Sermons

As believers, we must understand that the church is absolutely central to God’s eternal purpose that He has realized in Christ Jesus our Lord. Therefore, it must not be pushed to the periphery but be central to our lives. In other words, we should be ready to pray, to work, and to suffer for her glory!

As believers, we must understand that the church is absolutely central to God’s eternal purpose that He has realized in Christ Jesus our Lord. Therefore, it must not be pushed to the periphery but be central to our lives. In other words, we should be ready to pray, to work, and to suffer for her glory!

The mystery of Christ has been revealed through the apostle Paul to the saints in Ephesus, and to us today, which gives us every reason in the world to be overwhelmed by the gospel of God and emboldened to live radical lives, proclaiming the gospel to every nation, tribe, tongue, and people group.

As believers, it’s essential to remember from where it is that we have come. Because we were once separated from Christ, strangers to God, and alienated from the people of God. But now, through the blood of the cross, we have been reconciled to God and joyfully welcomed into the family of God!

The mystery of Christ has been revealed through the Apostle Paul to the saints in Ephesus, and to us today, which gives us every reason in the world to be overwhelmed by the gospel of God and emboldened to live radical lives, proclaiming the gospel to every nation, tribe, tongue, and people group.

We can rejoice in the Lord because of His redeeming work, fulfilling His promises to grant us salvation and deliver us from our enemies of sin and death. As a result, we are free to serve God without fear, proclaiming salvation to those in darkness as we walk in peace with our Creator.

We should receive the good news of God’s perfect plan of salvation through the incarnation of His only Son, Jesus with great joy and respond with meditation, praise, and obedience.

The angelic announcement of the miraculous birth of Christ demands a response of faith and praise, for God looked upon our humble estate and sent His Son, Jesus, to be our Savior. Therefore, our hearts should be filled with joy and our mouths with praise for God’s glorious provision of a Son.

We can rejoice in the Lord because of His redeeming work, fulfilling His promises to grant us salvation and deliver us from our enemies of sin and death. As a result, we are free to serve God without fear, proclaiming salvation to those in darkness as we walk in peace with our Creator.

We should receive the good news of God’s plan of salvation through the incarnation of His only Son, Jesus with great joy and respond with meditation, praise, and obedience.