Broward Church

In Genesis 29, we delve into the journey of Jacob, witnessing how God's promises protect and perfect His people. As we follow Jacob's 400-mile trek to Haran, we see divine intervention at every turn - from his safe arrival to the miraculous moving of an impossibly large stone. This story reminds us that when we step out in faith, God positions us to see opportunities where others see obstacles. Th...

Explore the story of Jacob's dream at Bethel. In Genesis 28 reveals God's incredible promises and unwavering faithfulness. We're reminded that even when we feel anxious or 'on the run' like Jacob, God meets us where we are. The vision of the stairway to heaven serves as a beautiful metaphor, encouraging us to set our minds on eternal things amidst life's challenges. As we reflect on God's promises...

We're reminded of the transformative power of being 'born again' through the story of Nicodemus in John 3. This isn't just about moral improvement, but a complete spiritual rebirth from a new source - the Spirit of God. The world's problems, from inequality to hate, can't be solved by human efforts alone. We need people born of the Spirit to bring true change. As Christians, we're called to be God...

In Genesis 25 we are introduced to the story of Jacob and Esau. Tony expounds on two concepts presented in this passage of scripture. The first, is the presentation of God's sovereignty in the Bible. The second, is the cost of succumbing to our current desires at the expense of what we want most for lives in the longterm.

The story of Abraham's servant seeking a wife for Isaac serves as a beautiful model of how God works behind the scenes, orchestrating events and guiding our paths. We're reminded that even when we don't see visible signs or angelic interventions, God is still moving, allowing 'happenings to happen' that align with His divine purpose. This narrative challenges us to recognize God's subtle guidance...

The account of Sodom and Gomorrah serves as a stark reminder of God's justice and His protection of the righteous. The key message is twofold: God will judge wickedness precisely, and He will protect those who remain faithful to Him. This story encourages us to stand firm in our faith, even when surrounded by a culture that opposes godly values. We're reminded that as believers, we're called to lo...

In this test of Abraham's test of faith, we delve into one of the most challenging stories in the Bible - God's command to sacrifice Isaac. This narrative isn't just about blind obedience; it's a profound lesson on the nature of faith itself. We're reminded that true faith often feels unbearable, pushing us to our limits. This message encourages us to persevere through our trials, knowing that God...

In Genesis 17, we delve into the symbolism of circumcision and its spiritual significance for us today. God's covenant with Abraham teaches us about the importance of dedicating our entire selves to God, particularly those areas where we struggle most. Just as Abraham was called to offer a part of his flesh, we too are challenged to 'circumcise our hearts' by cutting away those desires and habits...

Genesis 16 recounts the story of Hagar, Sarah, and Abraham, uncovering profound truths about suffering and God's care for us. Through Hagar's experience, we learn that even in our darkest moments, God sees and hears us. The phrase 'El Roi' - the God who sees me - becomes a beacon of hope, showing that no matter our circumstances, the Creator of the universe cares deeply for each of us. This messag...

In Genesis 15, we delve into the heart of Abraham's journey of faith. We witness the tension between belief and doubt as Abraham struggles to trust God's promise of descendants. This story reminds us that even the greatest figures in our faith had moments of uncertainty. Yet, God's patience and willingness to prove His faithfulness shine through. The covenant ceremony, where God alone passes betwe...

The sermon delves into Philippians 2, unveiling the incredible humility of Jesus - God incarnate - who emptied Himself to become human. This act of divine self-emptying isn't just a historical event; it's a powerful model for how we should live. The Christmas story isn't merely about gift-giving or decorations; it's a call to embody Christ's selflessness. We're challenged to pour ourselves out for...

Learn from the father of faith. Genesis 12 marks a turning point in the biblical narrative, introducing us to a man whose unwavering trust in God would reshape the course of history. We're challenged to examine our understanding of faith as the intersection of belief, obedience, and humility. The story of Abraham teaches us that true faith often defies human logic and calculation. His obedience se...

Be reminded of the incredible joy and freedom found in our Christian faith. The sermon takes us on a journey through Romans to illustrate how we are called to live inspired lives. The message challenges us to let go of worldly idols, especially the idol of self, and instead be led by the Spirit. It's a call to live unmastered by anything but God, reminding us that we are more than conquerors throu...

The account of Noah's Ark challenges us to see beyond the familiar children's story and delve into its profound spiritual significance. The flood narrative isn't just about animals or geological history; it's a testament to God's response to evil and His plan for salvation. Jesus Himself saw the flood as a precursor to His second coming, reminding us that God will ultimately judge wickedness. Yet,...

From the story of Cain and Abel, we uncover profound truths about human nature and our relationship with God. As we journey through this narrative, we're confronted with the reality of sin and its devastating consequences. The account serves as a stark reminder that sin is not just an external force, but an internal struggle that each of us faces daily. We're challenged to consider how we respond...

Do you have a heart of compassion? This sermon draws from historical examples, including early Christians who cared for the sick during plagues when others fled, reminding us of our rich legacy of compassion. The parable of the Good Samaritan takes center stage, illustrating how true compassion involves both noticing others' needs and taking action to help. We're encouraged to reflect on our own r...

Delve into the timeless struggle between our human nature and God's divine plan. The story of Adam and Eve serves as a mirror to our own lives, revealing how the temptation to 'be like God' often leads us astray. We're challenged to recognize the subtle ways we try to transcend our humanity, only to find ourselves descending into chaos. This message reminds us that true fulfillment comes not from...

We kick off the beginning of our new sermon series, The Ministry of God's Promise, with an exploration of Genesis 1. The creation story isn't just about how the universe came to be, but about who we are and why we're here. We learn that we live in a world meticulously ordered by a beautiful mind - our Creator. From chaos, God brought forth order and life, crafting a good world full of potential. B...

In this lesson we are taught the mechanisms by which the Old Testament foreshadows Jesus, using literary devices like symbolism and prophecy. By exploring the life of Moses and the intricate design of the tabernacle, we see how God has been pointing to Christ from the very beginning. This perspective challenges us to read the Bible with fresh eyes, seeking Jesus in every page. As we reflect on thi...