Generations Church Sermons

A 5 minute recap on Sunday's message for 5/19/19

Repentance : Isaiah 15:1–16:14 Repentance is the turning from anything opposed to God’s best plan for us and running from it. Repentance ushers grace into our lives and restores our soul. No true Christian faith exists apart from ongoing repentance.

Isaiah 14:3-23 God opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble.

Exodus 20:12 The gospel of Jesus Christ enables us to truly honor our mothers.

Generation Church sermon recap on Isaiah 13

JESUS HAS OVERCOME When everything in life (economic, political, spiritual, mental, and emotional) all seem like they are corrupt and unable to be fixed, we are comforted by knowing that Jesus has overcome the world.

Generations Church Sermon Recap - Isaiah 12

“A Call to Worship” Isaiah 12 Isaiah pauses to worship God in light of His promises of salvation, just as we are commanded to worship. In reflection to all God accomplished through Christ we need to stop and give God what He is due in worship.

FROM DEATH TO LIFE Easter celebrates Jesus rising from death. John’s Gospel shares several reactions to the Resurrection, and calls us to identify ourselves in the story by asking what our response is to the living Jesus.

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THE WRATH OF GOD TRIUMPHS OVER SIN Many only view God as loving and gracious. The Bible clearly affirms those attributes, but also shows God’s anger and judgement. The purpose of God’s wrath or judgement is to triumph over sin.

“Isaiah and the Kingdom of Jesus” Isaiah 9:1-7 The promise God proclaimed through Isaiah was the that corruption and oppression of the nations would be brought to an end through Jesus.

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“Contrasting Gospel and Religion” Isaiah 6:1-13 CONTRASTING GOSPEL AND RELIGION Isaiah gives us a clear picture of the gospel and what our response should be. It also contains a warning about the dangers of a cultural religious practice void of true repentance and faith.

The Vineyard of the Lord : Isaiah 5:1-30 God has planted people in this world like a vineyard. The natural outcome should be healthy growth, but sometimes God’s people are like rotten fruit.

God will remove anything that stands between himself and his people, even their own pride and possession.

“Full of Things, Empty of God” - Isaiah 2:1-22 Isaiah calls God’s people back to true worship beginning with the removal of anything that hinders their (or our) faith in God.

“Religious on the Outside” - Isaiah 1:1-23 God is calling His people to learn what it really means to repent and live as true followers of the living God. Anything else is unacceptable.

Jeremiah 29:1-13 God has placed us in Cerritos to seek the welfare of the city by praying and serving our community.

1 Corinthians 12:4-12 We exist as members of a local church to use our talents together as one healthy body. We all suffer when we do not all participate with one another.

Our finances, maybe second only to our time, reveals where our heart really is. A heart for God results in obedience in our finances. “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” [Matthew 6:21]

Christmas Eve : John 1:1-9

Time - Ecclesiastes 3:1-17 Humanity is created to glorify God in our time. That means living life prioritizing our time in ways that accomplish all we are created to do.

Luke 1:26-38, 46-55 The grace of God can save anyone, from anywhere, from anything at any time.

Luke 2:8-20 The birth of Jesus as Savior, Christ and Lord makes outsiders become insiders.