ARCC Sermons

We will look at the connection between rest, a vision for the Kingdom, the gospel, and lament.

Jesus helps us to see that one cannot think about repentance without thinking about grace. There is no repentance without grace and repentance is the fruit that God seeks.

Inherent to the good pleasure of the Father giving His children the Kingdom is His prerogative to see to it that we are ready. As the servants culminate in the return of the mast in the previous teaching of Jesus, this week the accused will meet the judge. Will we be ready for that day?

Like servants left with their master's estate while he is away, we are called to live in readiness for his return.

The Lord Jesus speaks the truth and promises of God that rightly go with a command to not be anxious.

The garden and the gardener motif can be such a helpful presentation of the beauty and the struggle. It is especially glorious when we are given eyes to see Jesus in the garden as THE Gardener.

There is a fear that casts out all fear and there is a pursuit that trumps all pursuits. The people of God need a fresh vision of God to pursue the mission of God.

Most of us have preconceived notions around the term “Pharisaism”. Jesus is going to bring great clarity around the devastating qualities of the men who were meant to lead to the people towards God but instead leading them away.

Good news was meant for an evil generation. The problem with the evil generation is that it things everything else is the problem. However, we must make sure the light IN US is not darkness.

Missional Communities at ARCC are the “everyday” vehicle by which believers are equipped to “go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.” (Matt. 28:19-20)