Sermons About Austin-journey
Following Christ -- Eph. 1:1-2
Paul, in his opening words of the letter, reveals His love for God, his love for the saints in Ephesus, and his desire for the blessings of God's grace and peace to be spread. This parallels the AJC Vision -- to love God, love others, and serve the world.
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No Perfect People Allowed (John 4)
Jesus went out of his way to meet a woman who was broken, needy, hurting, and outcast. He accepted her as she was but exposed her brokenness by way of showing her that what He had to offer could satisfy her needs.
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Man on a Mission (080224)
Jesus was a Man on a Mission -- to bring the Kingdom of God to us. But that forces a choice upon us -- to accept citizenship in HIS kingdom or continue to defend our own.
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Big Brother: In the Family Business
When Jesus was criticized for spending time with "unsavory characters" He responded with three parables -- demonstrating that God seeks out the lost, the lost are highly valued by Him, and that their return brings celebration. This has crucial implications for both those who are far from God and those who are comfortably within his family. . .
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The Savior, Immanuel
Christmas is not just about Jesus' birth as "Immanuel", but about what He accomplished as Immanuel. Because He was God with Us, Jesus was able to identify with us, save us, mediate for us, and give new meaning to our lives.
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The Savior King
The Magi knew that a new King had come. It changed their lives as they sought to give him their worship and allegiance. It changed the life of King Herod as he sought to destroy Jesus as a threat to his own reign. But did you realize you have a "kingdom" too? And Jesus' coming has implications for your reign as well. How will you respond?
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