The Kingdom of God is the most inclusive exclusivity. In this Sermon, Braeden teaches from the story of the little children and the rich young ruler to demonstrate how to enter the Kingdom of God. No one can earn their way in or assert a status, they must come like children. Mark 10:13-31.
This is a sermon preached by Braeden Gilpin during Cincinnati Christian Churches missions week. In his sermon, Braeden encourages believers to remember that God's Gospel is not one for exclusively Americans, but the nations. That every tribe, tongue, and nation will be praising Jesus as he reconciles the world to himself.
What we believe often determines how we behave, and in this sermon, Braeden explains how the belief in the resurrection of Jesus completely changes our lives. A heart and mind centered on the Gospel will look like a life headed towards resurrection. The main text is 1 Corinthians 15.
In this sermon, Braeden preaches on what it looks like to have lasting genuine faith in Jesus. He pulls from the life of Abraham as he discusses Genesis 15 and Genesis 22 in light of the Gospel. Braeden encourages believers that when they can't see God's hands, they can always trust his heart.
In this sermon, Braeden takes a look at the wisdom of Ecclesiastes 9 and helps listeners examine what point of view they come to the Gospel with. Both the religious and the irreligious need a correct and proper understanding of the Gospel and what life is like above the sun. We all need a greater view of Jesus and his sacrifice on the cross.