Bowling Green Christian Church - Sunday Sermons

In the triumphal entry we see Jesus respond to screaming fans, skeptical leaders, and humble people. How will Jesus respond to you?

"Your faith has saved you, go in peace and be freed from your suffering," said Jesus to a suffering woman and to us today. The Story chapter 24 covers a large portion of Jesus' ministry. This sermon focuses on two miracles tied together in Mark 5.

Mark 1 records Jesus primary purpose of proclaiming the gospel. How should we understand his call to preach as believers?

Does God change between the Old Testament and the New? How should we understand Jesus in relation to the Old Testament? John 1 provides us with an understanding of Christ and the Old Testament that every believer needs to consider.

We need to preserve faithful families so that they can preserve us. This message explores the theme of family in the book of Malachi and God's strategy for preserving his people between the testaments.

Esther shows an incredible amount of courage as her faith leads her to change a dangerous situation. This sermon examines how we use the words "have faith" in other difficult situations.

The nation of Judah moves back to Jerusalem and in the hustle and bustle of moving forgets to put God first. This message challenges us to put God first in our lives.

Elder Steve Briggs speaks on the lessons we learn from Chapter 18 of The Story: Daniel in Exile.

Chapter 17 of The Story tells us about the fall of Judah and dispersion of God's people. The Nation of Israel knew God and God was apart of their world, but He was just "hanging around", not the center. If God is not the center of our lives, our marriages, or our spiritual lives, we can expect a similar fall.

Chapter 16 of The Story records the fall of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. It also reveals God's amazing justice and compassion. This sermon explores these character traits of God and our response.