John
When we see an ambulance coming, we move out of the way, knowing that the paramedics are sent to bring healing and help to those in need. But how was Jesus sent to bring healing, and how are we sent as Christians?
We tested engaged couple James and Danielle to see how well they know each other. When you love someone, you want to know everything about them! In this sermon, hear about how well Jesus knows you. Can you believe that He knew you from before you were born and that He knows every thought and action in your life? The great news is that He loves us through everything we've ever done and will never let go of us.
Jesus' words in John tell us to "Follow Him". We can have confidence to do just that and not doubt about our life in Christ.
Man has built many temples, but through the Gospel message, Jesus is both our temple and the one we worship.
We might think of ourselves or our heros as indestructible. Unfortunately, we know that because of sin, we are very much destructible. Only through God's Grace and His sacrifice, are we made INDESTRUCTIBLE.
Jesus gives a great analogy of staying connected to him and what benefits come from that relationship. When we as the branches stay connected to the the True Vine, we can do anything.
As we focus on Mother's Day and the love that a mother has for her child, we can't help but look at the love that God the Father has for us. That love for us is modeled for us in HIs Son's death and resurrection from the grave.
On the tenth anniversary of the devastating attacks on our country, we reflect on the certain hope we have in Christ.
On this Sunday when we celebrate the Confirmation of seven of our students, we can't help but think about the assignment that was given to all of us as Christians. The assignement to "Go and Baptize all Nations."
As Prince Harry of Great Britain visits the area, we reflect on royalty and what a kingdom is. What kind of king was Jesus?
