Reconciled Church Sermons: Recent Episodes
Patrick Anderson
In the third message of this series, we're encouraged to trust God to finish His work in you.
Closing out our series, we learn that we need close relationships, so we should choose them wisely.
In the fifth week of our series, we learn that if we want to finish life well, we should be devoted to God's word.
In the fourth week of the series, we see that we overcome lies with the truth of the Bible.
Continuing our series, we discover that wise Christians must know what to avoid and what to pursue.
In our second week of this series, we see that gospel ministry is an impossible task made possible by Christ.
In the fifth week of our series, we're taught that the cross forces us to decide who we will stand with.
Continuing our series, we see that our confidence in God's plans should compel our response.
In the second week of our series in Luke's gospel, we learn that Jesus is strong where our faith is weak.
Beginning our new series, we see that Jesus' claim to kingship both separates and unites men.
Closing out our series on Joseph, we see that we should turn away from our sins and to the Lord, for he is kind.
Returning to the story of Joseph we find him as a servant in the house of Potiphar. Through this we learn that success in not based on your situation, but on Him who is sovereign.
Continuing our series we are introduced to Joseph's brother Judah and see you never know who or what God will use to accomplish His plans.
This week we are introduced to the character of Joseph and learn that even in our darkest times, God is with us.
Looking back at 2020 and forward to the new year, this week we look at the importance of perspective and contentment. Are our lives filled with content or contempt? Are our lives truly hidden in Christ?
In week 3 of our series we learn that Christ was rejected so that we could be received into God's family.
In week 2 of our Advent series we look at John the Baptist and how the good news is spread by witnesses.
We find Jacob on the run from his brother and discover that even after all he is done, God's faithfulness to His covenant promise remains.
This week we look at Jacob's deception in stealing a blessing from his brother Esau. In it we see how it is better to seek the Lord's will above our own desires.
Continuing in our series, we see how God's faithfulness enables us to not fear anything but the Lord.
Beginning our series on Israel we are reminded to know the value of our inheritance in Christ.
Closing out our study in Colossians we are reminded how God's grace allows us continue in the faith that Christ might be glorified in our lives and through our lives.
This week we see how as we work together our faith advances together by examining the dynamics of the household.
This week we see how Christ is the head of all things and how He frees us to advance in our faith.
This week we examine how in order to advance our faith we must be willing to suffer for it.
At the beginning of our study in Colossians we see how in Christ we have all that is needed to advance in faith.
This week we look at the climactic episode of Abraham's life with his offering of Isaac and see how God provides the sacrifice.
In Genesis 20 & 21 we see Sarah and Abraham falling back into old habits and see how God shows His faithfulness and advocates on our behalf.
This week we examine the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah and see how Abraham interceded on Lot's behalf.
Abram becomes Abraham. He is given a new identity and a new life as we study how God accomplishes the unbelievable.
In this week's sermon, we look at how Abram dealt with a situation which was out of his control and how we too should handle the uncontrollable by faith.
In this week we look at how Abraham went from failure to victory and what the right response to that victory is.
In the second week of our series we see how great successes are often followed by great failures but through all this God is faithful and fights for His bride, the church.
In this first week of our series on Abraham we are introduced to Abram and see how God calls him, a sinner from a pagan society, to become a great nation.
In our final sermon in 1 Timothy we look at the question "What are you pursuing?" and consider what it means to pursue a life that satisfies.
Looking at 1 Timothy chapter 5 we see the right response to those who both have God-given authority and those who have proven worthy of it.
Looking at 1 Timothy chapter 4 we examine the differences between real and counterfeit faith.
Examining 1 Timothy chapter 3 we look at the virtues of a leader and how they apply to all Christians.
As we look at 1 Timothy chapter 2 we examine the ways in which Paul instructs us to make an impact on the world.
Beginning our series on 1 Timothy we look at the responsibilities that come with authority in God's church.
Celebrating the risen Christ on Easter Sunday we look at Matthew's account of the resurrection.
Jesus' triumphal entry marks a turning point in His ministry. Here we see Jesus revealed as the long awaited king who condemns false religion and commends true faith.
When God ruins our plans, it is always for our good. Wrapping up our series on the first part of Genesis, we take a look at the Tower of Babel.
Finishing up our study of Noah, we look at the evidence that God provides that He can be trusted.
Continuing our series on Noah, we look at the flood and how God remembers His children in the worst of times.
In the fourth week in our series we see the escalation of sin in Cain and Abel but also God’s continued mercy upon sinners.
In the third week in our series we see how mankind have rejected God’s lordship over their lives and the tragic consequence of such a decision.
In the second of our 8 week series on the beginning of Genesis, we look at humanity and our unique responsibility as God’s representatives and caretakers of the Earth.
For the official launch of Reconciled Church, we begin a series going through the first section of Genesis. Here we see that the primary goal of the intro to the book of Genesis is to show that God is Lord over all.
Closing out our series on the 5 core convictions of Reconciled Church, we examine the statement- “Prayer opens opportunities when there were none.”
Continuing in our series on the 5 core convictions of Reconciled Church, we examine the statement- “In order to reach the world, our faith must be proclaimed.”
Continuing in our series on the 5 core convictions of Reconciled Church, we examine the statement- “Our changed lives give proof to our message.”
Continuing in our series on the 5 core convictions of Reconciled Church, we examine the statement- “The church is a picture of life in God’s kingdom.”
We begin a series looking at the 5 core convictions of Reconciled Church. Here we begin with the foundational statement- “The Gospel has the power to save souls and change lives.”