Sermons (Page 7)

Sermons (Page 7)

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Oct. 8: The Woman & The Dragon

From Revelation 12, Alex asks: what is it like before the end; and how do we find ourselves on the winning side? Readings from this service: Revelation 11:19–12:17 Psalm 145: 1-3, 10-13 John 17: 6, 14-19…

Sept. 24: The Scroll with Seven Seals

This symbolic vision of Jesus the Lamb opening the seven seals on the scroll of history offers fresh hope to weary Christians. Even when deception, war, famine, and death seem to reign, God’s sovereign purposes remain. Readings from this service:…

September 10: The Lord Amid the Lampstands

We begin a new series this week, Revelation: Things Are Not As They Seem Richard Bauckham is right in calling Revelation “a work of immense learning, astonishingly meticulous literary artistry, remarkable creative imagination, radical political critique, and profound theology.”  The …

August 27: Being Your Own Savior

When Israel resorts to prayerless pragmatism instead of trusting the Lord they end up with a man who is competent, but not called. The Gospel offers a better hope than our self-reliance. Readings from this service: Judges 11: 1-1 Psalm …

Aug. 13: Gideon’s Snare

Gideon’s ascent to power and moral corruption serves as a cautionary tale and a reminder that we all need the cleansing power of Jesus. Readings from this service: Judges 8: 22-35 Psalm 78: 5-8 John 12: 36b-43…

Aug. 6: God’s Victory Through Weakness

God uses Gideon’s internal weakness of character and external weakness of circumstance to bring glory to Himself by miraculously defeating the Midianites with only 300 men. This reminds us that Christ’s power is made perfect in weakness, whether that weakness …

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