Sermons — Page 11

Luke 22 and the related New Testament teaching present the Lord's Supper as a meaningful participation in Christ's body and blood, not a bare ritual. The sermon teaches who should partake, how believers should examine themselves, and how

Lord's SupperParticipationSelf-ExaminationChurch Ordinance

Hebrews 2:1-4 warns against neglecting so great a salvation and presses the greatness of Christ's saving work. The sermon calls hearers to stop resisting the Spirit and come to Christ because He is worthy of worship.

Great SalvationNeglecting SalvationCome to ChristChrist Worthy

Acts 7 records Stephen's sermon before the Sanhedrin, tracing Israel's history and exposing resistance to God's messengers. The sermon shows how God used even Stephen's rejection and death to advance the gospel and prepare for Saul's

Stephen's SermonSanhedrinIsrael's RebellionGospel Advance

Hebrews 10:24-25 calls believers not to neglect gathering with the church but to stir one another up to love and good works. The sermon presents meeting together as a responsibility flowing from love for Christ and His people, not mere

Gathering TogetherChurch AttendanceLove and Good WorksBody Life

Acts 6:8-15 shows Stephen serving faithfully, speaking with Spirit-given wisdom, and standing before hostile leaders with the face of an angel. The sermon highlights a servant whose character and courage prepared him for greater usefulness

StephenServant CharacterSpirit-Filled WitnessFace of an Angel

Hebrews 10:22-25 moves from the privileges of the new covenant to the responsibilities of drawing near, holding fast, and encouraging one another. The sermon shows that faithful church life flows from receiving Christ's finished work, not

New CovenantDraw NearHold FastMeet Together

Acts 6:1-7 shows a real division in the Jerusalem church when widows were neglected, and a wise solution was brought forward. The sermon highlights how Spirit-filled service protected unity, cared for needs, and kept the ministry of the

Widows NeglectedChurch UnityServant LeadershipWord and Prayer

Hebrews 10:19-21 introduces the privileges of the new life in Christ: confident access to God, a new and living way, and a great high priest. The sermon shows that grasping these new covenant privileges is necessary for living out the

New CovenantAccess to GodGreat High PriestNew and Living Way

Hebrews 10:11-18 presents Jesus as the all-sufficient sacrifice whose once-for-all offering brings permanent forgiveness. The sermon contrasts old covenant distance and repeated sacrifices with new covenant nearness, assurance, and liberty

All-Sufficient SacrificeOnce for AllPermanent ForgivenessNew Covenant

Acts 5:17-33 shows the second outbreak of persecution against the church as the apostles are arrested and commanded to stop preaching. The sermon calls the church to obey God, keep proclaiming the gospel, and use seasons of peace for

Church PersecutionObeying GodApostolic WitnessGospel Boldness