Sermons from August 2024

Sermons from August 2024

A Little While

8/25/2024 I want to share a message of hope and joy. Jesus will speak of a “little while” when the disciples will no longer see Him, followed by a time when they will see Him again. This statement confuses the disciples, prompting Jesus to explain that their sorrow will be temporary and will ultimately give way to a joy that no one can take away. These verses are a crucial part of Jesus’ final words of encouragement, reminding His disciples—and…

Three Fates of Faith

August 18, 20243 – In this passage, John 16:1-15, Jesus continues His farewell discourse preparing His disciples for the trials and tribulations that lie ahead. He discusses the pending trials and temptations that the eleven remaining disciples will go through as they were walking. Jesus outlines the three distinct “fates” that their faith will encounter:• persecution is predictable• promises and power of the Holy Spirit• preparation for the Future

The World’s Hatred

August 11, 2024 – Jesus conveys a profound truth: just as the world hated Him, it will also hate His followers. We are living in times when Christians face increasing persecution for our beliefs and values.

Abiding In God’s Love

These verses encapsulate Jesus’ call for us to abide in His love and to love one another as He has loved us. This commandment, central to our faith, not only defines our relationship with God but also shapes our interactions with one another. Let us explore three key points about abiding in God’s love and its implications for our lives today

Rejoice Evermore

For Christians, distractions can hinder Joy in a Christian. Daniel Gibson explores this passage to help Christians maintain Joy in their life.

Abiding in the Vine: A Call to Fruitfulness and Discipleship

In John 15:1-8, Jesus employs the powerful imagery of a vine and its branches to impart deep and insightful spiritual truth to His disciples. He identifies Himself as the true vine, with God the Father as the vinedresser who tends to the vineyard. Through this metaphor, Jesus vividly illustrates the indispensable connection His followers must maintain with Him to bear spiritual fruit. Each verse in this passage unveils layers of meaning, emphasizing themes of discipleship, spiritual growth, and the glorification…