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Browse all 695 sermonsNo government, movement, or leader is large enough to fix what is broken in our world. The one through whom galaxies were made is also the one reconciling all things to Himself by His blood.
When someone says you need Jesus plus something else, you have already lost the gospel. Colossians 1 anchors spiritual growth not in programs or philosophies but in one person and His finished work.
A city rebuilt its walls, then spent six hours weeping over God's word before turning grief into celebration. True strength comes not from security or success but from the joy found in God's grace and forgiveness.
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Browse all 43 seriesThe All-Sufficient Christ: Why Jesus is All You Need
The gospel is not a starting point you graduate from. Colossians shows that Jesus is the all-sufficient source of every good thing, and adding anything to Him only diminishes what He has already done.
See all 2 sermonsNo government, movement, or leader is large enough to fix what is broken in our world. The one through whom galaxies were made is also the one reconciling all things to Himself by His blood.
When someone says you need Jesus plus something else, you have already lost the gospel. Colossians 1 anchors spiritual growth not in programs or philosophies but in one person and His finished work.
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God did not watch human suffering from a safe distance. On the cross, Jesus drank the cup of divine judgment so that forgiveness, freedom, and eternal life could be offered to all who trust in Him.
See all 3 sermonsTwo thousand years of copying could have garbled the New Testament like a game of telephone. Manuscript evidence, non-Christian historians, and the apostles' own deaths tell a different story.
The first people told about the empty tomb dismissed it as nonsense. Four pieces of evidence from Luke 24 show why they changed their minds and why the resurrection still demands an honest answer.
If God is good and powerful, why does suffering exist? The cross flips the question: why would an all-powerful God allow Himself to suffer the worst death imaginable for people who turned away from Him?
Jonah: The Relentless God and the Reluctant Prophet
Jonah ran from God, prayed without repenting, preached without passion, and raged when mercy landed on his enemies. His failures keep pointing to a greater Prophet who obeyed perfectly and died willingly for people who deserved nothing.
See all 4 sermonsJonah wanted an entire city destroyed rather than forgiven. His fury at God's mercy exposes a twist in every human heart: grace feels wrong when it reaches people you think deserve judgment.
A reluctant prophet preaches five words on the outskirts of a brutal city. The entire population repents, from commoners to the king. God's mercy turns out to be far more scandalous than His judgment ever was.
A prophet rescued from drowning prays a prayer packed with Bible quotes yet never once confesses his own rebellion. God responds by having the fish vomit him out. Even self-righteous sinners receive mercy.