Do Not Fear
There are plenty of things of which to be afraid. But, is that how the child of God should respond? It is my intention to offer you words of encouragement today.
Category: Sermon
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Jesus and the Cross – part two
Last time we began in these verses and we noticed "To the Cross" and "At the Cross." Of course, we are thinking of the cross of Jesus. We finish up the chapter by considering "On the Cross" and "After the Cross."
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A Gift for Mom…[and Dad]
Today is set aside to honor our mothers. Typically, today, a gift is given. Better than a necklace, watch, or flowers, I submit there are greater things you can give to your mother.
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Jesus and the Cross – part one
I would think the most common Christian symbol is the cross. What we are really concerned about is what happened on the cross, specifically, the cross of Jesus. Our text describes Jesus' interaction with the cross.
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I Was Glad
Aren't you glad you could go to church today? Aren't you happy the doors are unlocked? Don't you look forward to the time when all the restraints will be lifted? I know I do. I believe you do too.
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Jesus Before Pilate and Herod
We continue the study of this book. Last time we found Jesus before the Jews and He was tried by them. This time, we find Him before the Roman authority. He will be tried by both Pilate and Herod. Justice will not be served.
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Church is Essential
At the beginning of this pandemic our governments classified the Church as a non-essential business. After a few weeks they changed their minds and now view the church as essential. I wish to look into the Bible and confirm the fact that the Church is essential.
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Jesus Before the Jews
Not everyone who enters the judicial system receives a fair shake. Those in power too often decree their brand of justice based upon their biased ideologies. We find Jesus stood before the rulers of the people who diverted justice to achieve their own ends.
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The Angel Stands, the Sword is Drawn
The Bible gives examples of the angel of the Lord performing God's judgment. Our text is one such passage. I submit that the lessons learned from our text may be applied to our present global circumstance with Covid-19. How should man respond?
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Betrayal and Denial
We are hurt most by those who are closest to us. Personal relationships make us vulnerable to personal pain. Our text tells us of two men who were friends of Jesus, yet are found to hurt Him deeply. They will do so by betrayal and denial.