Heaven’s Hymnal (sermon based on Revelation 4-5)
Pastor Chris preaches on the blessing of using Revelation as a worship “hymnal” instead of only focusing on the End Times.
Pastor Chris preaches on the blessing of using Revelation as a worship “hymnal” instead of only focusing on the End Times.
Sermon: Jesus Saves (Hosanna!)
Text: John 12:12-19; Psalm 118
Focus: Jesus came to save us from our sins.
Function: That they would look to Christ for salvation.
Sermon: Unclean No More
Text: Mark 5:21-43
Focus: Jesus makes us holy.
Function: That they would not live in shame over their sin—or shame others for theirs.
Sermon: “My” Body?
Texts: 1 Corinthians 6:11-20
Focus: Our bodies belong to Jesus, who made them and paid for them with his blood.
Function: That they would resist the sinful, sexual desires of the flesh.
Sermon: Nothing but Christ Crucified
Text: 1 Corinthians 2:1-12; Matthew 5:13-20
Focus: The Christian preacher must give people Jesus crucified and risen for them.
Function: That they would believe in the crucified and risen Lord Jesus.
Sermon: The Narrow Door
Text: Luke 13:22-30
Focus: Jesus is the narrow door by which we are saved.
Function: That they would trust in Christ alone and tell others about him.
Sermon: In the Cross of Christ I Glory
Text: Galatians 6:14
Focus: Christ’s death on the cross is the only thing that can save us from sin.
Function: That they would boast (glory) in the cross of Christ.
Sermon: No Greater Love
Text: John 15:9-17
Focus: Jesus loves us as the Father loves him.
Function: That they would love one another as Christ loves them.
Sermon: Save Us
Text: John 12:12-19
Focus: Jesus came to save us from our sins.
Function: That they would admit their need for a Savior.
We often talk about the fact that we’re “saved by grace” as an article of faith. But what does grace really mean? And why does it make an eternal difference in our lives?