Emmanuel Community Church Sermons

In this sermon, Pastor Matt reminds us that, to draw near in faith and hold fast our hope, we must love one another. We need to take thought to love as we have been loved by God in Christ, gathering regularly and encouraging each other to keep believing the gospel, if we are to endure to the end and inherit salvation

In this sermon, Pastor Keith exhorts us to press on to the shore of God's rest through the waves and fogs of trials. He reminds us to hold fast to the hope we confess, grounded in Christ and guarded by Christ. First, he reminds us how secure our hope is because it is already grounded in Christ's perfect work. Second, he encourages us that our hope is still guarded by Christ, as He is with us and is faithful to lead us till the end.

In this sermon, pastor Matt exhorts us, in view of the gospel, to draw near to God in the confident assurance of faith. For Jesus has made the way into the presence of God as our great high priest, and it is our privilege to worship him as his priestly people in faith, cleansed and washed by his grace.

In this sermon, pastor Matt shows us that Jesus Christ is the priest priest who sat down, reminding us that he sits enthroned because his sin-forgiving, covenant-making work is done. And those who draw near to God through Jesus can be forgiven, sanctified, and perfected for all time. We can be cleansed, consecrated, and made complete

In this sermon, pastor Matt reminds us that Christ offered his obedient life as the once for all sacrifice for sin. He himself is the sacrifice to end all sacrifices, for he was faithful to meet the requirements of the law and even bear its condemnation in his body, so that by the will of God we might be made perfect.

In this sermon, pastor Matt reminds us of the good news that Christ died once for sin that he might bring us to God. This is why the Son of God appeared, to deal with since once for all, and why he will appear a second time, that we might forever experience the fullness of joy in the new creation before the face of God our Savior.

In this sermon, pastor Mitch reminds us of a fundamental truth of Christianity: the blessings of salvation are secured by the blood of Christ. Because Jesus died as a sacrifice for sin, we can be forgiven and freed from our sin, accepted before God, and will one day receive an eternal inheritance.

In this sermon, pastor Matt Christ has made the way into the presence of God by his blood. Through the offering of his perfect life, he has entered once for all into heaven itself and accomplished an eternal redemption for us. Only Jesus can deliver us from sin and cleanse us to serve the living God.

In this sermon, pastor Matt reminds us that the old covenant couldn’t bring us into the presence of God. All of its requirements and rituals for worship came with restrictions because of sin. But what was out of sight under the old has been revealed in the new, for Jesus has made the way into the holy places by his blood.

In this sermon pastor Joel explores the glories of the new and better covenant that Jesus mediates, which has been enacted on better promises (Heb. 8:6). He reminds us that Jesus does not merely tell us to keep covenant but guarantees that God's covenant purposes will be fulfilled in his people.