Gospel of Grace Fellowship, Sermons (St Louis Park Minnesota)

We show biblically how Jesus sets the pattern for suffering followed by glory. Since the student is never greater than the master, we can conclude we must suffer prior to glory as well. Come and hear about the high cost of discipleship that all of Christ’s people must be willing to endure.

Christ has the authority to give His people the ultimate healing. We define this “ultimate” healing as the forgiveness of sins and the ensuing everlasting life.

Our status in the eyes of the world, whatever that might be, is nothing compared to the tremendous status upgrade we obtained by God’s grace when He saved us and made us slaves of Christ.

We are children of the King and that glorious truth does not depend on how important we were seen in the eyes of the world before our conversion. The corollary to this grand truth is that Christians must not bring worldly judgments of status into the church based on who they used to be. All the redeemed belong to Christ and partakers of God’s eternal promises. We are called into the fellowship of the Son!

Learn why Christ’ statement about the greatness of this Centurion’s faith proves that salvation has always been by faith alone.

Jesus’ miracles are designed to show the people of Israel and the world that He is the fulfillment of the messianic expectations found in Isaiah 35:5-6. Come and hear for yourself how Christ can make anyone “clean” and forever acceptable before a holy and righteous God.

We present a strong call for people to turn to Christ and trust Him since all who do not believe in the Son remain in darkness and face judgment. One must fully trust the Son to find salvation and escape from judgment.

The verses we cover in this sermon are by nature very difficult. We take each verse and each important issue that arises from it and explain what is clear, what is disputed and how what we can learn applies to our lives now. In the end we point to the need have grace to live godly Christian lives in a pagan culture.