Luke 1.34-38

God commands us to obey but with the command empowers His people to obey. In this sermon we outline the importance of the Holy Spirit to obey God.

Luke 1:38

We are looking at the ways God empowers obedience in our lives.

Luke 1:38

We continue to look at how God empowers obedience in his people.

Luke 1:38

Mary responds to Gabriel with a statement of obedience to God. In this sermon we consider why obedience to God is important and how God empowers his people to obedience.

Luke 1:5-25

Zachariah is a good man who forgets to live in expectation that God is present and at work. How can we practice the presence of God in our lives? In this sermon we try to nail down on this very concept.

Luke 1:1-4

In the prologue of Luke’s gospel, we meet the author and the recipient of “Luke-Acts”. We learn that Luke wants Theophilus to have “certainty” about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Philemon

Paul writes a letter to a wealthy friend about a runaway slave of his that highlights grace, mercy, and forgiveness - for them and us!

Mark 8:27-38

Jesus saves our lives so we can spend our lives for his glory.

Mark 7:1-8:26

In this sermon we look at the dynamics of human transformation according to Jesus.

John 6:30-56

More than solutions we need the Shepherd. Jesus demonstrates for his disciples what kind of shepherd he is and how he leads us as our shepherd.