Epiphany celebrates that not only is God present with us, his presence illimuminates the world so that we can see things as they truly are. The story of the magi illustrates for us why need need this Epiphany, and how to receive the gift of spiritual sight.

YOU STAND | Isaiah 61:10-63:9 with Phil Morrow by Christ Church Jerusalem

WHEN YOU ENTER | Isaiah 60:1-22 with John Arnold by Christ Church Jerusalem

WHEN YOU GO OUT | Isaiah 54:1-10 with Krystal White by Christ Church Jerusalem

In this sermon on John chapter 1, the Gospel author’s use of words becomes pivotal in understanding what is being said about Jesus and how people respond to him. After grasping what John intended to say, the sermon concludes by explaining how verse 14 answers those who reject God.

Christmas evokes feelings of coziness and family for many. However, the story of Luke 2 is anything but cozy. Amidst the difficulties of the story, Luke points the reader to Jesus and his power to overcome these trials back then and even today

Fourth Sunday of Advent

Christmas is the season that we rightly associate with joy because joy comes when we are in the Presence of the Lord. However, false expectations and our refusal to take God’s Word seriously robs us of both. God wants to so transform us that we will be able to live in joy despite our disappointments, hurts and sorrows.

Prepare the Way | Michael Kerem by Christ Church Jerusalem

The Day of the Lord is often described as a terrible day, a day of great fear and terror. And it will be a day of judgment. But instead of constantly watching the times Jesus told His disciples to watch themselves. It isn't the signs in the world we should fear but the one who will judge. We should also be grateful that He will come to redeem us. That is, if we are walking in his ways.