christian must be disciplined and focused on the things that matter most, always drawn to the prize that God will award to the faithful.
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By choosing to set our minds on what we have, rather than focusing on what we do not have, our character is transformed. And we always have something to be thankful for. If for nothing else, we can give thanks for the complete forgiveness of our sins and eternal life through Jesus Christ, our Savior!

The human heart is easily deceived and easily divided...but God longs for the absolute allegiance of an undivided heart, overflowing in sacrificial love for our fellow believers in Christ.
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God created marriage, and it is a wonderful gift. But your marriage will only become great and remain great if you invest in it. Paul commands husbands and wives to give themselves to one another by staying physically intimate and by staying committed.
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God's will is that marriage, between one man and one woman, last until they are parted by death. But in a broken world, that ideal is often not achieved. Are there ever any biblically permissible grounds for a marriage to be dissolved? What does Jesus say?

Churches, and individual believers, who fail to confront greed will bring shame on themselves and shame on the reputation of Christ. But churches, and individual believers, who protect the vulnerable from the strong, who choose gratitude over greed, who give freely of all that they have, will exalt the gospel and the name of Christ in this world.
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The needs of the world are limitless. How should we respond? Serve...and then stop. Respond to the needs that are "near" you, and then remember that we worship and serve an unlimited God.

We, God's people, must exercise accountability and discipline toward one another. Why? Because we love one another, we love the Church, and we fear the Lord.
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We own nothing. All that we have, indeed all that we are, is a gift from God to be invested wisely during our few short years on this earth.
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