Immanuel Church Wilmington Delaware

Matthew 13:44-46 When Jesus gives the Parable of the Hidden Treasure and the Parable of the Priceless Pearl, he challenges all of us to consider what is of value and meaning to us. As followers of Jesus, we should be willing to place our primary focus in life on the riches of the Kingdom, the eternal treasures. Website: immanuelde.com Facebook: immanuelchurchwilmington

Matthew 13:24-43 In this parable, Jesus addresses a field that is filled with good wheat seed, but becomes infiltrated with "fake wheat". It may look the same, but is damaging to those who partake. It is separated at the harvest time. So also, Satan can bring his evil influence into the Church, but when God harvests, the good wheat ends up in Heaven, while the "fake wheat", in Hell. Website: imman...

Matthew 13:1-23 As we continue to seek to understand the Kingdom of God, we begin to explore the parables of Jesus. In the Parable of the Sower, he emphasizes the importance of being "good soil" when receiving the Word of God. If we get distracted, we run the risk of becoming callous to God's will, and losing out on God's riches. Website: immanuelde.com Facebook: immanuelchurchwilmington

Matthew 11 As we continue to study the Kingdom teachings of Jesus, we see him pointing out to the crowd that they missed the signs of the Kingdom. His life was fulfilling the ancient scriptures that pointed to a spiritual Kingdom. He then comforts us with the assurance that He will be with us through all our trials. (includes Kingdom stories from Caitlin Morris.) Website: immanuelde.com Facebook:...

Matthew 4:18-25 As we look at Jesus's understanding of the Kingdom of God, we find that he sees healing as a big part of it. After being baptized and then tempted by Satan in the wilderness, he began to choose his disciples. Wherever they went, Jesus brought healing to people as a manifestation of the Kingdom. We should continue his ministry of healing by praying for those in need. (includes Kingd...

Matthew 3:1-12 We continue the new sermon series, "The Kingdom of God: Christ, His Church, His Kingdom". This week, we see Jesus making his appearance to John the Baptist. Although John knew  who he was, the people did not, since they were looking for a regal King. Are we prepared to recognize Jesus, the King, in unexpected places and in unexpected ways? The sermon concluded with an interview with...

Matthew 4:23 We began a new sermon series, "The Kingdom of God: Christ, His Church, His Kingdom". This week, Pastor gave a basic introduction to understanding the Kingdom of God. It is the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Wherever the Kingdom of God is manifest, you will find: 1 - God's kingly rule, power, authority, glory and majesty 2 - Satan's kingdom is being overthrown 3 - Childlike qualities are foun...

Sermon Series:  What is a Healthy Church? Week 4:  A Healthy Church is Generous (2 Corinthians 9:6-15) This sermon is from January 30th, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com.

Sermon Series:  What Is a Healthy Church? Week 3:  A Healthy Church Prays (Psalm 62)   This sermon is from January 20th, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com 

Sermon Series:  What is a Healthy Church? Week 2:  Community with One Another (Romans 15:1-7)   This sermon is from January 16th, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com  

Sermon Series:  What is a Healthy Church? Week 1:  Don't Empty the Cross of its Power This sermon is from January 9th, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com 

Sermon Text: Psalm 90:12 This sermon is from January 2, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com.

This is our sermon from Christmas Eve, 2021.  For more information about our church, please visit immanuelde.com.

"The Joy of Jesus" by Pastor Will Donato, sermon from December 19, 2021.  For more information about Immanuel Church, please visit immanuelde.com.

This is our sermon from December 12, 2021.  For more information about Immanuel Church, please visit immanuelde.com  

Isaiah 9:6-7 During this Christmas season, we are reminded that Jesus is the Prince of Peace, the representation of peace. This peace means completeness, that all is as it should be. We first look at scriptures that speak of the coming age when He will bring total peace to this world, as God had designed it. We then see how we are to be peacemakers, setting an example of what will come.

Romans 5:1-5 As we begin the Advent series, "Good News in Troubled Times", we look at instances of hope in scripture. We see in Genesis that, despite man's exile from the Garden, God was still accessible. Later, Jesus brought the hope of divine justice. Because justice was poured out on Jesus, we have grace and forgiveness. And finally, because of the presence of the Holy Spirit, we have hope and...

Ephesians 5:15-6:9 We are not our own, but we belong to God. Jesus is our reference point for living. It involves yielding to the will or needs of others. In these passages, we see that roadmap: submission to the Holy Spirit, mutual submission to one another, and application in our marriage, our parenting, and our workplace.

Romans 6:1-10 Before baptizing individuals in the service, we look at the historical and spiritual aspects of water baptism. We see that it is more than symbolic of Christ's death and resurrection. The Spirit of God empowers us to put aside the old ways of sin, and to walk in the new life in Christ.

Ephesians 5:1-14 We are called to live in the image of Christ. It's a life of love, thinking more of others than of ourselves, and avoiding immoral, impure and selfish acts. This can only be accomplished by asking the Holy Spirit to fill us and guide us daily.

Ephesians 4:17-32 Paul has shared what our calling is as Christians, and how we should walk worthy of that calling. In this passage of his letter to the Ephesians, he addresses the characteristics of our old life, and the qualities that should be manifest in our new life in Christ. We need to be transformed as individuals and as a community.

Ephesians 4:1-16 God has called the Church to share the Gospel of Jesus. He has given us gifts to help accomplish that, but He also expects us to exhibit love, humility, patience and unity. As we unite around the basics of the Gospel, we become mature and effective witnesses of that Good News.

Ephesians 3 The Good News is that Jesus Christ shed His blood for our sake, so that we all can share together in His promises, when we trust in that sacrifice. As Paul tells of his calling to share this Gospel to the world, he challenges us to do the same, telling the world about God's amazing love and mercy.

Ephesians 2:11-22 The Gospel is a call to radical living. Since we are reconciled to God through Christ, we should actively seek reconciliation in areas of our life. As we live out the Good News of Jesus, we can see the breaking down of walls of hostility between us and others.

Ephesians 2:1-10 As Paul continues his letter to the Ephesians, he reminds us that our sins and transgressions sentence us to be separated from God for eternity, but that, by God's grace, we are reconciled to Him,  when we place our faith in the sacrifice of Christ for us.