Embassy Church Sermons

Pastor Phill Howell's big idea of Psalm 22 this week is that Jesus sang the song of silence so that we could sing the song of salvation.

This week's big idea is that the victory of the king results in praise by his people. Psalm 21 is the answers of prayer that were prayed in Psalm 20. These two psalms are twins and go together. This week's messag...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 20:1-9 is that we sing for victory in the name of our victorious God. King David's army sings Psalm 20 to him, about him, and for him. Before the battle, soldiers shout fo...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 19:1-14 is that God's speech brings life and joy to those who seek Him. Psalm 19 presents the speech of creation (v. 1-6), of God (v. 7-11), and of man (v. 12-14). Psalm 1...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 18:1-50 is that Jesus is singing praises to his Father with people from all nations of the world. Psalm 18 reminds us of the breathtaking doctrine of the trinity, God's g...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 18:1-50 is that David's passionate praise is the result of perfection, promises, and protection. As the longest psalm attributed to David, it can be considered David...;.

This is a sermon in the Songs of our Savior series preached on Psalms 17:1-15 by Nate Praytor of Gospel Grace Church in Woodstock.

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 16:1-11 is that our joy is here because our God is near. In this Psalm, David is crying out to the Lord for preservation as he considers the prospect of death and Sheol. Throu...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 13:1-6 is that lament is one of the ways that we as Christians can learn to deal with the suffering and hardship of life without either ignoring them or trying to help ourselv...

This was a stand-alone sermon preached on Mark 14:1-11 by Embassy Elder Kenny Eliazer.

Description: The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 12:1-8 is that a deceived world will be saved by a divine word, that of Jesus Himself, the word who became flesh. Through the chiastic structure of Psalm 12, the ...

The big idea of this week's message is that we have reasons to confidently trust God even when the bottom of our life falls out. Even when the world around us crumbles and the foundations fade away we can confidently ...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 9 and 10 is that the Lord will judge the whole world justly, though often through paradoxical, even ironic means. Psalms 9 and 10 together as a single song are written abo...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Colossians 1:15-23 is that Jesus, the Son of God, is supreme over all. When we try to have anything in addition to Jesus, we lose the Jesus of the Bible, the one who created and upho...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 8:1-9 is that God's power is perfected through weak humans. Through Psalm 8, particularly by focusing in on verse 2, we understand that God hears the cries of those who ar...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 8:1-9 is that Yahweh is the king of creation and his power is shown to be perfect through weak humans. Psalm 8 is a commentary on the creation account of Genesis and as such it...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 7:1-17 is that David's salvation is rooted in the judgement of David's God. David could pray for deliverance from his adversaries because he trusted that his God was ...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 6:1-10 is that the Psalms, when rightly applied, can help us as Christians deal with the real difficulties and times of sadness in our lives, over against the false idea that i...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 5:1-12 is that God loves the righteous, but he hates the wicked. While this message initially seems simple, this sermon explores three questions in an attempt to get at the hea...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 4:1-8 is that we as Christians can find rest in regular sleep, and ultimately in death and new life, because God has worked through Jesus, is working in the present through his...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalm 3:1-8 is that even in the most challenging moments of life we can have confidence in approaching the God of the Bible, the God known most fully in Jesus, because He is the God ...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 1 and 2 is that these first two Psalms present two different ways of speaking about the blessed, happy person. Psalm 1 introduces the contrast between the righteous person w...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Psalms 1 and 2 is that these first two Psalms together provide a doorway into understanding the entire book of Psalms. The Psalms are the songs of our Savior, Jesus, because they a...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from John 16:4-15 is that Jesus' ascension was not only necessary, but is in fact better than if he had remained on the earth. While this is a difficult promise for modern westerners...

The big idea for this weeks sermon from Genesis 28:10-22 is that the God of the Bible is the God who seeks out sinners who cannot help themselves. Against a modern conception of Christianity as moral therapeutic Deism, whe...