Sermon Date: December 6, 2020

The sermon is based upon Hebrews 4:12-16
This season of life we are experiencing is daunting, devastating and deadly. But in all this we have the Gospel of Jesus who brings comfort, peace, hope and love for all and the big picture of everlasting life with Jesus. May we be about the business of sharing with one another as the day of the second coming is promised.

Additional Bible passages to have on hand:

• John 6:63;
• Romans 6:8-11;
• John 1:1-4;
• Luke 8:11;
• Romans 1:16;
• 1 Peter 1:23;
• 1 Corinthians 1:18;
• Jeremiah 1:9-10;
• John 19:30;
• 1 Thessalonians 2:13;
• Psalm 139:1-3, 17, 23-24;
• Psalm 119:49-50; 57-59, 64;
• Jeremiah 17:9-10, 14;
• Ecclesiastes 3:10-11a.

Sermon Date: November 29, 2020

Being a cracked-pot for God, the Master Potter who sees value in what His hands can make or repair for the times we live in. I refer to a Japanese art work of taking broken pottery and making something new and useful from the pieces. It’s called “Kintsugi” which you may google or check on Youtube for visual description.

Sermon Date: November 22, 2020

The Message is based upon Psalm 95:1-7. Read and see the invitations to “come”. The action words “let us sing”, “let us shout”, “extol Him”. May we find our joy in singing the gospel through our actions to others that they may too find peace in the Lord during these troubled days.

Sermon Date: November 15, 2020

The world is experiencing frontline fatigue because of Covid-19. Even people who don’t have the infection are fatigued by the constant demands to stay safe. We have no normal life right now. But God brings the gospel of peace through His Word; the life of an ever-living Saviour who gifts us an overcoming faith. Our daily immersion in His Word to pray, praise and give thanks equip us to meet the daily challenges.

Sermon Date: November 8, 2020

Matthew 25:1-13 tells of wise and foolish people that are preparing or not to be the eternal bride of Christ. The invitations to the wedding feast in heaven continue to go out through you. Let us continue to be His children and betrothed while there is still time.

Sermon Date: November 1, 2020

On All Saints Day we remember those family members and friends who have passed into glory. Their works of service to Jesus are complete and their rest is forever. They modeled Jesus in their life as do we that we may share a new hope with those around us.

The world’s people model many others such as athletes, rock stars, hollywood actors and actresses and the like.

What kind of person do you want to be? A Jesus kind of person or an worldly kind of person?

Sermon Date: October 25, 2020

On October 31, 1517 a man named Martin Luther proclaimed to his church that authority exists only in God’s word by grace through faith. He was condemned for heresy against the Pope and excommunicated. But Luther’s writings urging people to seek God in their lives for full forgiveness ignited a firestorm that exists today. Yet, each day is a day of re-formation by God in our lives as we live a gospel witness for others.

Sermon Date: October 18, 2020

What’s next? Well, here’s to the future; a new song to sing to the world!
Verses for you that I used in this broadcast are from the NIV, The Passion Translation and Easy-to-Read-Version, all on BibleGateway.com.

Sermon Date: October 11, 2020

Matthew 22:1-14 gives us the right response to the wedding banquet of eternal life and the results of rejection of that invitation. The last of this gospel tell us of someone who tried to sneak into heaven dressed in their own clothing design of self-righteousness and the resultant action was condemnation and everlasting death.

Let’s check our attitude of how we’re dressed; in Jesus or the world!