We are studying the life of Paul on Sunday nights! Tonight we see Paul’s relationship with the city of Ephesus, which brought some of the most important relationships of his life. What do we learn from his connection with Ephesus?
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
A Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Family-oriented church committed to God, each other, and our community.
Sermons on Evangelism
We are studying the life of Paul on Sunday nights! Tonight we overview the rest of his second missionary journey, where he takes the gospel further and further into the major cities of the Roman empire, and people are beginning to notice that the world is changing…
As we watch Jesus in the gospels, we notice how naturally He seems to change lives. Our religious world sometimes (inappropriately) views evangelism as a set of ‘techniques;’ so what does Jesus teach us about a more real and genuine perspective on evangelism?
This morning we worship in both English and Spanish, something we do twice a year to remind us of the valuable unity we share in Christ as a bilingual church family. Today’s lesson from Elias explores what Jesus was doing in John 4, and what it teaches us about sharing the gospel in our own lives…
As we approach our 25-year Homecoming, we are reflecting on who we hope we are as a church family. This morning, we study the mission of the church: pointing people to Jesus…
Our culture sometimes acts as if the only person who is “not right” is the one who tells someone else they are not right! It’s not the most sensible idea, but sometimes it holds us back from sharing what’s real and right with people in our lives. How can we effectively share the gospel in a climate like this?
As Christians, we want to encourage others to see and receive the goodness of God. But people often have doubts, with incorrect ideas of God or Christianity. Can we help them untangle those doubts? How?
Athens was the cultural center of the Greco-Roman world, a city that was very proud of itself. What happened when the apostle Paul came to visit? And what do we learn from his approach?
Jesus says that His disciples should be “light” for the world. In part, that means we help show others the way – and that means we must speak words of encouragement into their lives. How can we best share and speak the gospel to those around us?
For salt to be effective, it must make contact! How can Christians best be in contact with others in a way that is both genuine and effective?