Edmond Sermons

Andrew Burkhart teaches from Acts 17. Paul is in Athens, which is full of idols, and he takes the opportunity to share the gospel. Have you embraced where God has placed you? Are you on mission there?

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas are beaten and jailed. At midnight, they pray and sing hymns to God and are delivered from prison. Josh Kouri reminds us that midnight comes for everyone, but that, with Jesus, deliverance is guaranteed in one way or another.

Josh Kouri address two common misconceptions about Christianity: The first being there is a certain “type” of person the gospel is for. The second being that it is Jesus plus something else that saves us. How do these misconceptions affect the way we live on mission?

Josh Kouri picks up our series in Acts 13 and 14. Paul’s first missionary journey is full of opposition and struggle, but is also surrounded and encouraged by others. When things get difficult in your life, how will you remain on mission?

Community Groups Pastor Sujith Jacob shows us God’s plan in Acts 13 for the Church to take the gospel to the ends of the earth. How can the Church of today be as empowered in Christ as the Church in Acts?

Concluding Advent, Josh Kouri paints for us a picture of the humble birth of Jesus, who lived and died the way he began. How does Christ’s humble way affect how we live our lives today?

Steve Robinson, Lead Pastor of Cornerstone Church in Liverpool, England, delivers a message from Isaiah about the future hope of Jesus’ return. What are you hoping and longing for this Advent?

Josh Kouri continues our teaching through Advent, which is a time of waiting and longing. In a world of fast food and instant gratification, what are you waiting and longing for during this season?

Andrew Burkhart begins Advent with the Exodus: a story of rescue and a mediator named Moses. How does the Christmas story tell of a better rescue and mediator?

Pastor Sujith Jacob walks us through Psalm 23, which paints a picture of God as a good shepherd. How does David’s Old Testament concept of God remain relevant in our modern existence?