Vaughn Park Church of Christ (Sermons)

As "Christ's ambassadors" (2 Cor. 5:16-21), our personal relationship with Christ should bring about personal transformation and compel us to share our personal testimony. 

As Christians, we will be shaken. But Jesus can handle the storms in our life. A lesson from Mark 4:35-41.

Josh Ross from Sycamore View Church of Christ in Memphis challenges us to be more missional by giving up home field advantage and ministering to hurting and lost people on their turf. 

The kingdom of God grew from a few apostles with a simple message, and God can use our little things to do great things as well.

Everyone in the Church is important; we need each other; and there are jobs for all of us. Brad's sermon reminds of us the importance of the Body as we sign up for ministry and service opportunties. 

Revelation Chapter 1 gives us a glimpse of how awesome it will be when we see Jesus — the perfect priest; the pure one; His absolute strength, and His mighty power. 

As Vaughn Park Church celebrates Agape Sunday through giving, Brad's sermon focuses on Ecclesiastes 2 and its lessons: Don't live your life for money or things; live a life of service; and live for God.

Brad uses Romans 1-3 to illustrate the dangers of growing blind to our sin (while finding the flaws in others). Only by understanding the awfulness of sin can we fully appreciate the gift of grace.

Brad uses the example of Acts 6 to remind us there are No Excuses for not serving in the kingdom of God. God calls all His people to ministry, and we can't allow distractions to keep us from our ministry.

The Church and our understanding of Grace give us an advantage over the children of Israel as we face struggles. Brad reminds us we all stumble and face challenges, but with God and the help of other Christians, we can overcome.