Sermons About Acts
A City on a Hill
In Matthew 5 Jesus launches into his most famous of all talks, we call it the Sermon on the Mount. This was not a deep theological discussion, or not even a talk about doctrine necessarily. In His sermon, Jesus talked about what it looks like when a person follows Him. He gave a clear description of the behavior of a Christ follower. Before He describes it He likens the behavior to a city on a hill, He also calls his followers the light of the world. What did all that mean to the original listener of that sermon? More importantly, what does it mean to us two thousand years later? Track with us over the next three weeks as we discover the impact our faith should have on the people around us.
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The Offense of Jesus
Many people share the belief that Jesus Christ--at the very least--was a good teacher, a kind and loving man, and a worthy example of how to live. So, why is Jesus so offensive to so many? In other words, what is the offense? In this sermon, we explore the offensive nature of Jesus Christ to those He came to save.
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Created For Community
Our understanding of the kind of community that God desires for us comes from Acts 2:42-47.
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Transformed by Jesus
As Christians, we often consider what the Gospel means for our past (we're forgiven) and what it means for our future (we're with God forever), but not what it means for our present (we're being transformed). In this sermon, we look at the power of Jesus at work in the life of Christians.
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What the Church Does
We are all devoted to certain things. When we come to Jesus by faith, Jesus causes us to leave all other "devotions" and devote ourselves to Him, His mission, and His people. In this sermon, we talk about what this devotion to Jesus looks like.
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