Making progress in what matters most.

Sermons

When Anxiety Attacks

Matthew 26:36–46 – In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus faced overwhelming anguish as He approached the cross. When anxiety attacks, we can learn from His response rather than allowing our fears to determine our next steps.

The Religious In-Crowd

Luke 9:46-56 – Jesus rebuked His disciples for pride and exclusivity. True greatness in His kingdom is measured by humility, not hierarchy.

How Jesus Fixes Our Failures

Luke 9:37-45 – Jesus healed a boy whom His disciples could not help. Our failures are never final when we bring them to Him.

A Glimpse of His Glory

Luke 9:28-36 – Jesus was transfigured before His disciples, revealing His divine glory. One present glimpse of His glory can keep you faithful through upcoming trials.

Dying Daily

Luke 9:23-27 – Jesus called His followers to take up their cross each day. Following Him is not a single decision but a continual death to self.

The Question You Must Answer

Luke 9:18-22 – Jesus asked His disciples who they believed He was. Your eternity depends on how you answer this most important question.

When a Little Becomes a Lot

Luke 9:10-17 – Jesus fed thousands with one small offering. In His hands, what seems inadequate can become more than enough.

Hopeful Interruptions

Luke 8:40-56 – Jesus healed a bleeding woman and raised a girl from the dead. What feels like an interruption may actually be the setting for God’s surprising miracle.

From Darkness to Deliverance

Luke 8:26-39 – Jesus freed a man possessed by many demons. His power not only breaks our chains but also sends us home with a story to tell.

Storms Still Know His Voice

Luke 8:22-25 – Jesus calmed a raging storm with a word. The storms you face today still answer to the same voice that spoke peace over the waves.

Closer Than Kin

Luke 8:19-21 – Jesus said His true family is those who hear and obey God’s Word. Obedience binds us to Him in a way deeper than blood ties.

Unhidden Light, Unashamed Life

Luke 8:16-18 – Jesus taught that light is meant to shine, not stay hidden. A hidden faith helps no one, but a visible faith brightens even the darkest places.