Gospel Community Sermons

Sinners need a guide to return to God​
We return to the Lord through repentance (1 Sam. 7:3-6)​
God delivers His repentant people (1 Sam. 7:7-11)​
We stay on the path of repentance through remembrance (1 Sam. 7:12-17)

God reveals Himself via His word, thereby judging the obstinate and establishing the faithful​
God Speaks (3:1-9)​
God’s servant repeats His words (3:10-18)​
God establishes His prophet (3:19-4:1a)​

Guest Preacher: Glen South

Jesus proves Himself risen by being powerfully present with His disciples​
A Good Report: Jesus is Risen! (Mt. 28:1-10)​
A False Report: Jesus is Stolen! (Mt. 28:11-15)​
Vindication: Jesus' disciple-making disciples (Mt. 28:16-20)

God reverses our fortune by lifting up His Chosen​
Hannah’s particular exaltation (1 Sam. 2:1-3)​
God’s pattern of exaltation (1 Sam. 2:4-10)​
 

Because a gracious God hears desperate prayers, our world can be turned upside-down​
God grants grace amidst our desperation (1 Samuel 1:1-20)​
God's grace lends to a sacrificial life (1 Samuel 1:21-28)

If Jesus is to be Savior, He must also be honored as King​
The World rebels against God's King (Ps. 2:1-3)​
God has established His King (Ps. 2:4-9)​
A warning: honor the King (Ps. 2:10-12)

The remedy to our self-exalting anxiety is hope in Jesus Christ​
Our souls need quieted (v. 1-2)​
Hope is to be placed in the Lord (v. 3)​
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We receive everyone whom Christ has received​
Onesimus is made useful (Philemon 8-14)​
Onesimus is made family (Philemon 15-16)​
Onesimus is accepted (Philemon 17-20)​
Onesimus is made a partner (Philemon 21-25)​