Sermons

Have you ever held a real pearl in your hand or seen one? It’s quite an amazing experience. Pearls come in all shapes and sizes, each holding a unique beauty. Today, I have something small in my pocket that I’d like to share with you. If this were a pearl, it would hold great value due to the time and effort it takes to create one.

As we prepare our hearts for Palm Sunday and the solemn celebrations of Easter week, the poignant events surrounding Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem take on profound significance. On that day, our Lord fulfilled centuries of messianic prophecy and set into motion the culmination of God’s redemptive plan for humanity.

Few parables are as rich and impactful as our Lord’s masterful story of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15. This narrative masterpiece encapsulates the entirety of the Gospel in vivid storytelling form.

As we countdown to Easter, Pastor Jennings’ recent sermon from Acts 17 provides a powerful reminder of our mandate as Christians to share the life-changing message of the resurrection. Just as Paul was stirred to engage the idolatrous Athenians with the truth of the risen Christ, we too should be compelled by the reality of Easter.

In this passage from Luke 12:13-21, we delve into the timeless wisdom of Scripture, exploring the profound truths it offers us. Through vivid imagery and relatable analogies, we’re reminded of the eternal significance of our choices and priorities.

The stakes of our daily choices may not be as eternally significant as Jesus’ sacrifice for us. But we all face moments where we need to decide whether to follow our own will or God’s

Service has nothing to do with abilities or talents or gifts. Service has to do with the way you use those gifts and abilities to minister to others.

Any time you enter into the presence of a King, there are protocols to follow. And there are certain keys that open doors into the presence of the King of this universe.

There is one thing true about our relationship with God that is true about our relationship with each other and that is this – relationship is based on reality.