Sermon Series

The Gospel of Matthew carries with it an underlying theme that reminds the reader that they have a mission. From start to finish, through the teachings and actions of Jesus, Matthew challenges his readers to go into all the world and take the Good News with them.

We will take a look at some of the core realities of who the God of the Bible really is and how these characteristics shape our beliefs, our understanding of our relationship with Him, and our responsive actions to who He is.

The books of the New Testament are written by different authors, to different audiences, to communicate different ideas.  As a result, each one has a slightly different perspective on God and His interaction with mankind.  When combined together these varied perspectives provide us with a complete and well rounded understanding of God’s nature and actions.

Becoming God’s Service Station.  God’s desire is to dispense His grace to all those who so desperately need it.  How do we become the attendants who connect this valuable commodity (God’s grace) with those who need it most –  those whose tanks are running on empty?

A look at some familiar Old Testament characters reintroduces us of some important lessons about who God is and how we respond to Him.

Hebrews 11 gives us a long list of God followers who have shown the power and impact of faith in their lives.  There are many lessons for us to learn from their stories.