In this message titled “Look!” from Numbers 21, we explore the powerful connection between what we fix our eyes upon and what fills our hearts. Just as the Israelites in the wilderness were healed when they looked in faith to the brazen serpent lifted up by Moses, Jesus points us to Himself in John 3 as the true source of salvation. This sermon walks through the danger and judgment of unbelief, the poison of sin in our fallen world, and the hope found through repentance and faith in Christ. By turning our eyes to the cross, we find the antidote for sin, the love of God displayed through Jesus’ sacrifice, and the promise of eternal life for all who will look to Him and believe.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

“One Body, One Lord” is a powerful sermon series centered on the biblical truth that the church is the Body of Christ, called to live in unity under the leadership of Jesus Christ alone. Walking through passages such as Ephesians 4, Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12, Colossians 1, and more, this series explores what it means to maintain a spiritually healthy church through humility, selflessness, compassion, truth, and Christ-centered unity. Each message challenges believers to reject division, pride, and selfishness while embracing their God-given role within the body. Above all, this series points listeners to the glory of Christ — the Head of the Church — and calls Christians to live grounded, settled, and centered in the gospel.

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is so much more than many realize. It is quite literally the tipping point of Salvation. Many pause at this doctrine and turn the other way. In this sermon, we seek to connect the dots between the Resurrection of Lazarus and the Resurrection of Jesus. We also make the case that our belief in this doctrine is not unfounded. CHRIST AROSE! He is the Resurrection and the Life!!! Do you believe?

We serve a God who is both loyal and loving. He intends for us to experience and exhibit these qualities. When we do, He not only changes us, but he also changes the world around us!

As we reach out to the world with the Gospel, we need to better equip ourselves to communicate to those who have deep thoughts about the big questions of life. This is precisely what Paul is doing in Acts 17. He uses the paganism, philosophy, and past of the Grecians to point them to the Lord. Are we prepared to follow the Holy Spirit in sharing the Gospel everywhere and to all people? Can we contend for the faith with folks who are diametrically opposed to it? Are we willing to challenge the falsehood that has inspired so many? When we know the truth of Jesus, we should be!