Sermons of Rev. Tom Morrison

Many believe that repentance is a work of theirs. But Luke 15 reveals that only God in Christ can cause people to repent of their sin and turn to Him. This is the point of the lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost sons.

Luke 15

There is much speculation about who will be in heaven. But the Scriptures make it clear that outcasts will be in heaven. That is, those who hate this life and love Christ for what He has done for them will be in heaven.

Sermon Text: Luke 14:1-35

The time to repent and believe in Christ is now – to wait is to offer increasing resistance to Christ.

OT Text: Isaiah 49:7-13

Semon Text: Luke 13:22-35

The controversy with the synagogue ruler and the healing of the sick woman provide an occasion for Jesus to demonstrate and preach about the contradictory power of liberation.

Text: Luke 13:10-21

The tragedies of life challenge all people to repent of their sins and flee to Christ.

OT Text: Isaiah 5:1-7; NT Text: Luke 13:1-9

To wait rightly for the final Day of the Lord when Christ comes again is to find peace through the first Day of the Lord at the cross and to wait diligently for Christ’s return.

NT Text: Luke 12:35-59, OT Text: Zephaniah 1:14-18

You may seek the Kingdom of God and not worry because of what the Kingdom is and because God provides.

Luke 12:22-34

Luke 12:13-2.

The parable of the rich fool demonstrates the folly of greed of which all people are guilty. Jesus worked to give His people eternal life, which left Him poor and alone at the cross. The result, however, was that His people were freed from the tyranny of greed and to a life of selfessness.

Beginning of a three-part introduction to the reformed faith