Sermons About Divine-intervention
Jesus Lord Over Everything
Celebrating the supremacy of Jesus Christ as Lord over everything in your life.
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This Is What Humility Looks Like
We all know we need humility. But we're not quite sure we know what it looks like. John the Baptist demonstrates humility in action and shares a profound spiritual truth.
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What Is Your Worldview?
What is God's worldview? If we believe in God we should care about His worldview. Jesus concludes his dialogue with Nicodemus by laying out a spiritual worldview. He beckons Nicodemus to see the world the way God sees the world and to end his search for the truth by stepping into the Light.
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The Gospel According to Jesus
Jesus uses a powerful Old Testament illustration to succinctly explain the gospel to Nicodemus. While many religious figures try to make the gospel complicated, Jesus shares its simplicity in the most famous passage in all of the Bible.
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Where the Wind Blows
Jesus, in his dialogue with Nicodemus, used the wind as an illustration of the regenerating power of the Holy Spirit. If Christians fully understood the Holy Spirit's work, their lives might look a little differently.
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Labor Pains
Nicodemus was an esteemed religious figure, who took his spirituality seriously. Yet Jesus confronted him with the central truth of the Christian faith. "Ye Must Be Born Again." Jesus doesn't offer another set of rules or moral codes. He offers radical transformation.
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Clean Sweep Temple Edition - John 2-12-22
What was Jesus purpose in cleaning out the temple? Most importantly, what real-world implications does Jesus divine house-cleaning have for believers in the 21st century.
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Filling the Empty Spaces
Jesus miracle at Cana of Galilee brings fresh hope to those seeking meaning in life.
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From Fan to Follower - Beyond Casual Christianity
Jesus Christ is always looking for followers who want more than mediocre Christianity, who are willing to risk all and follow Him.
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Who Are You?
John the Baptist was a man born with a supernatural mission and yet he remained incredibly focused on the task God set before him. What can we learn from his remarkable humility and grace in a culture that often rewards self promotion and punishes sacrifice?
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