Chase Gallimore Sermons

Those preachers teach that TRUE faith is when you hand God a sheet of paper and it has all your requests written on it and then you expect God to do what you want. That’s not Biblical Faith. Biblical Faith is when you hand God a blank sheet of paper, and then you tell God – not my will, but YOURS be done. Here’s a blank piece of paper. I TRUST you to fill it in with things YOU want done in my life.

More and more in the world around us, story is king. Young people are immersing themselves in movies, television, and even video games that tell a story. If you want to share the gospel message, it's as simple as telling your story. You may be thinking, "my story isn't really all that impressive." Here's the truth: If you belong to Jesus, your story is POWERFUL!

Pentecost was a dramatic display of God's Spirit. In this second part of our series, Thy Kingdom Come, we explore why Jesus picked Pentecost to begin His church and what can that mean to us? Our text comes from Acts 2.

A new series at Winchester Road, Thy Kingdom Come will take us through the book of Acts. Throughout his entire ministry, this was Jesus’ message. The problem was, he meant one thing by those words, while those who listened to him meant another. In part one we will examine the two things Jesus came to this world to do.

In the final sermon in our series on keeping your eyes forward, we find Jesus celebrating the innocent newcomers. He reminds us to keep the main thing the main thing.

We, as humans, have a tendency to want to look back at our past failures. We allow our past to become the focus instead of keeping our eyes fixed ahead. In John 12, Jesus explains his pathway to glory is through death, and that his story will become yours.

It is often when we wander, that we find ourselves in the wrong place, at the wrong time, with the wrong people. The foolish man meanders along in places he doesn’t belong. The wise man has a specific destination. In Proverbs 7-8, Solomon wanted his sons to understand the value of knowing where they were going. Where do you want to go?

This sermon was part of our series on contending for the faith derived from the book of Jude. One of the tools God has given us to contend for the faith is his word. Scripture has the power to transform the minds and hearts of unrepentant men and women and to transform the lives of those are broken and shattered.

You may be tempted to think this is the end of my story, why did God allow this to happen to me? The truth is God is faithful and His grace will prevail in the end. You may be in a chapter of pain or loss. Just keep reading.

Being thankful is a command. God takes grumbling and complaining seriously because he takes it personal. We worship a God that turned the death of his only son into our salvation. He can do just about anything with whatever you are going through.