LifeSpring Sermon Blog

The text for this sermon comes from Matthew 22:1-14, and it is about a wedding banquet invitation which the invitees refused to attend.  The sermon asks the question, How many times do we tell God, I'd rather not accept your invitation to be your disciple.

In Matthew 23:1-14 Jesus' parable of the wedding banquet is told.  In this parable, invitees turned down the King's invitation to his son's wedding dinner.  The sermon is about the unlikely invitation of random street people.  In this Jesus raises the question of what is most important to us.

Jim Grasley takes us in Paul's recommendations about what the substance of a Christ follower should be.

This sermon is from Philippians 3:4-14.  In this text Paul is warning the church at Philippi about false teachers and how to protect the church from being victimized by such.;

This sermon comes from Exodus 15:1-21 which is a song that Moses sang, praising God after the Israelites evaded the Egyptian army at the Red Sea.

This sermon comes from Romans 12:1-8 and is so named because in the text Paul exhorts the Christians at Rome to present their lives as living sacrifices to God.

Jim Grasley brought this sermon from Psalm 119:33-40 which explored the way that poetry was used to express the Psalmist's devotion to God and desire to live in accord with God's desire.

The sermon for 9 August comes from 1 Kings 19:1-21 and is about the way that Jezebel terrified Elijah and caused him to flee to a cave about 100 miles south.  Wanting to give up.  No doubt feeling like a failure.  The sermon is about what happens to him.

Jim Grasley delivered this sermon and took his text from Matthew 14:13-21.  In this text Matthew records the feeding of the crowd of 5000 people.

On August 30, LifeSpring Church celebrated our 20th Anniversary.  Bruce Logue and Jim Grasley delivered a split sermon based on 1 Samuel 7:12 and Philippians 1:3-6.  The general theme for the morning was the importance of memory in shaping who we are in the future.