Your Kingdom Come
Sermon Series by Dr. Chris Moore
- Apr 7, 2024The Goal of the King – RevelationThe Goal of the King – RevelationRevelation is a unique book that has led to many interpretations. We focus on the main point and consider what difference this makes for us.
- Mar 24, 2024Kingdom Warnings – JudeKingdom Warnings – Jude
- Mar 17, 2024Kingdom Truth and Love – 2 & 3 JohnKingdom Truth and Love – 2 & 3 JohnJohn2 & 3 John refer to truth and love throughout. We consider the relationship between these two important aspects of the Christian faith.
The Gospel of Mark
Sermon Series by Dr. Chris Moore
- Mar 27, 2022He Has RisenHe Has RisenMark 16:1-8In this final sermon in our series through Mark, we focus on the resurrection of Jesus. We talk about the ending of Mark’s Gospel and what this reveals about our resurrected King.
- Mar 20, 2022The Son of GodThe Son of GodMark 15:33-47In this sermon, we focus on the death and burial of Jesus. We emphasize that it happened and why it matters.
- Mar 13, 2022They Crucified HimThey Crucified HimMark 15:21-32 In this sermon we focus on Jesus’ death on the cross. We consider the historical reality and the meaning of this event that is central to the Christian faith.
Christianity Advances
Mini Sermon Series by Dr. Chris Moore
- Dec 12, 2021CorinthCorinthActs 18:1-11 In this sermon we focus on Paul’s time in Corinth. We discover several important lessons for how the Christian faith can advance through us
- Dec 5, 2021AthensAthensActs 17:16-34 In this sermon, we focus on Paul’s time in Athens. We discover several keys for making God known so the Christian faith advances.
- Nov 28, 2021Thessalonica & BereaThessalonica & BereaIn this sermon, we continue following in the steps of Paul through Greece. We discover several important lessons about experiencing opposition and the importance of God’s Word.
Ancient Psalms, Timeless Truth
Sermon Series by Dr. Chris Moore
- Oct 25, 2020Praise the Lord!Praise the Lord!In this sermon, we look at a praise psalm and conclude this series on a joyful note! We focus on several reasons why we should be motivated to praise.
- Oct 18, 2020Out of the DepthsOut of the DepthsIn this sermon we learn how to respond when it seems like we are in the depths.
- Oct 11, 2020Living by the BookLiving by the BookIn this sermon we discover several keys for living according to God’s Word.Book Recommendation
Sojourners
We are living in a challenging time as we experience the coronavirus and its impact on our world. During a season like this, we must learn to place ourselves under God’s Word and let Him speak to us and tell us what we need to hear. 1 Peter addresses God’s people who are experiencing challenges. The main message of this letter is to stand firm as sojourners because our hope is greater than this world. As we go through this book, we are encouraged to stand firm and remain faithful. We are reminded our hope is certain and this world is not our ultimate home. We are sojourners.
The Ten Commandments
Most Christians would probably say the ten commandments are a top priority, and many Christians would say it is important to continue to display of the commandments in public places such as courthouses. Sadly, we don’t see that same passion for actually learning and studying the commandments or teaching them to our children. In this series, we return to this foundational teaching as we look at a different command each Sunday.
Simply Christmas
- Dec 22, 2019God SpeaksGod Speaks
- Dec 15, 2019I am the ServantI am the ServantIn this sermon we look at three responses from Mary as she learns about the birth of Jesus. We see her progression of faith, and we discover why we should follow her example.
- Dec 8, 2019Born of the Virgin MaryBorn of the Virgin MaryIn this sermon we focus on the fundamental belief that Jesus was born of a virgin. We talk about the miracle of the birth, the bigger picture of the birth, and the significance.
Finding Joy
We seem to be living in a time when we are not hearing a lot of good news. How should we respond? It is not an option for God’s people to despair. The circumstances surrounding the writing of Philippians are not great either. Paul is imprisoned as he writes, and the church is experiencing its own challenges. Yet we see references to joy or rejoicing throughout. Many have referred to this book as the New Testament letter of joy. As we go through this letter, we will discover how we can experience authentic joy in this life even in the midst of the difficult circumstances and bad news.
