Sermons

If the tomb is full, then our hearts remain empty. If the tomb is empty, then our hearts can be full. The empty tomb addresses empty hearts! Jesus live, died, was buried, and rose from the dead to bring forgiveness, fullness, joy and satisfaction as a child of God. Listen in!

The road to the cross carried great weight, most visible in the Garden of Gethsemane in the agonizing prayers of Jesus.

You can pray without standing (physical posture) but you can't stand without praying (spiritual posture). Ephesians ends with this important reminder that prayer is our greatest asset in the spiritual battle. Therefore, our spiritual struggle demands a life of prayer.

Life is war. God has created his children to Stand in this midst of this spiritual war and to fight armed and dangerous showing no mercy to our sinful desires and showing no mercy to the tactics of Satan. God's call for His children is to Fight! Fight for the sake of the Glory of God, the advancement of the gospel, the good of your family, and the care of your soul.

Prosperity cramps a war time mentality and blinds people to the realities of the spiritual war that wages around us. However, Satan wars against the glory of God. When a person surrenders their life to Jesus, they are delivered from Satan's domain darkness and transferred into the kingdom of God. This means war! The spiritual battles of the week, will make you spiritually weak. Depend on God's strength - Stand! Don't take a seat!

Rooted people are growing in gospel fluency. Gospel fluency revolves around God-centered answers to these 4 important questions: 1) Who is God? 2) What has He done? 3) Who am I? 4) What do I do? Ephesians is like Rosetta Stone, bringing gospel fluency to those who receive its message and surrender themselves to Jesus. Let's grow deep, and live tall!

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