In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches Luke 6:17-26 and the opening lines of Jesus’ sermon on the plain. In this sermon we will see Jesus confront and challenge us to reexamine what abundant life is, and what it means to be citizens of his kingdom. He starts with reshaping our view of the “good life” and how we receive it.
In this sermon, Joshua Bowditch preaches Luke 6:27-36, and Jesus call to love our enemies—not simply to avoid hating, but to seek their good, to serve them, and to long to see them prosper. Joshua dives into how this can be and how we can even try. Ultimately, we see that Jesus loved us, his enemies, through the gospel and empowers us to do the same.
In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches Luke 6:17-26 and the opening lines of Jesus’ sermon on the plain. In this sermon we will see Jesus confront and challenge us to reexamine what abundant life is, and what it means to be citizens of his kingdom. He starts with reshaping our view of the “good life” and how we receive it.
In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on Acts 16:11-34 and how the message of the gospel spreads into surprising areas. In this passage, the gospel isn’t contained. What freedom would that give us if we knew that the Kingdom of God belongs in unexpected places. Maybe, we might grow to expect the gospel to flourish everywhere.
In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on Acts 11:19-30 and Acts 13:1-3 and how the kingdom comes to see a city transformed through a diverse presence of the church in Antioch that speaks the gospel, meets needs generously, and then both receives and sends help. We see throughout that Jesus changes where we live.
In this sermon, Brad Watson preaches on Acts 2:22-41 and how the message of the gospel brings a response of repentance and faith. In this passage we see multiple aspects of the message: hope has arrived, the historic acts of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection; and the profound meaning this means. Bottom line, Jesus changes what we believe about everything.
In this sermon, we start our new study on the book of Acts and Brad Watson outlines how and why we’ll be studying this rich book that outlines the birth of the church and the continuation of Jesus’ work and message through ordinary people. Brad also teaches on the first lines of Acts and how the gospel transforms and gives us a new identity: witnesses.
