GCF Cortland Weekly Sermons

Public Faith 31.08.2025 ↓

As a follower of Jesus, your individual faith in Jesus should become public knowledge of Jesus. Baptism is an important step of obedience for someone who says they love Jesus, but what does baptism really accomplish? Why do we celebrate baptisms on Sunday morning with our church? Checkout this sermon to see how baptism is part of fulling Jesus’ great commission for everyone who

Healthy Marriage God's Way 24.08.2025 ↓

Listen in as Dan and Joy share from their own journey of marriage and parenting. Through their own experience, and lessons learned from other couples, you will hear how to live out God’s design for marriage described in Colossians 3:18-21.

Jesus at the Center of it All 17.08.2025 ↓

Followers of Jesus are called to let the peace of Christ rule in their hearts like an umpire guiding the match of life. Peace is not the absence of problems but the presence of Christ. Everything we say and do should be done in the name of Jesus, as His representatives, with thanksgiving at the center - this is what leads to genuine peace.

The Real Christian Dress Code 10.08.2025 ↓

As Christians we have a dress code - it is called love. There are certain things that we need to put off and things we need to put on if we are true followers of Jesus.

Killing Sin Through Christ 03.08.2025 ↓

Colossians 3:5-11 gives a list of sins that might hit us differently if we view the list through either a religious, rebellious, or relationship sense. Pastor Dan explains why a relationship with Jesus gives us the proper framework to battle sin in our lives. “Jesus can kill my sin, but I have to let Him in.”

Eternal Perspective 27.07.2025 ↓

In this sermon, the Wayne Lewis (President of Houghton University) explores how believers find completeness and life transformation through union with Jesus Christ, pointing back to Colossians 2:9–12. The message emphasizes being spiritually filled in Christ rather than pursuing fulfillment through earthly things. It also includes a call to remember one’s baptism as a symbol of dying to the old se...