Anderson Sermons

What should compel us to live faithfully and productively for Jesus while we wait for His return? In Luke 19, we find three powerful truths that shaped Jesus’ parable and should shape our lives: be prepared for the unexpected, be productive with what God has given you, and pursue a personal relationship with the King.

Luke 19

Caleb began faithfully, waited patiently, and ended his life ambitiously with a single ambition to fulfill the will of God.

Joshua 14

Obedience is costly, but it is worth it.

2 Kings 22-23

Sometimes God rescues his servants by restraining them.

1 Samuel 25

A veces Dios rescata a sus siervos impidiéndoles actuar.

1 Samuel 25

What does the word " peacemaker " tell us in Greek, and what are 3 ways we can apply that word today?
Matthew 5:9

Caleb began faithfully, waited patiently, and ended his life ambitiously with a single ambition to fulfill the will of God.

Joshua 14

One woman’s desperate prayer became the foundation for a national revival. Hannah’s faith, expressed through her vow and her obedience, led to the birth of Samuel—a prophet who would anoint kings and point toward Christ. Her story teaches us that even in sorrow, persistent prayer and worship shape the future.

1 Samuel 1:1–28

La oración desesperada de una mujer se convirtió en el inicio de un avivamiento nacional. La fe de Ana, expresada en su voto y obediencia, dio lugar al nacimiento de Samuel, profeta que ungiría reyes y prepararía el camino hacia Cristo. Su historia nos enseña que, aun en medio del dolor, la oración persistente y la adoración pueden moldear el futuro.

1 Samuel 1:1–28

Have you ever wondered why faith feels strong around others but fades when you’re alone? Joash’s life shows how easy it is to borrow faith without growing deep roots and how that can lead us right back to what once tipped us up and tried to destroy us. But even in repeated failure, God protects, provides, and pursues and He still invites us to engage, respond, and grow.

2 Chronicles 22:10, 24:27