Sermons

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A Journey Into Hope

Mark Waters

God weeps with us in the midst of tragedy and then calls us to join Him in putting the broken pieces back together again.

Evangelism: The Evangelist as … The Rebel Love (Text: II Samuel 15:1-5, 18:5-9, 14, 33)

Calvin Miller

Evangelism: The Evangelist as ... The Rebel Love (Text: II Samuel 15:1-5, 18:5-9, 14, 33)

The Road Most Traveled

Browning Ware

Traffic is heavy, and there are some awesome tragedies along the road, and few escape unscathed.

Freedom: Freedom

William H. Willimon

Freedom: Freedom

Beatitudes: Beatitude Sermon Series Concludes

Alton H. McEachern

Third of Three-part Series

Take Your Temperature (an object lesson using a thermometer)

In the same way grown-ups sometimes take a child's temperature to check up and find out just how sick she might be, as we read God's Word every day, we get a regular "check up." This children's sermon talks about how God's Word and Spirit help us take our spiritual temperature.

The Transforming Power of God (Scripture: 2 Corinthians 5:17) (an object lesson using a transformer toy and a cocoon or butterfly)

A Transformer can change from a truck to a robot and back again, but a caterpillar, once it becomes a butterfly, can never be a caterpillar again. This object lesson for children focuses on God's transforming power, power that makes us into a new creation.

Faith: Why Doesn’t God Do Something? (Text: Mark Chapter 15 — Selected Verses)

Gary Fenton

Many Christians will not make a total commitment -- or will make only a shallow commitment -- until God does something miraculous. As a result they often run from church to church, from worship style to worship style, waiting for the miraculous to happen so that they will know that God is real.

Comfort: When the Darkness is at its Worst (Text: Psalm 23)

Grady R. Brittain

The question is never so much what is the deep darkness as "When it comes, what will I do?"

Sermon Series on Beatitudes Continues

Alton H. McEachern

Part Two of a Three-Part Series