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Luke 19:1-19 In these verses we continue to see how Jesus “came to his own, and his own people did not receive him” (John 1:11), and we discover the destiny that awaits those who reject him. We see this first in verses 1-8 where we see The Authority of the King Challenged. Here Jesus exposes the hardened hearts of the Jewish leaders…
Luke 19:41-49 As Jesus continues his final week in Jerusalem, he continues to reveal what kind of king he is. In his weeping over the city of Jerusalem, we see his compassion for the lost, and in his cleansing of the temple we see his passion for the worship of God (that nothing would hinder all nations from seeking God in prayer).…
Ezekiel 1:4-28 This is the second sermon in our mini-series on Angels and Demons. Here we see Ezekiel’s vision of cherubim, which are very different than we often think of angels. Ezekiel describes them as big, and powerful, and glorious. These four-faced creatures, with giant wheels next to them, filled Ezekiel with wonder. Yet we also see that these cherubim point to…
Ephesians 6:10-20 This is the first sermon in our mini-series on Angels and Demons. Here we examine the reality that we are in spiritual warfare, a great cosmic battle for souls between God and his people and angels and Satan and his forces. Often this battle is not visible, and we sometimes live oblivious to the conflict raging around us. But the…
2 Samuel 5:1-10 (Chapters 1-5) In David’s Coming to Jerusalem and being enthroned as king over all Israel, we get a picture of Christ’s coming to Jerusalem as King. As to David’s coming to Jerusalem as king, he first learned submission to God and was prepared for the throne through the trials of life, he came to the throne through the blood of…
Isaiah 40:1-2 In this passage we are reminded that God does not forget his people, but sees their hard service and their distress. And not only does he see, but he comforts them – and he does so in particular by forgiving our sins and by giving us a double portion of his grace instead of the punishment we deserve.
John 1:10-13 John reminds us that there are only two ways we can respond to the light. We can reject the light or receive the light. This sermon focuses on the reasons and consequences for both responses and calls us to our need to receive Christ.