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In Luke 13:6-9 and other passages, we learn that the Lord expects us to bear fruit. This fruit comes from abiding. Be encouraged to embrace the Lord in faith and abide.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 12:49 - 13:4 where we see Jesus warn about unrepentance. Why might we be so reluctant to repent? We are returning to a gracious, loving God. Be encouraged to remember truths about our Heavenly Father and who we are in Christ so that we more readily turn to Him in repentance and faith.
Pastor Darrell reminded us of the believer's possession in Christ through Romans 5 and other passages. Since Jesus is our covenant head, the merits, delight, and acceptance of the Father are ours.
The finished work of Christ is a central theme of the New Testament. It's not only an event that happened in the past but has present and future ramifications. How we behave and live life is impacted by the joy and freedom of the truths about the finished work of Christ, so we must grasp them with our minds and hearts.
2 Corinthians 5:17, 21
Romans 5:1
John 19:30
Hebrews 10:12, 14
Pastor Darrell preaches on Isaiah 43 where we see that the presence of God makes a difference when we endure hardship and pain.
Pastor Darrell preached in Luke 12:35-48, where Christ calls us to be watchful and faithful. There is a reward for obeying the call and consequences for not. Be encouraged that the Holy Spirit makes it possible to answer this call to faithful watchfulness by enabling us to trust, repent, believe, fear, and love God.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 12:13-21 where we can be encouraged to be most satisfied in Christ and to be rich toward God in our time, talents, and treasures.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 12:22-32 when Jesus offered an invitation to trust. As sheep of the flock of a Good Shepherd, we are not left to fend for ourselves. We are cared for by that Good Shepherd who provides all that we need.
Pastor Darrell preaches on Luke 11:37-12:3 where we see Jesus speak out against the Pharisees and experts in the law because of their burdensome teachings and faulty leadership. The people of God need a better leader and Christ is that better leader. We are reminded that Jesus is the Good Shepherd and a better guide. He doesn't just lead the way, He IS The Way.
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