Do you have someone in your life that you find it hard to forgive? If you do, then you probably know how this can complicate your spiritual journey and clutter up your soul. In this sermon, Pastor Steve uses the text from Matthew 18:21-35 to help us understand the practice of making room for forgivenss.

In our lives that often are overly-complicated, the simple value of being surrounded in vibrant friendship with other Christ followers so often is what sustains us on the discipleship path. Pastor Steve encourages us to grow in Christian friendship in a life group or deepen the friendships you have.

Fear can really complicate our inner life. Pastor Steve will explore the ways God helps us to face down our fears. Gospel lesson: Matthew 14:22-33

One of the great sources of stress, dissatisfaction and unneccessary noise and busyness in our lives is our fretting over our jobs and money. This week we will learn from the Apostle Paul about the secret of being content in all things, includingo our jobs and our income.

We learn from the testimony of Scripture and the example of Jesus, it is in the deserted places in our schedule where God fills our buckets. Pastor Steve encourages you to identify what streams of life-giving water that you can use to fill your bucket in those times you feel empty.

Pastor Steve walks through Matthew 16:21-28 and contrasts the Theology of the Cross (the things of God) with the Theology of Glory (the things of men). Download the sermon outline here: http://bit.ly/1kz13ET

"Who do you say that I am?" The answer to this question lays the foundation for the Christian church. In this message, Youth Pastor, Greg Osborne, explores three key foundations of the church.

All of us are leaders in some area. Today, Pastor Steve will teach through John 2:1-11 and share lessons from the Global Leadership Summit to encourage all of us to become the leader God is calling us to be.

How do I know if God is speaking to me? Does God still speak directly to people? How would I know? This sermon will use the accounts in 1 Kings 19:9-18 and Matthew 14:22-33 to help us to understand how to hear God’s direct revelation and encourage us to do what God tells us to do. A sermon outline for this message may be found on-line at stlukecolumbus.com.

The everyday grace that comes when we live in God’s time helps us avoid the manic frenzy to accomplish that is our unholy ethic.

What does it mean to live on God's time?

What is one step you can make to live more in God’s time?