Sermons

The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ from the grave is experienced by eyewitnesses, confirmed by facts, and documented with clarity. It compels every person to examine the evidence, encounter the empty tomb, and embrace the Lord Jesus as the risen and reigning Son of God.

Jesus is the Savior for all people anywhere and everywhere. Though completely innocent, Jesus is mocked, rejected, and condemned so that guilty sinners might be forgiven. Therefore, we must see our guilt, trust Him as our sinless Savior, and boldly follow Him wherever He calls us to go!

Jesus is the true Passover Lamb who faithfully submits to the Father’s will amid betrayal, distress, and negligent disciples. He deals with our sin and obeys the Father where we fail. So, Christians take comfort: Jesus knows the depths of our sinfulness, yet faithfully saves us and keeps us forever!

Christ’s return and the judgment of the world is the next event on the redemptive calendar. Since He could literally come back at any time, we must be diligent to prepare ourselves by listening to Christ’s Word, laboring for Christ’s Kingdom, and longing for Christ’s return!

Since the Fall of Man, there has been conflict between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of darkness. Amid this conflict, Jesus encourages faithfulness over facades. Therefore, those who trust in Jesus must be aware of this kingdom conflict, engage it, and remain faithful in it.

Jesus is the one true King who is worthy of praise, broken over rejection, and zealous to purify His people. Therefore, we must respond rightly by celebrating Him as the King of Kings, trusting Him as our sacrificial Savior, and obeying Him by putting sin to death and walking in righteousness!

Jesus saves the outcasts of society who humbly receive Him but rejects the self-righteous who proudly refuse His Lordship. Therefore, rejoice in the Savior who has come and serve the King who will come again.

Jesus accomplishes our salvation through His death, burial, and resurrection. Therefore, God’s kingdom is NOT entered by the capable or the confident, but by those who know they are helpless and cry for mercy. May we be those who abandon self-reliance and depend wholeheartedly on Christ!