GracePointe Church of Christ in Elizabethtown, PA

Our passage for this morning's sermon was Romans 14-15:13 and we looked at the extended teaching about two groups in the church, namely strong and weak.  Instead of spending a lot of time trying to identify these groups, we focused on the question: Given that churches have weak and strong, how are we to be unified in our experiences of faith?  May God open our ears to hear his word.  

The text for this sermon comes from Romans 13:8-14 and Paul instructs the Christians in Rome to live for Jesus in the surrounding culture.  He asks them to wake up to the dawning age of Jesus' Kingdom and to live in that Kingdom through the powerful way of love.  

This is a sermon based upon the text in Romans 12:14-13:7.  One practical matter is that the recorder stopped at the end of the sermon so you will notice that I had to re-record the last few minutes.  This sermon explores the church's responsibility to the outside world as Christ's re-humanization project in a world suffering from efforts in dehumanization.  In this text, both the care for our neighbors and respect for those in governing authority positions are covered by Paul, so we hope you enjoy and are challenged by this message from Scripture. 

In this sermon, Jed Salyards explores the content of Romans 11 and provides insight into the promise of God.  

In this sermon, Jonathan looks at Romans 12:1-13 in full view of the first 11 chapters of Romans and comes to the conclusion that the logical thing to do for those who believe in the story of Jesus is to present themselves to God.  

This sermon explores the grief of Paul over his people as the mission of God to the Gentiles continues to go forth.  Join us for a look of Romans 9-10 where we are given permission to grieve the past as we hope in the future work of God.  

This is an Easter sermon that explores the vision of Jesus in Revelation 1 and the song lyrics to "Because He Lives."  Jesus is both powerful and present and the Christian should rejoice in both realities of the risen Christ.  

A friends' day message that reminds us of God's love and God's action to show us his love through Jesus Christ.   

This sermon explores the content of Romans 8:12-30 and reminds us of our assurance in Christ as children of God and fellow-heirs with Jesus.  The text moves from the notion of being debtors to God to being children of God, which also moves our salvation from transactional to relational.  In the end, we can confidently engage the world around us knowing that God will work all things for good.  

This sermon explores the notion of law and how God has given His Spirit as a solution to the problem of humanity's reliance on law.