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God is glorious beyond our deepest knowledge or wildest imagination. And yet we have seen his glory through Jesus his Son. Surely our most fulfilled and satisfied life comes when we live giving glory to Him alone.
Today we explore one of the greatest declarations of Jesus Christ's character and authority. Ned speaks about Jesus being the creator, saviour and sustainer of our lives.
In Colossians 2 Paul speaks of the all-sufficiency and glory of Jesus our Saviour and the Ruler over all. This sermon is from Derek guest preaching at the Chinchilla Church of Christ.
Today Ned explores 3 major themes from Matthew 11:20-30
The importance of repentance and the woes that come to those who do not repent. Jesus' declaration that He and the Father are one in the same. Finally, Jesus giving us rest.
Pharisees brought a woman to Jesus caught in the act of adultery. What followed was a confrontation of epic proportions and Jesus showed us the wonderful truth of the Gospel of grace.
Hope is vital for human life: without it we have nothing to live for. True hope comes from God and the incredible grace He has poured on us.
We often question the point of life in light of the fact that we get old and die. Ecclesiastes addresses this issue front on and gives hope which is found in God alone.
All of us at one time or another ask, "What is the meaning of this work I am doing?" Work is central to human life and yet it is often difficult and frustrating, and it never ends! Ecclesiastes gives us great wisdom as to how this works in our lives.
Life is full of good and bad times. All of these are part God's sovereign plan for our lives.
In his old age Solomon looks back over his life and all he had done and achieved and he makes a statement we all think at one time or another: it's all meaningless. But how does this work when we look at life as Christians?
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