Clifton Church of Christ Sermons

One key thing to celebrate every Christmas is the truth that Jesus came to rescue and redeem us.

This week we look at how unknowable God is. The goal of theology is not to simplify God, but to embrace how mysterious and wonderous he is. That mystery is on display when the God who created the universe comes as a child.

The people of God waited for a Messiah. Christmas is a season that reminds us that Jesus is the answer to what we have waited for. And we now wait for his second coming when he will make all things new.

Today's sermon will try to wrap up our long series on The Good Life!

Job demands an audience with God to explain all the suffering he has gone through. What will God do? Will we be faithful to God, even when he seems unjust from our perspective?

This week, we are going to engage with a very tricky and complex book - Job. The question Job asks us today in our sermon is, "Why do we worship God? For the things we consider blessings or for the one who blesses."

This Sunday, we discussed the reasons why it is important to bless the children in our church family.

This week we wrapped up Ecclesiastes. We learned that God, through Christ, cleared the meaningless of our lives and our deaths.

"O death where is your sting."

The conclusion of Ecclesiastes (12:9-14) gives the readers some closure on the author's opinion on how to live well.

Today we look at three painful realities the teacher of Ecclesiastes teaches and how we should live in light of those realities.