Posts with the tag “sermon-series”

In a world that increasingly celebrates retaliation and "getting even," followers of Christ are called to live differently. When someone mistreats us, attacks our character, or spreads lies about us, our natural response is to fight back. But Scripture offers a radically different approach that challenges everything our culture teaches about responding to hostility. Paul begins Romans 12:14 with a...  Read More

In a world obsessed with self-discovery and personal fulfillment, the Bible offers a radically different perspective on identity and purpose. Rather than looking inward to create our own meaning, Scripture teaches us that we'll never understand who we are until we understand whose we are. Romans 12 marks a significant transition in Paul's letter. After eleven chapters of profound theological truth...  Read More

The resurrection of Jesus wasn't the end of the story—it was the beginning of a movement. After experiencing the shock of Christ's death and the joy of His resurrection, the disciples faced a crucial question: "What do we do now?" Jesus didn't leave them guessing about their purpose, and He doesn't leave us guessing either. In Matthew 28:18-20, Jesus gives His followers what we call the Great Comm...  Read More

Have you ever had a moment you wish you could undo? A conversation you'd replay differently, a decision you deeply regret, or a time when you knew better but couldn't do better? We all carry moments of failure that echo in our minds, creating a weight of shame that follows us around.This is exactly where we find Simon Peter in John chapter 21 - not the bold preacher of Pentecost, but the broken di...  Read More

Type your new text here. We've all been there - surrounded by people celebrating something we can't quite bring ourselves to believe. While others rejoice, we wrestle. While some worship, we hesitate. This was exactly where Thomas found himself in the days following Jesus' resurrection. Thomas wasn't dealing with minor uncertainty or a few small questions. His doubt was deep and settled. Despite b...  Read More