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Pastor Darrell encourages us in Jesus being the ultimate fulfillment of Psalm 72 and to ask ourselves, "Where do I need Jesus to exercise His kingly reign over my life?"
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 12:32-34, exploring the profound spiritual truths behind letting go of worry and finding peace. Jesus is our Prince of Peace, bringing peace on earth and goodwill toward men.
We welcomed Aaron Turner to New Port today to open God’s Word for us. Aaron is Director of Outreach at MidTown (PCA) Church in St. Louis. Aaron preached on Luke 12:22-34 and having confidence in God's love and provision as we seek to live for Him.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 22:63 – 23:25 where we see two different responses to Jesus: worship vs. rejection. How will you respond to Jesus?
Advent hope doesn't require us to ignore the reality of our brokenness. We must see it to grasp the hope of Jesus' return. Pastor Darrell looks at Luke 22 and 2 Corinthians 7:10 as we consider godly sorrow as seen in Peter as well as worldly sorrow as seen in Judas. This leads us to see our need for Christ.
In Luke 22:35-46 we see that Jesus does not fail when tempted. He doesn't just die in our place but lives and obeys in our place as well. He then is able to enable us by faith and grace in our dependent prayerfulness and endurance.
Guest Preacher and missionary with International XChange Organization, Gary Johnson, preached from Isaiah 30:1-19. From this passage, we can see the signs of leaning on our own understanding or on God.
Pastor Darrell preached today on the rise and fall of Peter. in Luke 22:31-33, 54-62. We are reminded in this passage of Christ's faithfulness, compassion, and keeping ministry to us.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 22:24-30 where Jesus reveals to His disciples what true greatness is. True greatness comes through servanthood. Who is the greatest among us? Jesus.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 22:7-23, where we considered Christ's eager desire to complete the work the Father had given Him to do.
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