Pastor Kevin looks at Jesus’ appearance to His disciples on the shore of Galilee and the Lord’s special interaction with Peter. The level of our love for Christ is displayed in the level of our obedience to Him.
Sermons on Christian Life (Page 4)
Pastor Kevin continues his study in the Gospel of John with a look at the third sign: Jesus Healing at Bethesda. The resulting conflict with the religious leaders over healing on the Sabbath leads into the Lord’s affirmation of His own identity and authority as the Eternal Son.
Pastor Kevin finishes his series in 2 Thessalonians with a look at the threat of idleness and a biblical perspective toward responsibility and work (3:6-18). As believers who are part of a faith community, God intends for us to diligently provide for ourselves while extending a hand to those who are truly in need.
Pastor Kevin continues in Paul’s second letter to the Thessalonians with a look at the Apostle’s prayer for the church in chapter 2, verses 13-17. Having been loved and chosen by God for salvation, we must faithfully stand firm in the truth of the gospel.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12. During the end times, those who reject the truth of the gospel will fall into great deception, but Jesus Christ will ultimately prevail to deliver His own.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at Paul’s prayer for the Thessalonian Christians in 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12. Our heart’s desire should be that God would so work in us that our very lives reflect our relationship to Him and bring Him honor.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at history as God’s story. Our lives are mere brush strokes in the grand painting of God’s master design.
Jarrod Bunyard shares from James 2: “Do You Have Any Fruit?”
Pastor Kevin takes a look at 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18 and “Three Characteristics of a Thriving Christian.” A healthy, thriving Christian is marked by a deep inner joy supported by regular communication with God and thankfulness for what He has provided in Christ.
Pastor Kevin takes a look at “The Day of the Lord” and Paul’s admonition to live with anticipation of Christ’s return found in 1 Thessalonians 5:1-11. As authentic believers in Jesus Christ, we must live in active anticipation of our Lord’s coming and encourage others to do the same.