As we continue with our encounters with Jesus, this week we’ll look at one of the most important passages in the Bible for us as Christians. This passage in Matthew 28: 16-20 is often called the Great Commission: 16 Now … Continue reading
As we continue with our encounters with Jesus, this week we’ll look at one of the most important passages in the Bible for us as Christians. This passage in Matthew 28: 16-20 is often called the Great Commission: 16 Now … Continue reading
As we continue with our encounters with Jesus, this week we’ll look at one of the most important passages in the Bible for us as Christians. This passage in Matthew 28: 16-20 is often called the Great Commission: 16 Now … Continue reading
As we continue with our encounters with Jesus, this week we’ll look at one of the most important passages in the Bible for us as Christians. This passage in Matthew 28: 16-20 is often called the Great Commission. Today we’ll … Continue reading
As we continue with our encounters with Jesus, this week we’ll look at one of the most important passages in the Bible for us as Christians. This passage in Matthew 28: 16-20 is often called the Great Commission: 16 Now … Continue reading
Today’s reading is Acts 7: 41-60 Today we read the last part of Stephen’s sermon. He builds towards the construction of the Temple but then reminds us of the words of the Psalms, God does not live in any house made … Continue reading
One of the things that followers of Jesus are supposed to do is make things better. We are supposed to improve everything that we are around. We are supposed to make a difference. Jesus gives us an overview of that … Continue reading
In our post-Easter passages, today we look at Jesus very last words to us in Matthew 28: 16-20. They are His words that truly shape the direction of the church in all the age that is to come. Listen to … Continue reading
The sermon podcast for Sunday, September 11, 2011 is up on Asbury Church’s website. This is the next sermon in our series about discipleship and the transformed life entitled “Follow Me.” It is about following Jesus to a life of depth and life found in Jesus Christ. The texts are Matthew 13:53-56, 1 Corinthians 15:3-8, and James 1: 1-4. You can listen to it by clicking here, or you can listen to it here on this blog by clicking below. And, as always, you can subscribe to my sermon podcasts through iTunes.
The sermon podcast for Sunday, August 14, 2011 is up on Asbury Church’s website. This is the first sermon in our series about discipleship and the transformed life entitled “Follow Me.” It reflects upon many of the passages of scripture where Jesus called folks to lay everything down and follow Him. You can listen to it by clicking here, or you can listen to it here on this blog by clicking below. And, as always, you can subscribe to my sermon podcasts through iTunes.
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