God's Truth, God's Grace - New Port Presbyterian Church

Pastor Darrell Preaches on Luke 23:32-43 where we see on display: The sovereignty of God to save, the ability of Jesus to save, one man's journey to salvation, and the Christian's reward of salvation. Be encouraged to trust this God who is mighty to save.

Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 23:32-43 where we see that Jesus is the God who offers, provides, and grants radical forgiveness.

Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 23:26-38. Jesus is our one true God and King, and is the King who is rejected.

Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 23:26-31 and encouraged us to remember we have a God who allows Himself to be made weak and humiliated for us. This willing God knows what it's like to be crushed and weary and is also willing to bear our burdens.

Pastor Darrell preached today on Luke 23:18 - 25 where we learn about Jesus, Pilate, and Barabbas. How have you been like Pilate and Barabbas? Are you looking more and more like Jesus?

In John 15, Jesus invites us to abide in Him for the purpose of bearingmuch fruit to the Father's glory. In the message today, Pastor Darrell challenges us to consider how the Lord might produce more fruit in us as we abide in Him, proving ourselves to be His disciple-making disciples. 

Pastor Darrell continues encouraging us as we look again at John 15:1-17 and abiding in Christ.

Guest Preacher, Mike McLaughlin, preached from Colossians 1:3-8 and our hope in heaven. 

Pastor Darrell continues to look at John 15:1-17 where we are called to abide in Christ, the True Vine, who is the source of love, our nourishment, and our fruit-bearing life. We are encouraged to ask ourselves:

What are some false vines you find yourself especially vulnerable to, rather than the True Vine, who is Jesus?

Pastor Darrell preached on John 15:1-17, whereJesus calls us to abide in Him. Our abiding is for a purpose: to produce much fruit, to glorify God, and to prove to be His disciples.  We are asked to take an honest look at the fruitfulness of our abiding as individuals and as a church.