Sermons by The Rev. Ben Hughes (Page 8)
August 15: Jesus Defeats Legions of Demons
Jesus enters a foreign land and rescues a man by casting out a legion of demons, showing that there is no problem too big for him, and no place beyond the scope of his authority.
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Numbers …
June 27: RESTART: Connect
What does it mean to be connected? Church members are connected to God—and to one another—through the blood-bought mercy of Christ. The Gospel joins even the most diverse group of people into a unified body.
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May 30: The Gospel of Judgment
We can be encouraged about judgment because justice will be served on those who reject the gospel. The double encouragement is that those who receive the gospel are ready and even spared from such destruction by grace through faith.
If …
April 2: Good Friday
Rev. Ben Hughes explores John 19: 1-37, pondering what Jesus was thinking about during his time on the cross.…
Feb. 21: The Chosen Servant
This is the first week of our Lent series, Servant Song: Christ & The Cross Before He Was Born.
The Lord is bringing about a new thing in the form of His Servant. He is the one who will bring …
Jan 3: Worship the King
Rev. Ben Hughes brings our Advent & Christmas series to a close.
Come let us adore Him! As the wise men fought many obstacles and traveled a long way, what will your journey look like to worship Jesus?
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Christmas Eve Homily: Rev. Ben Hughes
Rev. Ben’s homily on Isaiah 9: 6-7.…
Oct 18: Dead Faith
Faith without works is dead.
It is not that works save us, rather they demonstrate if we have faith (or even in what we have placed our faith.) A person who claims to have faith will manifest that faith in …
Aug. 9: I Will Announce You
John pleads with the church in Sardis to wake up to the reality of Christ’s kingdom and repent of their hypocrisy. Those who sleep (i.e. those who are content with a carnal existence) will face judgement, but those who wake …
June 14: I Will Bless
The foundational promise of the whole of the story of Israel as fulfilled in Christ—to be a blessing to the nations. God’s blessing is never just for our own sakes, but an order to be a blessing.
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