Immanuel Fellowship Church

Pastor Jesse's sermon delves into the topic of knowing we are secure in God's love based on Romans 8:28-39. He discusses being a father, introduces the sermon series on Romans, and explains God's love and sovereignty. Pastor Jesse emphasizes God's intimate love, how He works for our transformation, and the unbreakable nature of His love. He concludes by assuring listeners of their security in God'...

Pastor Craig explores God's plan for our broken world through a sermon based on Romans 8, emphasizing hope and glory in Christ. He highlights the journey of redemption from Genesis to Revelation, where believers are integral to God's promise of restoration through Jesus. The sermon touches on the groaning of hope by the Holy Spirit and the eager anticipation of creation for the revealing of God's...

Bruce Keller delves into the topic of suffering and God's plan in the sermon "Does God Have a Plan for Our Suffering?" from the "Asking For a Friend" series. He discusses how suffering can lead to a deeper relationship with God, emphasizing that it serves a purpose despite being a universal experience. Drawing from Romans 5, he highlights the benefits of justification through faith, including peac...

Pastor Jim begins a sermon series on the book of Romans, addressing questions about righteousness, suffering, God's plan, security in God's love, life after death, making a difference, and finding peace. He contrasts buffet-style spirituality with Bible-based beliefs at Emmanuel Fellowship Church, emphasizing the biblical narrative of God's redemption plan from Genesis to Revelation. The sermon ex...

Pastor Sam teaches about being like Jesus and advancing God's kingdom, using examples of reluctant yet impactful leaders like the confessing church in Nazi Germany. He emphasizes the need to spend time alone with God to receive His power before serving others and highlights the story of Jesus walking on water to illustrate faith and focus on God. The key message is about trusting in God's ability...

Jesus joyfully paid the price to have you. You can joyfully seek him .

Jesus’ ministry will be like Isaiah’s - it won’t be for everyone (even most), but for those to whom it is given… it will more than makeup for the lack

You don’t have to miss Jesus. He has made his word freely available to us and his work accomplished on our behalf is freely available.

Followers of Jesus invest what they’ve been given into the kingdom and trust God for the results 

How we use our money is one the most immediate and simple ways we can put our lives on a kingdom trajectory   

You belong to God, You owe it to him to steward your life unto the kingdom.

Jesus lights up the world. He makes the unknowable God knowable . 

Jesus’ birth is a sacrificial act of love that points us to the gospel work Jesus accomplished on our behalf 

God turns on its head the human perceptions of significance based on human strength, appearance, wisdom, knowledge – human skill, talent, creativity, and charisma, and their own attempts to earn righteousness. 

Mary’s story is inspiring, but what do we do with it? Is the moral here to just be like Mary? I mean that is the temptation. Her faith and bravery in this text are beautiful and we should all hope to love and follow God like she does, but to make this text about Mary is to miss the point. Because Mary’s faith isn’t a picture of how awesome she is. Its a picture of how gracious God is. Even our abi...