Collinsville Church of Christ Sermons

In this message from Hebrews 2:5–18, we explore the astonishing truth that Jesus became fully human—not just to save us from sin, but to stand with us in every struggle. As our Brother and Savior, he entered our weakness, defeated death, and walks beside us with compassion and strength. Because of him, we are never alone. This is the unshakable hope we hold in Christ above all.

In a world full of noise, distractions, and shifting cultural tides, it’s dangerously easy to drift. In this message, Jordon Crow calls us to anchor our lives in the truth of Christ and the salvation he offers. Drawing from Hebrews 2:1–4, we are reminded that God has spoken through Christ with clarity and power—confirmed by signs, witnesses, and the Spirit. The message challenges us to stay rooted in God’s word, be present in our walk of faith, and respond to the call of transformation through Jesus. Whether you feel secure or adrift, this lesson is a call to remember, return, and remain.

In this message, we explore the majestic opening of Hebrews and discover why our hope is in Christ above all. Hebrews 1:1–4 presents a breathtaking portrait of Jesus as the final Word of God, the radiance of God’s glory, the sustainer of the universe, the purifier of our sins, and the one who reigns forever at the right hand of the Majesty on high. When we truly see who Jesus is, we find a hope that is unshakable.

In a world full of shifting values, broken promises, and fragile hopes, the book of Hebrews points us to something greater—Jesus Christ. He is the clearest picture of who God is, the perfect advocate who stands for us, the anchor that holds us steady, and the leader who ran the race before us. In this message, we begin our journey through Hebrews by discovering that there is no better hope than the one we find in Christ.

What does it mean to love and trust someone you’ve never seen? In this final message of the Living Hope series, we explore 1 Peter 1:8–9 and discover that faith in Christ fills our lives with a joy deeper than our circumstances. This joy is not reserved for the end of the journey—it’s something we can experience now, because salvation is already at work in us. Even in trials, even in waiting, we rejoice because we know the One who walks with us.

When life gets hard and faith is tested, how do we keep going? In this message, we explore 1 Peter 1:6–7 and discover that true, living hope doesn’t crumble under pressure—it strengthens our faith through it. Even in seasons of sorrow, God is at work. He refines, redeems, and one day, he will reveal the eternal value of faith that endures.

In this message from 1 Peter 1:4–5, we explore the unfading promise of hope that we have in Christ. While worldly hopes fade, our inheritance in Christ is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading—kept in heaven for us by the power of God. And not only is our inheritance secure—so are we. As we trust in God’s power, we are strengthened to endure and receive all that he has promised. This living hope is not just for someday—it sustains us today and overflows into the world around us.

In a world full of fragile and fading hopes, the resurrection of Jesus Christ offers something radically different—a living hope that cannot be shaken. In this message, we explore 1 Peter 1:3 and discover how living hope is born through the mercy of God and the victory of Christ’s resurrection. This hope is not something we achieve; it is something we are born into by the power of God. Because Jesus is alive, our hope is alive too.

This Easter message walks with two grieving disciples on the road to Emmaus and reveals how the risen Christ turns sorrow into joy, confusion into clarity, and disappointment into renewed purpose. As we follow their journey, we discover that hope isn’t lost—it’s alive. And his name is Jesus. The resurrection is not just something to celebrate—it’s something to experience. In Christ, hope is not deferred… it is fulfilled.

On Palm Sunday, we walk the road with Jesus into Jerusalem—and into the heart of God’s redeeming love. In this final message from the Rising Hope series on the Psalms of Ascent, we explore Psalm 130, a prayer that begins in the depths and rises with confident hope in God’s mercy and full redemption. Just as the psalmist cried out and waited for the Lord, we too can trust that, in Jesus, God has provided all we need to be rescued, restored, and redeemed.

Whether you’re stuck in sorrow, wrestling with guilt, or waiting on God’s promises, this message will encourage you to cry out, wait in hope, and walk the road to redemption that leads to Christ.