We must face the truth about our own condition, and until we do, we can never be saved.
Text: Ephesians 2:1-3(This sermon was given by Bob Boerman.) Jim Dobson once said, “Kids today encounter more sex on their way to […]
Text: VariousThe 20th century has been rightly called the “Age of the Holy Spirit.” There are many reasons for this, but […]
Text: Ephesians 5:18It is commonly said that Christianity is supremely a religion of grace. And that is certainly true. We sing about […]
Text: Ephesians 2:1-10As this is the first Sunday of a new year, it is an appropriate moment to begin a new sermon […]
Text: Jeremiah 24:7; John 17:3; Ephesians 1:17; 2 Thessalonians 1:8To be saved, you must first realize that you can’t save yourself. As long as you hold on to your self-righteousness, you cannot be forgiven. Being a Christian means you’ve come to Christ and you’ve come by faith to the cross. It means that He’s the one that will come into your heart and forgive your sin and change your way of life.
Text: VariousThe Holy Spirit does everything to bring us to Christ, everything we need to walk with Christ in this life, and everything we need to take us safely from earth to heaven. He does it all for us and he does it for all of us. None of us could live even one day as a Christian without the aid of the Holy Spirit.
Text: VariousOf all the names that the Bible gives and of all the names that believers give to Jesus Christ, none is more precious than the name Redeemer. There are other names we use more often, such as Lord and Savior, and rightly so because those too are Bible terms, but no word touches the heart like the word redeemer. When we say Redeemer, we remember what it cost him to save us. Redeemer is the name of Christ on the cross. We remember not only that he gave us salvation, but that he paid a mighty price for it.
Text: VariousWhen you do a good job, you are serving Jesus Christ just as much as a missionary on the other end of the earth. The other side is also true. When you cheat your boss and do poor, shoddy work, when you’re lazy, when you show up late, when you’re not respectful, conscientious, sincere and eager, you are sinning against God just as much as the cheapest thief on the street.
Text: Ephesians 6:5-9Servanthood should begin at home. If it doesn’t begin there, it probably won’t be seen anywhere.
Text: Ephesians 5:22-6:4