Sermons — Page 23

Acts 2 presents the shared life of a healthy church as the context from which true evangelism flows. The sermon urges the church to keep growing in worship, fellowship, intentionality, and gospel life together.

Acts 2 shows the church multiplying through Spirit-empowered preaching and God's sovereign work. The sermon rejects a mere numbers game and points to real growth through the Lord's appointed means.

Local Church

Acts 2:22-24 shows the church preaching the truth about Jesus, the truth about man, and the hope of God's sovereign saving work. The sermon calls the church to proclaim clearly and rest in the Lord's power to save.

Acts 1 calls the church to radical dependence on the Spirit of God for ministry, power, and witness. The sermon encourages confidence in the Spirit's work and insists that the glory belongs to God.

Luke 11 teaches the church to ask the Lord for help in prayer. The sermon prepares the congregation for renewal by praying for faithful preaching, personal need, and obedient response.

Prayer

Philippians 4:10-14 shows Paul explaining the learned secret of Christian contentment. The sermon calls believers to understand contentment, keep learning it in every circumstance, and trust God's providence through the process.

Hebrews 2:1-4 warns hearers to pay close attention to the salvation proclaimed in Christ. The sermon presses the danger of spiritual neglect and the urgency of responding while opportunity remains.

Philippians 4:10-14 introduces Paul's thankfulness and the secret of contentment learned in Christ. The sermon connects renewed ministry partnership with a deeper call to contentment in changing circumstances.

Hebrews 1:7-14 continues proving from the Old Testament that Christ is superior to the angels. The sermon exalts the deity of Christ and calls the church to worship the Son as Lord, God, Creator, Sustainer, and King.

Philippians 4:8-9 calls believers to take responsibility for godly thinking. The sermon presents Paul as a wise pastor who understood that Christian living is deeply tied to Christian thought.