Josiah Meyer » Sermons

We have all heard "God is love," but what does that actually MEAN? A discussion of love, and of God's character.

Originally titled "Diagnosis, Prognosis, Cure," this sermon looks at the reality of Sin, and the Good News that it can be "fixed" in Jesus Christ.

Psalm 51 is my "go to" passage when I need to repent. Written by David after the Bathsheba escapade, it is a psalm of aching and pure repentance, which charts a path from sin, to becoming a "man after God's own heart."

This is a gutsy and very personal sermon in which I lay out one of the major, deep heart issues which make us act like Pharisees, even when we are trying to serve God.

Continuing in my series on "Holiness Gone Wrong," this sermon examines the question of what a Pharisee truly is, and why Jesus warned His church so strongly against them.

If we're saved by grace, doesn't that mean we can sin all we like? A look at Romans 6, and an answer to this question.

Romans 5 begins with the proclamation that we are "justified" through Jesus Christ. What does that mean? How does it affect us? How will we live differently because of this reality?

This easter, we celebrate having "peace with God," (Romans 5:1) But why should we care? Isn't God already at peace with us? An examination of Ecclesiastes, and the human condition, and what Jesus truly saves us from.

We believe that we are saved by grace through faith. But what does that MEAN? In Romans 4, Paul directs our attention to Abraham, to help teach us about saving faith.