Sermons - Margaret Street church of Christ

“To Know Jesus …” by Scott Shanahan. To know Jesus you must be saved. A look at John 14:7-11.

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“Salvation” by Troy Spradlin. There is no subject more important than salvation. You can’t truly know Jesus unless you have been saved!

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“The Compassionate Servant” by Scott Shanahan. The compassion of Christ can be seen in Isaiah 53.

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“Blessed” by Casey Bearden. Do we truly understand this word? Do we acknowledge that we are blessed even in difficult times?

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“My Name is Peter” by Troy Spradlin. A first-person point-of-view narration of the Life of Peter, the disciple, the apostle, the preacher, and the impetuous.

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“Christ-Like Compassion” by Troy Spradlin. Are we as compassionate as we should be? Let’s examine Matthew 9:35-10:1 and see how we might follow the example of Jesus.

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“Come Unto Me” by Troy Spradlin. A look at the Greatest Invitation.

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“Dangers of Ingratitude” by Scott Shanahan. We must be careful not to be like what Paul mentions in his letter to the Romans, “Professing to be wise, they became fools,” (1:22)

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“UpKeep – Maintaining Our Spirituality” by Cory Myers. A keynote lesson from our 2018 seminar, “UpKeep!”

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“Suiting Up with Armor Anew” by Cory Myers. A keynote lesson from our 2018 seminar, “UpKeep!”

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