Christ Fellowship Sermons

Jesus' light shines brighter than the darkness as he lays down his life to save his people.

God is calling us to have his heart for his people.

In all we do we must boast in the Lord.

God is calling our church to Jesus-style spiritual battle.

The steadfast love of the Lord can satisfy us all our days.

The gift of Jesus is too amazing for words!

God loves a cheerful giver because he is the greatest cheerful giver.

The riches of grace we have in Christ should lead us to joyful, generous giving.

How do we pursue real gospel community at Christ Fellowship?

How does David's life go from ruin to rescue?

Christ saved his people so they would be holy

Paul helps us to see what faithful servants look like

Christ calls his people to be faithful ambassadors for his kingdom.

The right fear and the right love are at the heart of the ambassador for Christ.

Resurrected life with Christ is our greatest hope and longing.

Christians follow Christ in suffering knowing there is an eternal glory coming.

When we are weak, the power of God is surpassing.

God is using us to shine the light of the gospel into the dark places of the world.

Through the gospel of Jesus we get to behold the glory of the Lord.

God has laid the foundations for missions in Christ and wants us to build upon them.

Jesus calls us to have the same mind of humility that he had when he went to the cross.

Jesus wants us to work out our salvation together with God's help.

Jesus calls his people to shine as his lights in a dark world.

Jesus calls us to find joy in partnering with others for the sake of the gospel.

There is much joy in looking to Jesus alone for righteousness.

Jesus calls us to press on in the faith no matter how hard.

Hearts set on Jesus will be filled wit joy, gentleness, and peace.

Jesus promises his peace for those who think about him.

Jesus is the secret to finding lasting contentment in life.

Jesus to the real world to bring us real hope.

God is worthy of our praise even when life is difficult and uncertain.

Even in the darkest of nights, God' tender mercy still shines through Jesus.

God moved heaven and earth just at the right time to send his son into the world.

The birth of Jesus is the best good news of great joy.

Jesus is here and the waiting is over.

Those with repentant hearts are prepared for the coming Kingdom of God.

All our confidence must be in the Lord and the Spirit's work in our lives.

Weakness might smell to the world, but to God our weakness is the aroma of Christ.

The church is called to reaffirm our love for those who repent of sin.

Jesus wants his joy to experienced among his people.

God is calling our church to grow in godly sincerity by the power of the gospel.

God comforts us in our suffer so we will comfort others and hope in him.

Where do we turn when the world around us is a mess?

Where do you run in times of adversity and sorrow?

Psalm 9 teaches us the rhythm of the redeemed - how we can remember the Lord, rejoice in the Lord, and bring our humble requests again and again to our Redeemer.

Psalm 8 helps us answer one of society's greatest questions: What does it mean to be human?

This psalm shows how the righteous can go from a desperate plea in times of trouble to a declaration of praise before the Lord.

Psalm 6 gives the believer a path of prayer that we can take when we face sin or suffering in this life.

How to respond when other people hurt you.

Our greatest good is to see the light of God's face shining upon us.

We can rest and rejoice in Jesus not matter what happens in life.

Jesus calls us to trust him in the face of anxiety.

How preaching should be all about proclaiming Christ.

How the grace of Jesus affects how we pastor God's people.

How does the gospel shaped our lives as the church of Jesus?

Jesus is worthy of our hope and our worship.

Jesus is the righteous one who leads us in righteousness.

The gospel of Luke ends but the mission and joy of Jesus don't.

The journey of discipleship is all about seeing Jesus.

Jesus is really alive and that really matters.

The burial of Jesus calls us to serve and trust Jesus even beyond the grave.

The death of Jesus is the darkest day and our great hope!

Jesus calls us to come to his cross to find mercy, forgiveness, and him!

The sinless Savior stands in the place of sinners like Barabbas and like us.

The trials of Jesus show us who he is and why he came.

The Bible calls us to deep, life-giving friendships.

Jesus looks at sinners with grace and love, not contempt.

Jesus' grace sets us free from sins that so easily entangle us.

Jesus prays to the Father during his dark night of the soul and he calls us to do the same too.

Humility before the Lord will keep us from missing Jesus.

Jesus calls us to remember and proclaiming him with a meal for the ages.

Jesus calls us to be ready for his second coming.

Jesus calls us to give our everything to him as Lord.

Submission to the authority of King Jesus is the only way to true life.

Jesus is the blessed King worthy of our worship and joy.

Jesus was born as a Savior for his people.

Be like the wise men and seek Jesus, the greatest Treasure.

Jesus is the supreme creator, ruler, and savior of the world!

Jesus calls his people to faithful stewards as we wait for him to return.

Jesus came to seek and to save the lost.

The goal in life is to see Jesus and to see him rightly.

Jesus will always be better than money or any other idol we might cling to.

We cannot come to Jesus unless we come to him as a child.

Self-righteousness will do nothing for us before God but a humble cry for mercy will.

Jesus calls his people to keep praying and trusting God's plan.