Iowa Falls Evangelical Free Church Sermon Podcast

Life can be confusing. We have big, unanswered questions and deep, unrealized desires. Not everything is clear but it is clear that not everything is as it should be. Today, we’ll get an introduction to our new series in the book of Ecclesiastes as we look at the first 11 verses together. Is everything actually meaningless?

The Bible and many eyewiwtnesses claim that Jesus died for our sins and that He was raised from the dead. Many, including a disciple named Thomas, find that unbelievable at first. But what if the barriers to believing are broken down? What are the benefits of believing? Today, we look at a few verses from John's gospel that were written so that we would believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and

The Bible and many eyewiwtnesses claim that Jesus died for our sins and that He was raised from the dead. Many, including a disciple named Thomas, find that unbelievable at first. But what if the barriers to believing are broken down? What are the benefits of believing? Today, we look at a few verses from John's gospel that were written so that we would believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing we would have life in His name.

The Bible and many eyewiwtnesses claim that Jesus died for our sins and that He was raised from the dead. Many, including a disciple named Thomas, find that unbelievable at first. But what if the barriers to believing are broken down? What are the benefits of believing? Today, we look at a few verses from John's gospel that were written so that we would believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing we would have life in His name.

The Bible and many eyewiwtnesses claim that Jesus died for our sins and that He was raised from the dead. Many, including a disciple named Thomas, find that unbelievable at first. But what if the barriers to believing are broken down? What are the benefits of believing? Today, we look at a few verses from John's gospel that were written so that we would believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and

On the evening before the triumphal entry inot Jerusalem (what we call "Palm Sunday"), Jesus was the honored guest at a meal. In John's account of this meal, we see how a number of different people respond to Jesus. Jesus is worthy of honor and sacrifice. Do we believe that and respond accordingly?

On the evening before the triumphal entry inot Jerusalem (what we call "Palm Sunday"), Jesus was the honored guest at a meal. In John's account of this meal, we see how a number of different people respond to Jesus. Jesus is worthy of honor and sacrifice. Do we believe that and respond accordingly?

Is the God of the Old Testament diffrent than the God of the New Testament? Is there more than one way to be counted righteous by God? Today, we will work oujr way through the whole 4th chapter of Romans where we'll see quite clearly that God has always counted people righteous by faith.

Is the God of the Old Testament diffrent than the God of the New Testament? Is there more than one way to be counted righteous by God? Today, we will work oujr way through the whole 4th chapter of Romans where we'll see quite clearly that God has always counted people righteous by faith.

It is not good to think that we can earn what can actually only be received as a gift by God's grace. When we remember that justification can only come through faith we stop boasting, we believe that God really can save all kinds of people, and we lift p Jesus who perfectly fulfilled the law.