"Gospel" Tagged Sermons
Christian unity is easy to talk about in the abstract, but much harder to live out in the ordinary circumstances of life. We can agree that the church should be unified while still finding it difficult to spend time with people who are different from us, bear the burdens of people whose struggles we do…
The Corinthian church lived in a culture that looked remarkably familiar to our own. Surrounded by competing philosophies, moral confusion, and limitless opportunities for self-indulgence, believers faced the daily challenge of deciding how to live differently. As Paul continues addressing the problems within the church, he reminds them—and us—that following Christ isn’t about finding loopholes.…
The church in Corinth was struggling. Divisions had formed around popular teachers, worldly wisdom had begun to influence believers, and pride was replacing humility. Before Paul confronts the specific sins found later in the letter, he reminds the church of something even more fundamental: the Gospel itself. This week’s message serves as both a review…
The church in Corinth struggled with division, pride, and misplaced loyalty. Rather than centering their lives on Christ, many had begun elevating gifted teachers, pursuing worldly wisdom, and measuring success the same way their culture did. As Paul continues his letter in 1 Corinthians 3-4, he calls believers to something deeper: spiritual maturity. True spirituality…
The church in Corinth was a mess. There were divisions among believers, sexual immorality, lawsuits, confusion about marriage, abuse of the Lord’s Supper, arguments over spiritual gifts, and even doubts about the resurrection. By modern standards, it would be easy to dismiss Corinth as a failed church. Yet that’s not how the Apostle Paul begins…
In this opening message of our series on 2 Timothy, “Faithful to the End”, Paul challenges Timothy—and us—to confront the quiet ways fear and shame shape our faith. Unashamed calls believers to courage, clarity, and confidence rooted not in personality, but in the gospel itself. Listen to be reminded why the good news is too…
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