Grace City Church of the Northeast

In the twenty eighth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Stephen Bowne preached from Luke 10:1-24 teaching us that we must look to Jesus on the mission.

In the twenty seventh sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 9:51-62 teaching us that we must follow Jesus on the road of rejection and suffering.

In the twelfth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Esther. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>Even when God seems absent, he is working to protect and provide for his people.</em>

In the eleventh sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Richie Frank preached from the book of Nehemiah. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God is the faithful covenant keeper in whom we can place our trust.</em>

In the tenth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Ezra. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God will give unmixed joy in his presence to all who hope in Jesus.</em>

In the ninth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of 2 Chronicles. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God grants mercy to those who humbly turn from their sin and trust in him.</em>

In the eighth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of 1 Chronicles. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God’s people live in God’s place according to God’s promise for God’s glory.</em>

In the seventh sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Jesse Trach preached from the book of 2 Kings. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>No matter how dark the situation, hope remains because God is still the promise-keeping King.</em>

In the sixth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Chris Rackley preached from the book of 1 Kings. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>We can trust God to be faithful to keep his promises.</em>

In the fifth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Aaron Gannon preached from the book of 2 Samuel. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God has appointed a man to rule as king over his people forever.</em>

In the fourth sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of 1 Samuel. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>The Lord saves his people through the humble obedience of the man after his own heart.</em>

In the third sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Ruth. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>In God’s good providence, costly redemption leads to complete restoration.</em>

In the second sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from the book of Judges. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God rescues undeserving people through unlikely deliverers using unlikely weapons.</em>

In the first sermon in our <b><em>How the Historical Books Point to Jesus</em></b> series, Rob Chisholm preached from Joshua 1-24. The Big Idea from this sermon was <em>God’s people must believe his promise and depend on his power.</em>

In the twenty sixth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 9:37-50 teaching us that Jesus is patient with faithless, confused, and proud disciples.

In the twenty fifth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 9:18-36 teaching us that Jesus calls us to follow him through suffering to glory.

In the twenty fourth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 9:1-20 teaching us that Jesus, the Messiah, appoints and empowers his followers for ministry.

In the twenty third sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 8:22-56 teaching us that we can safely trust in Jesus, who calms every kind of storm.

In the twenty second sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 8:1-21 teaching us that Jesus’ true family receives God’s word, perseveres in faith, and bears fruit that lasts.

In the twenty first sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 7:36-50 teaching us that great forgiveness leads to great love.

In the twentieth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 7:18-35 teaching us that when Jesus isn’t what we expect, we must trust him as the promised Messiah

In the nineteenth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 7:1-17 teaching us that Jesus graciously gives life to those who know they need it and trust in him.

In the eighteenth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 6:43-49 teaching us that Jesus wants whole-hearted followers who obey his commands.

In the seventeenth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 6:37-42 teaching us that as followers of Jesus, we must humbly help one another with sin.

In the sixteenth sermon in our sermon series through the Gospel of Luke, Rob Chisholm preached from Luke 6:27-36 teaching us that as followers of Jesus, we must love our enemies.