Norris Ferry Sermons

Now, today, as we continue our study of Luke we see Jesus establishing his church planting core team if you will. Out of his disciples he calls a leadership team of twelve men and he begins to equip them for their work. My prayer is that the Lord...

Today we are going to try to understand what Jesus means in these parables about cloths and wineskins....I think most of us have a negative opinion of the Pharisees because a lot of times when Jesus is speaking to them in the Bible He is correcting...

This week, we see two accounts of Jesus calling men to follow him - to be his disciples - with two miracles sandwiched in between. I believe Luke is telling us in these verses what it means to be a disciple of Jesus so that’s what we’ll look for in...

Today we are going to look at Luke 4:31-44 and in these verses Luke records several events in Jesus’s life that make it clear that Jesus carries in Himself the very authority of God Almighty. My prayer is that God will use these verses to humble us...

Jesus returns to his hometown of Nazareth to teach in the synagogue. In reading Isaiah 61, Jesus claims that he is the fulfillment of the old testament prophecy. In their pride, the people of Nazareth reject Jesus. In today's sermon, Kevin...

We are going to look at three temptations and in each one we will look at the nature of the temptation, Jesus’ response to the temptation, and finally the lesson from the temptation.

In these verses we see three more testimonies that Jesus is the Son of God: John the Baptist, God (at the Baptism), and the Genealogy. I want to focus on John’s role to learn what we can about our role as witnesses.

We are only two chapters in and Jesus is only twelve years old and already we are confronted with the evidence that Jesus is great. He is the Son of the Most High and God has given to him the throne of his father David, and he will reign over the...

How would you describe God?Different things shape our view of God...what we will see in our text today, in particular, is that God is rich in mercy.

Zechariah and Mary have two very different responses to God's Good News.Through Zechariah's unbelief, he became mute, while Mary's belief in Gabriel's message led her to rejoice in song. Jared challenges us to examine our response...