Gospel Unity: “One New Humanity”
As the United States rapidly continues to become more diverse, the conversation of race and religion becomes more and more important. In recent years…
Gospel Unity: Content “in Christ”
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenHe’d had his eye this on this grill for a while. It had 4 burners and 620 square inches of grilling surface. The infrared side burner was coated with porcelain and…
You Are What You Eat
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenYou’ve heard the saying, “You are what you eat.” But did you know that this is literally true? Nutrients from the foods you eat provide the…
Cling to Christ
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenIf I were to tell you to picture in your mind going down to the lake, for most of us a smile would automatically cross our faces. Our shoulders would relax. Our stress would go down.
It’s All About Jesus
/in sermons /by Amanda Petersen“Clearly, the hand of the Lord was with him.” That’s how our gospel ends for today. It’s quite the statement about an 8 day old child.
Kingdom Growth: Automatic and Exponential
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenIf you have “ears to hear,” as Jesus would say, I invite you to lose yourself with me in two parables from Mark 4 which teach us about the amazing growth of God’s Kingdom.
Family Loyalty
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenIs blood thicker than water? A message based on Mark 3:20-35 which focuses on the distinction between family and faith.
Law Shell; Gospel Content
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenSummer is nearly upon us. Many of us are done with school. Some have just a week to go. The weather is consistently warmer. The mosquitoes are buzzing. And with summer comes sunflower season—at least for me.
The Spirit of Adoption
/in sermons /by Amanda Petersen“Trinity Sunday,” may sound doctrinaire, dusty, academic and too complex. But here in Romans 8:14-17, we learn that its practicality cannot be underestimated.
Receiving What God Gives How God Gives It
/in sermons /by Amanda PetersenThese profound words of Jesus were spoken on the day before he would suffer and die. They were spoken first to a group of men who had been with him for three years, who had grown to love him, who depended on him.
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