Sermons
Christians are future-oriented. We serve a God who has no problems and only plans conceived before the foundation of the world. We are informed by the past, equipped to live…
Like everything that Jesus did, His entrance into this world is full of surprises. The nativity reveals the humility of the Lord—our Maker and Master—who became as a baby in…
The resurrection is not just an important doctrine of the faith, but one that we live in light of every day. God weaves the pattern of death and resurrection into…
Paul has shown that the resurrection of Jesus is historically proven. Multiple eyewitness accounts confirmed it. Still, some Corinthians denied the general resurrection of the dead. What does that say…
Advent begins today, the fourth Sunday before Christmas, when we get ready to celebrate Christ’s incarnation and His future coming in glory to judge the living and the dead. By…
Like Christians in our day, the Corinthians were confused about the resurrection (v12). They weren’t denying Jesus’ resurrection but their own, so Paul goes back to the gospel—the life, death,…
Sermon from guest preacher Pastor Daniel Corey of Juanita Community Church.
Does it really matter how we worship God? Isn’t order and formality in the service constraining and legalistic since what matters is our hearts? Paul concludes a long discussion about…
God gives every gift to the Church, and every gift is meant to be used to edify the body. Paul teaches about prophecy and languages because these gifts were misunderstood…
This is Reformation Sunday, the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, set off by Martin Luther posting his 95 Theses on door of All Saints’ Church in Wittenberg on October…