South Sermons

Josh Kouri shares stories of the lost in Luke 15: One brother lost to religion, the other to irreligion, and Jesus is pursuing both.

Frontline Edmond Lead Pastor David Adair teaches from Matthew 6. If money exposes what the heart loves, what does your spending reflect?

Andrew Burkhart concludes this series by showing how, 2,000 years later, Jesus is still changing people and using us to continue the mission he began in Acts.

Andrew Burkhart teaches from Acts 19 on a revival that happens in the city of Ephesus. What can we learn from the Ephesians to bring a move of God to our city?

Globally, 60 million people are displaced due to violence, persecution, or disaster. Of those refugees, 30 million are children. Josh Kouri examines Scripture in light of the immigrant and refugee.

Josh Kouri speaks on what makes all human life sacred. How do we do as God asks and work toward the good of all?

Josh Kouri shows us in Acts 19 what happens to people who borrow faith, when Scripture is clear that we must be born again to be a Christian. Are you living off borrowed faith or your own faith?

Andrew Burkhart teaches from Acts 17. Paul is in Athens, which is full of idols, and he takes the opportunity to share the gospel. Have you embraced where God has placed you? Are you on mission there?

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas are beaten and jailed. At midnight, they pray and sing hymns to God and are delivered from prison. Josh Kouri reminds us that midnight comes for everyone, but that, with Jesus, deliverance is guaranteed in one way or another.

Josh Kouri address two common misconceptions about Christianity: The first being there is a certain “type” of person the gospel is for. The second being that it is Jesus plus something else that saves us. How do these misconceptions affect the way we live on mission?