Change we DO Believe In

On Sunday March 21st I preached a sermon from 2 Corinthians 5:11-17 entitled "Change we DO Believe In," as part of our sermon series "Gospel-Centered Living" through 2 Corinthians. If you would like to listen to the sermon, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

Our Eternity Shapes Our Present

On Sunday March 14th I preached on 2 Corinthians 5:1-10 as part of our series "Gospel-centered Living." The main point of the passage as it applies to us is that our eternity shapes our present. If you would like to listen to the sermon, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

The Glorious Gospel Changes Lives

This past Sunday I preached a sermon on 2 Corinthians 3:7-4:6 as part of our series "Gospel-centered Living" through 2 Corinthians. The main point of the passage as I saw it applying to us is that the gospel of Jesus Christ is glorious in that it changes lives. If you would like to listen to the sermon, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

Recognizing New Covenant Ministry

On February 14th I preached on 2 Corinthians 2:12-3:6 as part of our series "Gospel-centered Living." The main point of the passage was recognizing true Christian ministry or New Covenant, gospel-centered ministry. If you would like to listen to the sermon, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

The Restoration of Church Discipline

The third sermon in our series "Gospel-centered Living" through 2 Corinthians, which I preached on February 7th, was from 2 Corinthians 1:23-2:11. The main point as I saw this passage relating to us was the need for restoration of church discipline. Church discipline has as its goal restoration and the church today has forsaken it and thus needs to restore the biblical practice. If you would like to listen to the sermon, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

Comforted to be a Comfort, not Comfortable

I preached the first sermon in our series "Gospel-centered living" through 2 Corinthians on January 24th (sorry for not getting it up until now). And the main point I saw in 2 Corinthians 1:1-11 as it applies to us is that we're comforted by God so that we can be a comfort to others, not mainly so that we can live a comfortable life. If you would like to listen to it, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff

Why Love the Church?

The church at times can be tough to love and I think it's largely because our reasons for loving our fellow brothers and sisters are insufficient. Pastor Joshua Harris posted an excerpt about the wrong reasons and right "reason" to love the church. Essentially his point is that rather than loving the church for anything about them we should love the church because of who Jesus is and what He did for His Church. Food for thought. If you want to read his post, click here.

By God's Grace, Jeff