Sermon of the Day

Old, young, or in-between, you can change the world for Jesus.

We are precious to God — so precious that he will not have us make that preciousness into our god.

The link between our love and Christ’s is faith and the Spirit. Without the Spirit, we have no faith, and without both, we have no love.

The mark of the true disciple is lasting, enduring, persevering, and keeping on in the force field of the word.

We must understand and enjoy our own adoption before we can properly grasp what it means to adopt another.

There is no condemnation for those in Jesus. Clothed in the righteousness of the risen Christ, we can approach the throne with confidence.

Our hope in God isn’t just a wish or a dream, but a sure confidence that what God says will happen will happen.

God is pleased to give you the kingdom. He is not stingy nor begrudging, but finds delight lavishing his people.

If you had to keep yourself believing, you’d never make it. God himself sustains you every second.

The cost of racial reconciliation and unity came not at the blood of any man, but of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

God wants us to worship him in both spirit and truth. He desires our hearts and our heads.

Our greatest treasure in life is Jesus himself. When we value him above anything else, we can face anything that comes our way.

Because we are chosen and holy and loved, we can find the grace to see our spouses the way Jesus does.

Christians can’t follow Jesus alone. Unless we have brothers and sisters in our lives who point us to Jesus, our faith won’t survive.

Jesus saves us by becoming a curse for us. Only in this substitution can we find blessing.