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Can the Words of Jesus be trusted? Pastor Darrell shows from Luke 21 how everything Jesus said would happen, did happen just as he said it would. We can, therefore, wholly receive and trust all that He said.
Pastor Darrell preached a second in a sermon series on Luke 21:5-38. He encouraged us to trust what God's Word says He accomplishes through severe mercies and the divine providences of the Lord.
In the first of a three-part series, Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 21:5-38, where we see the kindness of God in the reality that Jesus' sacrifice is the better sacrifice and satisfies perfectly once for all.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 22:1-6, where we are reminded that while the world, the flesh, and the devil scheme, the Lord has a plan and is sovereign over all.
In Mark 4:35-41, we see that Jesus is the God who is with us in the storm.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 20:45 – 21:4 where Jesus honors a devoted widow and condemns the teachers of the law.
Pastor Darrell shared a presentation of the gospel and encouraged listeners to respond by faith.
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 20:19-44, where we see the scribes speak words intended to trap Jesus. Jesus' words remind us we are made in the image of God. We bear His name, and it is good for us to allow ourselves to be challenged: Are we giving God that which is rightly due to Him, not out of duty but out of love and for who He is?
Pastor Darrell preached on Luke 20:1-18 where we see Jesus' authority questioned. We can ask ourselves, "Where am I not joyfully respecting and submitting to the authority of Jesus in my life?"
Pastor Darrell preaches on Luke 19:28-48, and we consider the ways Jesus, our King, comes to us. Among the many ways, He comes:
Bringing peace, disruption, and restoring proper functioning. Where do you need Jesus to bring His victory to bear in your life more? Where do you need the peace of Christ to rule over your heart and life more? Where do you need Him to bring disruption? Where do you need Him to restore you to proper functioning?
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