Pillar Church of Okinawa - Sermons

Series: Stand Alone — Preacher: Jon Ransom —

In this sermon we explore three reasons, of many, why Jesus’resurrectionis more important to us than anything else.

Series: Be Still — Preacher: Jon Ransom

Series: Be Still — Preacher: Kyle Klekamp —

As we enter this uncertain season in which our Sunday morning public worship gatherings have been suspended due to concerns around the Coronavirus, we remember our Father’s words to his family. Simply, be still. Trust. Anchor our confidence in Christ, not our circumstances. Over the next several weeks we will focus in on what it means to be still by exploring this theme throughout the Psalms.

Series: Be Still — Preacher: Kyle Klekamp —

As we enter this uncertain season in which our Sunday morning public worship gatherings have been suspended due to concerns around the Coronavirus, we remember our Father’s words to his family. Simply, be still. Trust. Anchor our confidence in Christ, not our circumstances. Over the next several weeks we will focus in on what it means to be still by exploring this theme throughout the Psalms.

Series: 1 Corinthians — Preacher: Jon Ransom —

The church – God’s family – exists to display the beauty of the gospel to a broken people. She exists to display the faithfulness of Christ to a fractured city. But the church in Corinth was divided, just like the city. This church was fracturing because she was shaped more by the culture, less by the gospel, so she had nothing beautiful to display to a broken city and a breaking people. That is tragic. And, that is why we have the letter we know as 1 Corinthians. The Apostle Paul wrote to help this young church become more gospel formed and less culture formed. His aim was to anchor them in the gospel, to point them back to Jesus, so that they would become who God said they were meant to be, a united family in a fractured city. This letter holds the same purpose for us today.

Series: 1 Corinthians — Preacher: Jon Ransom —

The church – God’s family – exists to display the beauty of the gospel to a broken people. She exists to display the faithfulness of Christ to a fractured city. But the church in Corinth was divided, just like the city. This church was fracturing because she was shaped more by the culture, less by the gospel, so she had nothing beautiful to display to a broken city and a breaking people. That is tragic. And, that is why we have the letter we know as 1 Corinthians. The Apostle Paul wrote to help this young church become more gospel formed and less culture formed. His aim was to anchor them in the gospel, to point them back to Jesus, so that they would become who God said they were meant to be, a united family in a fractured city. This letter holds the same purpose for us today.

Series: Revelation — Preacher: Jon Ransom

Series: Revelation — Preacher: Jeff Hill

Series: Revelation — Preacher: Jon Ransom

Series: Revelation — Preacher: Jon Simburger