Chase Gallimore Sermons

We are never more like God than when we forgive. If I am going to forgive I must acknowledge the hurt, release my rights for revenge, and lean on Him.

As Christians we are called to give grace as we have been given grace from God. The real test in your undestanding of grace is the extent to which you give grace and offer forgiveness to the person who’s hurt you the most and deserves it the least.

It’s not falling into sin that drowns us. It’s staying in sin and under its influence in our lives that drowns us. No sinner is ever so far down that God cannot and will not forgive them of their sin.

Don't spend your life trying to outrun God because you think he’s chasing you to collect what you owe. What He truly wants is to give you what you could never afford. That's the amazing thing about grace.

Compared to God, we are insignificant. Yet, he choses to use us for his purposes. In Ephesians 2:10, it says, "...we are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.” God can use you if you spend time with Jesus and read his book.

This is the final part of our series on our God who is, who was, and who is to come. The truth is Jesus is coming back and he has a home for you.

This sermon is part of a three part series about our God who is, who was and who is to come. In Matthew 28, a passage you probably know as the Great Commission, Jesus says, "And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

When the Israelites reached the outskirts of the Promised Land, they sent in 12 spies to scope out the land. The land was exactly as God had described, flowing with milk and honey. However, 10 spies reported that there was no way they could defeat the giants that lived there. The other two recognized that with God, anything is possible. When you look at challenges and obstacles in life, do you see giants? Or, do you see God?

We, as Christians, are called to reflect Jesus. In this sermon from December 18th, 2016 we take a look at what it means to look, act, and sound more like Him.