Sermons: Recent Episodes
Christian Believers United: Black Mountain, NC
Developing a 'Perhaps' kind of faith is the key for sharing the good news of Jesus with others.
As we continue through the beginnings of Luke's Gospel we see Mary, fresh from her extraordinary encounter with the angel Gabriel, growing in her faith and confidence in God, through time with her cousin Elizabeth. Discover how faith is nurtured by reflecting on God's word to us, and through fellowship with His people.
God sometimes acts dramatically to fulfil our personal dreams while accomplishing his redemptive purposes.
When God wants to do something on earth, He always looks for a person to fulfil His plans through. Augustine once put it like this: 'without God we cannot, without us God will not.' But giving God our 'yes' always comes at a cost, be it our dignity, reputation, our relationships, comfort, security, or even safety. In the story of Mary, discover someone who said 'yes' to the purposes of God and risked all of the above! How on earth did Mary step out in faith when the implications of God's call on her life should have been a source of anxiety? Simply put, because of the favour of God. Find out what favour is, why God favours us, and how He fulfils His purposes in our lives!
The gospel of Luke is a solid platform on which we encounter the person of Jesus, the work of Jesus, and the mission of Jesus.
The first Christmas wasn't accidental; God the Father gave the world a gift he had been planning for a very long time.
When we give in to the powerful but vacuous threats of the enemy and allow fear and intimidation to lodge in our souls, God graciously meets us in our caves of isolation to restore us to his purpose for our lives.
What do you when you get thirsty? In Corinthians 15, Paul paints a vivid portrait of God's provision for us in Christ.
The prayer of Jonah from the belly of the fish is a great example of how to connect with God when things aren't good.
January Podcast: As we start the New Year, Paul reminds us to be focused on eternal things rather than dominated by temporary things.
God has victory for his people: but we have to learn how to walk with God in transitional times? Jim gives key principles for effectively navigating these times.
As we walk with God, He works in our lives as a Father to open for us the beauties of his eternal kingdom.
Bob opens up for us the transformative ways in which every day life give us opportunities to grow in godliness.
This sermon is about walking with the Father - seeking the purpose of God along with the Person of God. We explore the growth of God's gospel in Acts and look at the conditions for accomplishing God's will.