Christ’s resurrection changes the course of lives today; we have gone from death to life through the declarative work of the resurrection.

Jesus did not come as a King according to the standards of this world. In fact, He came to bring a different type of peace than the one expected by those who welcomed Him into Jerusalem. In this Palm Sunday message we will see that Jesus was the King of the Cross and not the King of our desires. He came to bring the peace of reconciliation with God, through His sacrifice on the cross. He is the King of the Cross

How do we view our salvation? For many, God's act of salvation is the coming together of our will and God's grace. Yet, in Scripture, Salvation is a monergistic work of God, where God elects His beloved children and changes their identity and position before His presence.  These are wonderful news! We have been born again  into familial relationship with God. Text: John 1:6-13

The church was birthed in difficulty and trial, yet, through God's sovereign Hand, the church was resilient. How will we be resilient in light of all the unprecedented events taking place today? This sermon seeks to provide an encouragement to all of us that no matter what comes our way, Christ's church will prevail. 

Why do we have a hard time trusting Jesus? In this sermon based on the John 1:1-5, we will see that Jesus is to trusted because He is not just our Savior, but He is Creator, sustainer, and God Himself. The reason we don't trust Christ and His cross is simply because we do not have a high view of His person, as the preexistent, Word of God. His eternality and Divinity compels us to trust him with complete surrender of our lives.  

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This is an introductory sermon surveying  the original audience, context, and purpose of the Gospel of John. We will see that John's main purpose in writing His Gospel is not for people to simply believe in Christ, but to believe in such a way that we truly believe, with the wholeness of our affections, that He was the Son of God. This is the first sermon in a series entitled: "Believe: The Gospel According to John"