Paul encourages the Corinthians and anyone who is a believer in Jesus Christ to continue in the Gospel, yet they feel back into the wisdom of the world. Be a fool for Jesus who has given us many gifts of grace through the cross… forgiveness, freedom, friendship with God!
Category: Sermons
Jeremiah 26 – 28
Bad figs cannot be eaten and neither can a rejection of God be helpful. Cliff Sowa shares from Jeremiah’s letter to those taken captive to Babylon.
1 Corinthians 1
In a city full of philosophies and religions and sensuality the Apostle Paul reminds the church to focus on the message of the cross. The Gospel is what makes us right with God, it is what makes us the church and gives us unity. It’s all about Jesus… all glory to Him!
Romans 16
Paul wraps up his letter to the Romans with some greetings, some warnings and a blessing.
Romans 14 & 15
Does eating pork affect your relationship with Jesus? How about with others? Pastor Carl walks us through the appeal the Apostle Paul is making to look to Jesus and look out for the interest of others.
Jeremiah 23 – 25
Cliff Sowa takes us through a revelation of Jesus as The Branch of David, the sign of two baskets of figs, and 70 years of desolation for an unrepentant people.
Romans 12 & 13
Here is where the rubber meets the road, with all Paul has laid out in the first 11 chapters he urges the church in Rome to lay down their lives as a living sacrifice to the Lord. Serve, submit, love your neighbor all while putting on Jesus Christ. It is the life we were meant…
Jeremiah 20 – 22
Jeremiah is becoming more and more unpopular, people are ignoring the word of the Lord and the fate of Jerusalem is sealed. Judah has “forsaken the covenant of the Lord their God and worshiped other gods and served them” and so soon they would be taken captive to Babylon.
Romans 11
The fall of Israel made the salvation of the gentile nations possible. And the mercy shown to the gentile nations makes the ultimate salvation of Israel possible. It is the grand work of a gracious God that makes it possible for you and I to be reconciled to Him through the death, burial and resurrection…
Jeremiah 17 – 19
Jeremiah is taken to the potter’s house to remind us that the Lord is the Potter and we are the clay. In Him we find deliverance, in Him we find rest.