Sermons

Just as Jesus restored sight to a blind man in the Bible, Jesus can restore our vision for the future today. Without vision, we get distracted and lost, blocked by sin. Jesus can give us hope, vision, and purpose again.

When we feel lost or in need, we must come close to God. If we stay consistently obedient to what God has called us to do, even if it feels mundane, God will bring us to an even greater outcome.

Jesus is willing to go to extreme measures for you. Through the miracles he performed, we can see that death does not have the final say, our stories are not finished, and that Jesus still does miracles in our lives and world today.

We will always face storms, whether our own lives feel tossed around or the world around us feels like a swirling mess. If we follow Jesus, we can have confidence that the storms we face always have a purpose. Storms will strengthen us, grow our faith in Jesus, and give us opportunity to seek surrender and see miracles happen.

In this series, we’ll be talking about a handful of the miracles that Jesus did and what we can learn from them. There are 2 things that miracles are meant to show us: that Jesus is God, and what is possible for our lives when we live completed submitted to the Holy Spirit.

When the miracles we hope and pray for don’t happen, how can we trust that God still can? Remember the truths of who God is, what He has already done, and have faith to try again.

Have you ever felt like you missed an opportunity or the “right time” to do something? Let’s look at the example of Jesus and Simon Peter to learn about God’s timing for us.

With so many thoughts, experiences, and opinions about the modern church, it’s easy for us to be disillusioned, hurt, or skeptical. What does Jesus think of the church, and how can we follow his example in our own lives today?

When problems and opposition arise and confuse us, how can we continue to trust God to help us through?