Georges Creek Sermons

God is so big, so strong and so mighty, He can heal the paralyzed. (vv. 32-35) God is so big, so strong and so mighty, He can raise the dead. God is so big, so strong and so mighty, why are you so worried?

Matthew 16:18-20

Main Question: Who is Jesus? Before we open our mouths, we need to examine our lives. Only the person who is prepared to die for this confession is prepared to live out this confession. Main Idea: Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the Living God.

Revelation 16

Main Idea: When we add to or subtract from the true gospel, we create a false gospel. Main Question: How do we add to and subtract from the true gospel? Supernatural signs cannot compare to the wonder of Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. To add to the gospel of Christ is to question the sufficiency of Christ. To take away from the gospel of Christ is to diminish the worth of Christ.

Revelation 16: 1-9

Main Question : Who’s invited to join the household of God? Societal outcasts are gospel prospects. Jesus supplies for those who are lacking. Main Idea : God’s household is open to all who put their faith in Jesus.

Revelations 15

Main Idea: We get in God’s way when we get stuck in our ways. Main Question: How do we get in God’s way? We hinder the work of God when we turn traditions into commandments. We hinder the work of God when we sacrifice clean hearts for clean hands.

Matthew - The King and His Kingdom

Main Idea : When we lose focus, we lose faith. Main Question: How can we remain focused on Jesus in a world of distractions? There’s a purpose behind every challenge. More than we need our difficulties to go away, we need to find peace in the presence of Jesus. Even if you take your eyes off of Jesus, Jesus never takes His eyes off of you.

Matthew - the King and His Kingdom

Main Question : What does this story teach us about Jesus? Jesus is always available to His people. Main Idea : Jesus is the greater Moses, who permanently delivers, sustains, and satisfies His people. There’s no hold that Jesus can’t break. There’s no situation Jesus can’t see you through. There’s no spiritual longing that Jesus can’t satisfy.

Matthew: The King and His Kingdom

Main Idea: Radical reformation requires drastic demolition. Main Question: What needs to be demolished in our day? We must remove everything that takes our focus and devotion away from God. We must get rid of syncretism and all who oppose sound doctrine.

From the series "Revelation - The Triumph of the Lamb

Main Idea: A shortsighted ministry is a short-lived ministry. Main Question: What causes our shortsightedness? Today’s compromises become tomorrow’s standards. When you focus only on living for today, you make it harder for others to live tomorrow.

How do we leave a legacy of godliness? We must live a life of obedience to leave a legacy of godliness. Hearing God's Word must be followed by obedience. A mature Christian does what is right, no just what is easy. God takes our worship of Him seriously. Our actions will affect those who come after us.

Main Idea: God delivers His people through the victory of His chosen one. Your first line of defense is the thing you trust in the most. God is for God. God delivers His people through the victory of the head-crusher.

Revelation 14:1-5

The Triumph of the Lamb

Revelation 13: 1-10

Main Idea: Since heaven rejoices in the salvation of the lost, so should we. Main Question : How can we truly rejoice in the salvation of sinners? We must remember that God loved us at our most unlovable. Since God didn’t give you what you deserve, you should rejoice when He doesn’t give others what they deserve.

God's reward system is different than the worldly reward system we have today. Three things we learn about God with God's reward system: God is always good. God is always fair. God is always generous. God's generous reward system encourages us to also be generous with our money, belongings and time.

Forgetting that salvation is by grace alone leads to pride and judgmentalism. True Christians do not ask, “Who am I required to love?” but rather, “Who needs love?” If God can love and use you, He can love and use your Samaritan. Main Idea: Stop asking, “Who is my neighbor?” and start asking, “Who needs a neighbor?”