Tag: Sermon
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“Treasure Every Tittle” (Matt 5:17-20)
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Discover why the Old Testament remains vital for Christians, revealing Jesus’ mission, His fulfillment of prophecies, and the heart-driven ethics of His Kingdom. Jesus calls us to treasure every word, obey His commands, and teach others, ensuring our righteousness surpasses that of the Pharisees to enter God’s Kingdom.
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“Stay Salty” (Matt 5:13-20)
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The world is decaying, and Jesus says you are the salt and the light. Without the Church, truth fades and darkness wins. This message calls you to resist compromise, confront decay, and shine with bold obedience. Don’t settle for hidden faith—watch and be stirred to stay salty and light the world.
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Pressing Forward by Mark Harrison
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Step into a heartfelt journey of faith and nostalgia at Wake Union’s homecoming. Reflect on 13 years of cherished memories, from vibrant Bible schools to chaotic construction, and discover the timeless call to press forward in Christ. This sermon, rich with scripture and stories, will inspire you to deepen your spiritual walk.
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“Follow Me” (Luke 5:1-11)
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What does it mean when Jesus says, “Follow me”? This message explores how Jesus breaks into our weary, ordinary lives with a call to radical purpose. Discover the beauty, challenge, and reward of becoming a fisher of men—and how your story, no matter how broken, is part of God’s plan to catch others for new…
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Make Disciples of the Lord (Matt. 28:16-20)
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Discover the true identity of Jesus as Yahweh in this powerful sermon! Uncover what He desires from His church: to make disciples who transform lives. Join us in Matthew 28 for an inspiring call to action that redefines success and ignites your faith.
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The Death of Convenient Religion (Gal 6:11-18)
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Are you following Christ or just convenience? In this powerful conclusion to Galatians, discover the freedom of true faith, the danger of legalism, and the Spirit-filled life that boasts in the cross alone. A call to revival, courage, and new creation—this sermon challenges you to live as one marked by Jesus.
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Spiritual Fruits: Kindness…Self-Control (Gal. 5:22-23)
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In this message on Galatians 5, we’re reminded that the fruit of the Spirit isn’t a checklist to master, but a spiritual diagnosis—revealing whether we’re yielding to the flesh or the Spirit. As the sermon explores kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, we’re invited to reflect God’s character by surrendering to His power, not striving…
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Spiritual Fruits: Love (Gal 5:22)
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In a world that constantly redefines love, the Church must return to the one who is love—God Himself. As we reach Galatians 5:22, we begin our journey through the fruit of the Spirit, starting with love—not as sentiment or convenience, but as the self-giving, Spirit-empowered love modeled in Christ. This sermon unpacks what love is…