Garrard Street church of Christ Sermons Podcast

Jay shares a message today following up on a previous sermon about the death of Jesus on the cross. (Note: Due to a failing microphone connection, there are audio quality issues with this recording.)

The Bible has a lot to say! Are you making progress in understanding it? Are you making progress in your application of it? If not, then you are 'dull of hearing.' It's time to grow!

Jesus was always perfect, right? So how can Hebrews 5:9 refer to Jesus as "having been made perfect"?

Since the day you made the great confession, how often do you consider Jesus?

Since the day you made the great confession, how often do you consider Jesus?

Since the day you made the great confession, how often do you consider Jesus?

If Walmart does not warn of a wet floor, someone could sue if they get hurt. To not do something you should do is called negligence. As a Christian, could you be convicted of negligence?

Do you ever wish God would just speak to you? Would you listen if He did?

In times past God spoke to people through prophets, but now He has spoken through His Son! Let other things go and listen to Him!

Having been separated physically for a year, today we gather humbly before God so that He might lift us up (James 4:6-10)! Let us rejoice in this great day!

Jesus was a good man who inspires us to be our best. Does the Bible claim he was anything more than that?

Are you satisfied with life, or do you feel like something is missing? The word 'shalom' defines a whole, complete life. If you are not satisfied with life, then you need to go to the only one who can give shalom.

Jesus paid the ultimate price to save us from our sins and bring us shalom. Most people are not willing to pay the price to receive His gift. Don't be one of them.

The previous lesson established that accepting Christ to fix your brokenness will actually break your relationship with those who are not in Christ. That is a big price to pay. But there are other costs to be paid in order to gain peace.

If Jesus came "to guide our feet into the way of peace," (Lk. 1:79) then why did He claim to bring division (Lk. 12:51)?

Shalom can be shared with others. If Jesus has shared His shalom with you, then you ought to share it with others!

Today we consider another amazing person whose faith led to her wholeness.

Jesus came "to guide our feet into the way of [shalom]" (Lk. 1:79). How does He make us whole? What must we do to receive his peace?

Jesus came "to guide our feet into the way of [shalom]" (Lk. 1:79). Before you die, is there anything more important than finding the way?

Jesus came to guide our feet into the way of shalom. At His birth angels declared the arrival of shalom. Shalom is found in nothing else.

Today we begin a series focusing on what it means to have the peace of Christ in our lives while living in a world that is not peaceful.

As believers in Jesus, we should "go forth and skip about like calves from the stall" (Malachi 4:2). But division in our nation can affect the church and cause us to lose our joy in Christ. How should Christians treat politics today?

If we fear the Lord, Jesus Christ will shine His righteousness upon us and heal our wounds. Then we go forth and skip about like calves from the stall!

God's people were really a mess. They broke the covenant and then blamed God for being the bad guy. In Malachi 3, God shares how He will fix the mess.

God's messenger pronounced judgment on the priests of his day because they failed to walk according to their covenant with God. Christians have made a covenant with Christ. Are we keeping it?