Sharing one’s Christian faith has never been easy, but in a country that feels increasingly hostile to Christian values, it seems more difficult than ever. Old evangelism principles seem...old, and outdated. What are we supposed to do? How are we supposed to do it? This series of sermons on evangelism offers insight into how we are to proclaim our faith.

When Jesus died his friends and followers had a natural reaction - they mourned. They had lost a friend, and even more, they had lost the person they found their hope in. But three days after Jesus' death, he rose again. His friends tears turned to laughter, their fears turned to excitement, and their sadness turned to happiness; they overflowed with joy. The good news is that Jesus' resurrection can make us overjoyed.

Good Friday is the day that the church remembers Jesus’ horrific death by torture and crucifixion. In that moment His suffering was not just that of physical pain, but one of emotional and spiritual agony. The moment Jesus breathed his least breath it was noon and the world went dark. Peace, joy, and hope seemingly disappeared...but not forever.

Palm Sunday is the day we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem. However, Jesus’ entry into the city where he would die was not itself an event of pure celebration. Some cheered, but some feared and others jeered. So why do we celebrate? Perhaps it is because Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem signaled the ultimate triumph – it signaled a future day when there will be no more tears.

FOR SOME IT FOLLOWS TRAGEDY, FOR OTHERS IT IS SEASONAL, AND STILL FOR OTHERS IT IS A DAILY STRUGGLE. DEPRESSION IS LIKE WALKING IN THE DARK WHILE NOT KNOWING WHERE THE LIGHT IS OR IF IT WILL COME BACK ON. THIS SERIES OF SERMONS WILL NOT MAKE THE DARKNESS GO AWAY, BUT WILL ILLUMINATE WITH THE GLOW OF GOD’S COMFORTING

ASSURANCES.

For some it follows tragedy, for others it is seasonal, and still for others it is a daily struggle. Depression is like walking in the dark while not knowing where the light is or if it will come back on. This series of sermons will not make the darkness go away, but will illuminate with the glow of God’s comforting

assurances.

For some it follows tragedy, for others it is seasonal, and still for others it is a daily struggle. Depression is like walking in the dark while not knowing where the light is or if it will come back on. This series of sermons will not make the darkness go away, but will illuminate with the glow of God’s comforting

assurances

For some it follows tragedy, for others it is seasonal, and still for others it is a daily struggle. Depression is like walking in the dark while not knowing where the light is or if it will come back on. This series of sermons will not make the darkness go away, but will illuminate with the glow of God’s comforting assurances.

Long before Jesus was born the world knew much about what he would do and who he would be. Many of this knowledge came from a prophet named Isaiah. In his book he offers important insights into the magnificence of Jesus. These sermons expound Jesus in Isaiah and declare him to be, Immanuel.

ong before Jesus was born the world knew much about what he would do and who he would be. Many of this knowledge came from a prophet named Isaiah. In his book he offers important insights into the magnificence of Jesus. These sermons expound Jesus in Isaiah and declare him to be, Immanuel.