Holy Trinity Church Cambridge

God looks at our hearts and not our outward appearance. Do we choose to see ourselves using the world's lenses or through the eyes of God?

Passage: 1 Samuel 16:1-13

God looks at our hearts and not our outward appearance. Do we choose to see ourselves using the world's lenses or through the eyes of God?

Passage: 1 Samuel 16:1-13

The Holy Spirit is our helper, He is present in us and for us, our duty is to open up ourselves and make room for Him.

As earthen vessels, we are insufficient in our own strength. We will have cracks and bruises from life's many battles, but the spirit of God uses our weaknesses as a platform to showcase his strength and shine his power through us.

Passage: 2 Corinthians 4:7-18

The resurrection of Jesus is the actual beginning of God's new creation. It is a foretaste of God's Kingdom that is to come.

Passage:

1 Pet 1:3-9, Rom 8:18-22

Our body is a gift from God to be honored, respected, accepted and also offered back as a living sacrifice to God who made us. This sermon allows us to do some deep work in owning our bodies and letting God use us for his glory.

Passage: 1 Cor 6:12-20

Jesus' resurrection is a mystery, yet a fact that gives us hope, that there is indeed life after death.

Passage: 1 Cor 15:19-23 & 51-58

Jesus is risen and transformed into his kingly majesty. He appears to John in this deep revelation and confirms to him his authority and power over death. What does the risen Jesus have to say to the Church today?

The resurrection of Jesus shows that He really is the Messiah. His disciples now have a deeper understanding of who He is, and their purpose in this kingdom story.

Passage: Luke 24:13-25

Jesus comes to us as a king, but a king who has the heart of a servant, to serve and save all of humanity.