New Albany Presbyterian Church: Sunday Sermons

Jesus' betrayal is complete to his Glory.

In the darkest hours, Jesus is still in control and He still loves us.

Shortly before his arrest and trial, Jesus prays for us. In doing so, he asks the Father to do all that is necessary for his church to live for his glory and experience great joy.

The Glory of God is the singular and infinite worth of God

We are loved by the God of the universe!

Believers in Christ should be even more intent on investing in eternal rewards than lost people are intent on having wealth in this life.

If we are going to do greater things, the things of seeing people come to know Christ and have a vibrant, Christ-honoring, evangelizing and discipling church, it will take the generosity of our people giving to the mission.

Peter sums up the ways we are to live as the church and as individuals who have hope in a difficult world: with humility, perseverance and an eye on the finish line.

Jesus’ death and resurrection leads us to specific behaviors, specific things to say and how to say them, and specific things to leave behind.

Under God’s authority, we are commanded to follow Jesus’ example and live rightly in our relationships with the state, in our work, and in marriage.