South Union Sermons

Bottom line: The greatest act of worship is not the song we sing, but the life we surrender.

Bottom line: God doesn’t simply save us from something. He saves us for something. He saves us to know Him, love Him, enjoy Him, and worship Him forever.

Bottom line: Worship is not something we attend. Worship is Someone to whom we surrender. That Someone is Jesus Christ.

If worship only happens while we’re singing on Sunday morning, then we’ve missed what the Bible teaches. The Bible presents worship as a way of life. Worship is the daily response of a heart that has encountered the living God.

The Bottom Line: Reassurance can only be felt as we choose to heed the reassuring words of God.

Bottom line: A nation’s greatest need is for her people to humbly trust and obey God.

Will we live by what God said or by what Satan said?

Bottom Line: God said it! That settles it!

Bottom line: A life lived faithfully for Jesus, leaves of legacy faith that speaks loudly to others about Jesus.

Abel’s life challenges us to ask ourselves one simple question: What will still be speaking after I'm gone? Will it be my achievements? My possessions? My hobbies? Or my faith?

The author of Hebrews says Abel still speaks because:  He worshiped by faith.  He obeyed by faith.  He left a legacy of faith.

The challenge is not merely for fathers. It is for all of us. Live in such a way that when your life is over, your faith continues to speak.

Bottom Line: Wise people invest their time in what matters most because time is short, eternity is long, and opportunities do not last forever.

Bottom line: God calls His people to remember His faithfulness so future generations will trust Him too.

Remembrance is important. It’s important to a nation. It’s important to individuals. What we remember is important: those who sacrificed for our freedoms; and God’s faithfulness that has brought us to where we are today. 

remembering God’s faithfulness gives us confidence for the future. And remembering God’s faithfulness today will help future generations trust Him in the years to come. 

Bottom line: You can step confidently into your next season because God goes with you.