Jesus walked to his cross without complaint or hesitation. Despite the pain and suffering he didn’t refuse, because he knew we needed him. It’s too that cross that Jesus brings us. In all of our struggles, sins, failures, and sufferings, Jesus brings us to his cross and reminds us of his victory for us. “:For …
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What does it mean to be a disciple? It means giving up everything for service of the Lord. As Pastor Brown shares, it’s not that we have to throw away everything in our life, but rather recognizing that nothing in our life comes before our Savior. How can this be? How can I do this? …
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At Jesus’ transfiguration, he gave his disciples a glimpse of his glory. He gives us this same glimpse to comfort us, assure us, give us hope for the future. Listen to this sermon based on Luke 9.
What is the cross all about? Why do people put it in their homes, on their skin, or wear as jewelry? Remember the reason for the cross as you listen to this sermon by Vicar Gartner based on 1 Corinthians 1:18-25.
Jesus did it all for you. He finished your forgiveness at the cross. Now the Cross becomes your fixed point that orients your life. Listen to this sermon based on John 19.
We know glory when we see it. We know where to find glory. Jesus points us to an unexpected place to find glory. He points us to his cross. His death and resurrection are the most glorious thing we can see. Listen to this sermon based on John 12.
What is the “good life”? What does God say the “good life” is? Listen to this sermon based on Matthew 16:21-28.
Jesus suffered humiliation, torture, and death on the cross. He suffered all this for you and for me. Listen to the greatest battle ever fought and celebrate the victory that Jesus won for you.
Jesus came to earth to save us. He suffered death on a cross. In thanksgiving to him, we live and serve as he did. Listen to this sermon based on Philippians 2:5-11.