Sermons

What is difficult? To put your interests below the interest of others when those others are your enemies, or they think radically different than you.
We have been freely served by Jesus. Therefore, it is so easy for us to freely serve others.

We’re then able to discern His will for our lives. Our lives are transitioned into His will. It’s not a distorted life. It’s not a dysfunctional life. It’s not unhealthy. It is a pure life, a life that’s free to obey. A Life that is free to worship the King.

What do you give your time to? What do you dream about? Would you give your money to? What do you give your thoughts to? Who has your heart? What has your heart? Because the answer to that is what you worshipped.

What comes into your mind—Comes out in your life.

In the New Testament “make disciples” applies to both helping someone with the initial act of conversion as well as helping them grow the rest of their life. You are supposed to be involved in all of that.

The most significant opportunities of your life lie in your ability to serve the cause of Christ. Are we Sent to Lead? Maybe. Sent to Serve? Definitely.

Generosity is the visible evidence of love. As we take steps of faith in our journey of generosity, God shapes our hearts. So, How is generosity shaping your heart?

Every time you pass on by, not only do you miss an opportunity to impact someone else, but you have also missed an opportunity for God to impact you.

Youth Pastor Tracy Marsh brings a challenge from Romans 12:1-2.