Jeff Lee's Sermons

Jesus urges us to pray, to pray often, and expectantly.  If a powerless widow receives justice from an unjust judge, how much more so should we expect to be heard by our Father in heaven.

A paralytic comes looking to be healed of his paralysis when Jesus surprises everyone by declaring the man's sins are forgiven.  Tonight we consider the significance of what that means for us as we come to Christ in faith.

Jesus' parables often surprise us and sometimes leave us feeling a little unsettled.  Today's passage will challenge us to consider our assumptions, our pride, and hopefully lead us to a place of humility in God's presence.  

Jesus' first miracle of changing water to wine has far more significance than what beverage is being served at a wedding.  It communicates to us the significance of who He is and the power of the Gospel.

Tonight we are confronted with the joy and significance of discovering the Kingdom of Heaven

Elisha's death brings an end to an era of the ministries of Elijah and Elisha.  Yet his death and the circumstances surrounding it point us to a prophet even greater than these two men who secures life eternal for those whose hope rests in Him.

In a day of immense suffering and hardship, the Lord delivered His people in the most unexpected of ways through the most unexpected messengers.

A mundane day, an unnamed servant, and a remarkable miracle point us to the goodness and kindness of Christ for the weak and lowly.

The Gospel of grace humbles to realize all that we are, all that we have, and all that we aspire to be, is nothing before the Lord.  And in that place of humility, is exactly where He meets us with His transforming grace.

The ministry of God's Word continues even after the departure of Elijah.  Elisha is the clear successor to Elijah's office as he executes faithful ministry to the Lord.