Sermons

In a culture of relativity more than ever we need to hear Jesus declare “I am Truth” and learn to base our reality on this solid foundation.

There were many spectacular things that happened when Christ was born but amidst the ooohs and aaaah we sometimes overlook the fact that it all happened to ordinary people going about the ordinary business of everyday living.

Are Christians supposed to develop some kind of voluntary spiritual selective amnesia?  Is that what God does?  Does forgiveness mean removal of the act from memory and removal of all consequenses?

What’s on your Christmas list this year? The nativity story reveals to us the incredible wonder of God’s great gift to humanity. Without question it truly is the best gift ever!

Why is there evil in the world? Why doesn’t God stop it? What is our responce to it?

The theme of light is a constant in God’s interaction with people and climaxes as Jesus declares “I am the Light of the World” and we are given the choice to come into the presence of God or turn our backs on Him.

In the face of Satan’s most powerful weapon (death) Jesus declares “I am the Life” promising a more meaningful existence on earth and a hope for life beyond.

Paul describes how we should treat one another in light of the way Christ has treated us.

Snapshot: Sacrifice