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A farewell sermon from Peace’s founding pastor.
Here are Points to Ponder for Life Groups.
Here, we see John encounter the risen Christ in a vision. We notice that John's experience of the risen Christ is not happy at all when we do. He is so overwhelmed that it appears he falls unconscious because of the incident. Jesus is not interested in helping John or us to a happy Easter. He wants something far more critical to happen. This sermon explores what that is.
Here are Points to Ponder for Life Groups.
It is possible to know what happens in history or a story but not know why. This idea is essential with the crucifixion. Many know that Christ was crucified. What isn't always well understood is why. This sermon clarifies through the teaching of Luke why Christ was crucified.
Here are Points to Ponder for Life Groups.
Just three days before his death, Jesus tells a parable that foretells his coming rejection. Jesus elaborates on this parable by quoting a verse from Psalm 118. “The stone the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.” This sermon will explore how Christ, the rejected stone, is the perfect cornerstone to build on.
Here are Points to Ponder for Life Groups.
The Parable of the Prodigal Son is a story told by Jesus and loved by many. It has been told and retold countless times, and for good reason. Both the younger and the older son were lost in different ways. The motives of their hearts are depicted in the story and give us a lot to consider. However, the main character of the story is neither of the two sons. It’s their gracious father.
Here are Points to Ponder for Life Groups.
What does spiritual claustrophobia feel like? It can feel like you’re being smothered and crushed by the devil’s temptations. See how Jesus battles against the devil and liberates you from any feelings of spiritual claustrophobia. Jesus has fought for your freedom and won.
Psalm 110 is a titan of a Psalm. Of all the Psalms quoted in the New Testament, Psalm 110 is most quoted. But why? What is it about? This sermon walks the listener through the Psalm, showing that it brings us the perfect peace of Jesus.
Psalm 1 tells us how to make the journey that is our lives on earth. In doing that, it describes the blessed life. This sermon explains how the Psalm sets up life as a journey and then meditates on the ramifications of that for our lives.
After Paul opens his readers’ eyes to God’s mercy and grace, he directs their attention to a picture of authentic community. This is a community that might look unusual and backwards in the eyes of the world. But backwards isn’t bad. In fact, it can be lifesaving.
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