Weekly Sermon

Esther 3:1-6 That which has authority in your heart will determine your actions, so choose this day whether you will follow God or man.

I Corinthians 15:12-19 Easter Sunday!

Esther 2:15-23 God uses the right people for the job who are not the perfect people for the job.

Esther 2:5-11 Just as Esther was used by God in a small way in anticipation of Christ's first coming, so we can be used in a small way in anticipation of Christ's second coming. So take heart!

Esther 1:10-22 Our choices matter and have consequences, but are ultimately used by God for his purposes, so make decisions based on who's in charge!

Esther 1:1-9 God continues to help his people when they get off track, but we need to understand how we got off track.

Romans 12:13-21 Caring for one another that leads to unity is a building block that the church can grow from. As we learn to care for one another more sincerely, we begin to bear the marks of being a true disciple which should lead to making disciples and fulfilling the command that Jesus gave to reach the nations.

Matthew 6:5-15 To have a prayer life on the right track is to have a life that reflects the forgiveness of sins, so allow God's forgiveness to transform your prayer life.

Philippians 4:4-7 The desire to come before him in thanksgiving accompanies the ability to recall the Lord's benefits, all of which are directed by the Lord Jesus.

Luke 11:5-13

Acts 4:23-31 Real expectation grows out of real experience of God's redemptive plan through Jesus.

1 John 5:13-15 As we grow as Christians, we have the opportunity to grow in confidence in our prayer lives. But our confidence can surely be shaken when we feel as though we miss the mark. Growing in confidence in prayer is becoming more confident in the will of God and less in the prayers we offer.

Colossians 4:2-4 We are called to be devoted to prayer, but we can struggle with this. Whether it’s disappointment in prayer… or even boredom, there are many things that can keep us from being devoted in prayer. We can try many things to cause our heart to be devoted to prayer, but the reality is that growth in devotion doesn’t happen until Christ is the substance of our prayers. Why? Because only...

Romans 8:26-30 A growing prayer life is a growing awareness of our dependence on God, so pray all the more!

We are commanded by Jesus to love our enemies. We can certainly try to love our enemies to secure blessing, but it’s not until we realize that Christ loved his enemies. When we realize that Christ died for us, his enemies, then we can lean more and more into the work of our savior as we love our enemies.