Sermons (Page 27)

Through the story of the Prodigal Son, Jesus paints an incredible picture of our Father’s profound commitment to our free will.

Whenever we sin, we borrow against life to buy death, but with no way to repay. That’s why Jesus died for the right to freely forgive us.

In the parable of The Sower, Jesus portrays all those who hear His Word as four kinds of soil, and simultaneously reveals Satan’s deception regarding our reception of God’s Word.

We’re designed to desire and delight in altruistic vengeance. And yet, we’re quite incapable of dispensing it on our own.

It’s one thing to love the unlovable, and another thing entirely to forgive the unforgivable.

Focusing on “me” prevents me from finding my meaning. Because it’s not about me … or you!

As a witness for God, all you’re asked to do is to share you. Authentically and transparently. And to prepare to share what you base your hopes on.

We must shine in ways that brings Dad praise! We’re here to learn to mirror His brilliance in our darkness.

Instead of playing the victim, Joseph takes on responsibility in the face of unfair adversity. Wow! Who does that?