July 30, 2023
What it means to deny yourself, take up your cross and follow Jesus
sacrifice
What A Savior
April 23, 2019
- Larry Sundin
- Resurrection Day
- 1 Peter; 2 Corinthians; Hebrews; 1 John; Luke; Deuteronomy; Galatians; Romans
- Crucifixion
- Healing
- Jesus
- sacrifice
- sinlessness
- Substitute
- 1 Peter 2:22-25
By His wounds you have been forgiven. For anyone who receives Jesus, receives His forgiveness. And with His forgiveness comes complete restoration with the Father. What was broken by sin has been healed by the wounds of Jesus. Jesus healed your relationship with God. And that’s amazing grace. Jesus died for you to bring you to God. So you can know the One who loves you. Jesus did that for you. That’s why there is no one like Jesus. What a Savior!
Love Does Marriage
February 20, 2019
Tony Redmond helps us grasp how important love is to making a marriage work the way God intended.
SERVE: The Motive of a Servant
February 2, 2016
When we place our lives before Him we do so with a sense of dedication. We are set ourselves apart for His service. Now when we serve, you see, it’s not for the needs of the Church, its not just to be involved or to receive a rewarding benefit for serving. It’s so that we can serve and worship God.
The Resurrection Life in Married Life
January 26, 2016
Husbands, God has given us a unique privilege. The pattern for our role in our marriages is to live out the gospel for our wives. Our role is to lead her with grace. Our role is to lead her with sacrifice. Our role is to love our wives like Jesus loved the church. What this means is that God wants you to give yourself fully for her: to die to our selfish ways, to surrender our pride and seek her best no matter what it might cost us.