Sermons

The bible amazes us with its wisdom. This week we will look at three things that torpedo our relationships.  Then we will look at the example that should dazzle us into being alert to the three relational enemies and how to put them into practice.

We claim to be “loving” people, but often what that really means is that we “love” people who already “love” us. That kind of “love” is not love at all. It is “need.” All the while we consider ourselves “good people.”  This week, we’ll look at a snapshot of a man, and you may find…

Grace is instrumental in setting direction and teaching us how to build our lives on a firm foundation. The foundations help us to fix our eyes on Christ’s path, not to stray off that good path, and even, when needed, how to get back on the path when we have strayed.

This week we’ll dive into one of the greatest biblical promises made to Christians. Romans 8:28 promises that God will work things together for “good.” What does this mean? What is OUR good? It should be surprising that God may define “good” a little differently than we do.

Grace doesn’t end with salvation. Grace is to go right on into your daily life, especially when life gets hard.  Grace shows up in 5 paradoxical ways!  Sometimes we have to fail or struggle or even fall a little bit before we can really understand God’s grace.

We see the power of grace most acutely in the transformation of our human nature. Only grace can change who we really are.  This week we’ll look at the transformation of the man named Saul of Tarsus. He would become known as the apostle Paul. How did Saul initially experience God’s grace? How was it seen…