Sermons on Jesus
WHO IS JESUS
Who Is Jesus Colossians 1:15-21 Dr. TODD BRADY Our guest speaker today is Dr. Todd Brady. Todd was born and raised in Jackson, TN and is now raising his family there. He attended Union University and Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, TX where he serves on the Board of Reference. Todd received his Doctor of Ministry from The Southern Seminary in Louisville, KY, and has served as pastor of First Baptist Church, Paducah, KY, and interim pastor in several…
THE REALITY OF THE RESURRECTION
THE REALITY OF THE RESURRECTION LUKE 21:24 All scripture points to Jesus, the cross, and the empty tomb. Without a doubt, all human history hinges on Easter Sunday – because Jesus is alive. The traditional Easter greeting is “He is risen!” and the traditional response is “He is risen, indeed!” The resurrection draws a definite and distinctive line between the Christian faith and all other religions. This week Rob explains how we can know the resurrection was real and that…
PSALM SUNDAY 2023
PSALM SUNDAY 2023 MATTHEW 21:1-17 And, at the culmination of His earthly ministry, Jesus, born to die – made His triumphant entry into Jerusalem. He did not enter in full-fledged battle array, nor with the expected pomp and circumstance of other kings … He came, surprisingly, on the back of a borrowed donkey. The people were looking for a Davidic king, a warrior king, to lead them to victory over the Roman oppressors. From this scripture passage, Rob teaches the…
BENT AND BROKEN
BENT AND BROKEN Luke 13:10-17 Have you ever felt bent and broken? Perhaps now? The message today is about Jesus healing a desperate lady who had been physically bent and broken for 18 years. That which Jesus did for this lady physically, Jesus wants to do for you and me spiritually. When we are utterly powerless, bound and shackled, unable to stand, we need to remember that nothing is impossible with God. God has His hand on your life. He…
THE SUMMONS TO SURRENDER
THE SUMMONS TO SURRENDER Matthew 28:16-20 What is the summons that we are called to surrender to? There are 4 words in our focus passage that perfectly summarize the gospel message of Matthew. The 4 words are imperatives, commands … COME, SEE, GO, and TELL. The Resurrection and the Great Commission give us the power to start over – Jesus gives us the power to keep going. He gives us the power to change, to be different. The greatest day in…
HISTORY’S GREATEST DAY
HISTORY’S GREATEST DAY Matthew 28 What was the greatest day in history – a day that changed history? Matthew 28 expounds on this day and presents the last recorded directives of our Lord. They provided the foundation of evangelism and are the basis of why we do what we do as believers. Lives depend upon our obedience! What were these directives from the Lord? Sources/Acknowledgements: David Jeremiah Alan Carr Sermon notes – unknown speaker (1995) The Wiersbe New Testament Commentary…
WHAT ABOUT PETER? (Part 2)
WHAT ABOUT PETER? (Part 2) Matthew 26 There’s a little bit of Peter in all of us! Peter’s life illustrates how a believer may backslide and lose his testimony. Under pressure, Peter caved to his fear and pride. Peter had the right desire, the needed determination, but he had the wrong dependence. Unfortunately, Peter’s dependence was an unhealthy confidence in himself. Peter learned the hard way that we must look to God for strength. So, what about Peter? We see…
THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT, PART 2
THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT, Part 2 Matthew 22:34-40 Sources/Acknowledgements: Ensfield The Outline Bible Jim Blevins The Wiersbe New Testament Commentary Mike Penbrook Content for the sermon has been researched from many different sources. It is important that I attempt to acknowledge these sources whenever possible.
THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT
THE GREATEST COMMANDMENT Matthew 22:34-40 Sources/Acknowledgements: T Ensfield The Outline Bible Jim Blevins The Wiersbe New Testament Commentary Mike Penbrook Content for the sermon has been researched from many different sources. It is important that I attempt to acknowledge these sources whenever possible.
I DON’T HAVE ANYTHING TO WEAR!
I DON’T HAVE ANYTHING TO WEAR! Matthew 22:1-14 Sources/Acknowledgements: The Wiersbe New Testament Commentary Jim Blevins The Outline Bible Marlou Javier John Gaston Shawn Rose Johnny Campbell Unnamed message notes (2003) Content for the sermon has been researched from many different sources. It is important that I attempt to acknowledge these sources whenever possible.