Landmark Church - Sunday Sermons

Passage(s): Genesis 18-19 Abraham prayed for Sodom because of the righteous. God's people are called to pray for the world knowing that they are in the world as those who are created, love, and called by God! 

Passage(s): Genesis 17 In this passage, we find God’s precious promise to His people, the requisite signs and realities for their participation in the promise, and the work He performs in order that they are able to fulfill that which He has commanded. 

Passage(s): Genesis 15 The only way forward, while we await the promise, is to trust in the One whose promise never fails.

Passage(s): Genesis 13-14 Here in Genesis, through the life of Abraham, we are reminded that seeing clearly begins with trusting in the One who is Sovereign over all, and the Christian response to any result in life ought to be one that entrusts all glory and gain to the One who alone is worthy!

Passage(s): Genesis 12:10-13:4 In a fearful world, there is an Almighty, all-faithful God who loves His people well. Trust in Him!

Passage(s): Genesis 11:1-9; 12:1-4 In our life, we can either settle in Babel, and bet on pride, or we can humbly sojourn by faith to the land of promise.

Passage(s): Genesis 6-10 Through the story of Noah and the Flood, we see that our cursed hearts are wholly dependent on a gracious and just, covenant keeping God for salvation and deliverance!

Passage(s): Genesis 4-5 From the story of Cain and Abel, we begin to see and understand the reality that in our world, the battle between good and evil is all around us, whether or not we see it! In everything we are engaged in a spiritual war. And in a world of devouring darkness, God is bringing life to those who walk with Him!

Passages (s): Genesis 3 At Fall, sin came into this world and because of sin the world is broken and dying. But God, in His goodness and grace, has a plan and a promise to make all things new!

Passage(s): Genesis 1:26-2:25 Of all creation, God made us special; and only in Christ can we be what we are made to be!

Passage(s): Genesis 1:1-25 If we want to have a life of true meaning, if we want to have hope, if we want to rightly value every human being, the truth that God is The Creator must be the foundation of our reality.

Jesus came to give us free, true, and pure life! Every person has sexual baggage, sexual addiction, or at the least, is living in a culture where they are constantly called to compromise God’s truth for satan’s lie. There is no place in God’s church for sexual immorality, we must pursue purity. Passage(s): Revelation 2:18-29

If we want to be faithful till the end, avoiding or hating evil isn’t enough, we’ve got to love Jesus! In Christ, we become a people who overcome the world by faith expressed in love. A vibrant, passionate, singular, and victorious love in Christ! Passage(s): Revelation 2:1-7

If we want to live a life that loves God most, and loves others well, we must begin with and live by faith. This is where love comes from! This is where obedience comes from! Knowing, and trusting in, and being united with our Savior and Sovereign, Jesus Christ. Passage(s): 1 John 5:1-5

The church is called to be a place that lovingly and faithfully seeks the wanderer. In this, we become a church more full of real holiness, long lasting friendship and fruit, and radical testimony to the wonder of God’s grace! Passage(s): James 5:19-20

We must be careful to not boast in our plans as if we hold control over the outcome. Instead, we can humbly submit and look to our God who holds control in His hands and know exactly what His children need. Passage(s): James 4:13-17

The tongue is wild, but a redeemed tongue joins in singing for more to worship. The tongue is a fire, but a redeemed tongue joins the psalmist in the friction of sanctification. Passage(s): James 3:1-12

James challenges believers in this passage to never show partiality. When we do, we break the Kingdom law. From this challenge, we receive this call to become a people of radical, proactive, costly, unprejudiced mercy.  Passage: James 2:1-13

As believers, we must never graduate from the Gospel. We must, everyday, preach to ourselves the Gospel and reminder ourselves of who we are in Christ and what He has done for us! Passage: Psalm 40

This passage is all about clarifying true religion from false religion, because in this passage, we find the promise that there is a kind of religion which is certain to produce blessing and life.  Passage: James 1:19-27

God, our Maker, and in Christ, our Father, is good. He is for His people, and He there is a gift that we have received, that when we have rightly oriented our hearts around it, should leave us supremely grateful, no matter the season, no matter the storm.  Passage: James 1:17-18

Pride is a dangerous proposition that every person is prone to elevate in one's life. James helps to show us that we must crucify pride and pursue humility, because God humbles the proud and gives grace to the humble! Passage: James 1:9-11, 4:1-10

There are two sources that promise wisdom. One that offers true wisdom, joy, and abundance, and another that offers foolishness and folly. God, who is perfectly wise, invites us to find true wisdom in Him through fearing and following Him. He also warns us not to heed in false wisdom in this life. Passage: James 1:5; 3:13-18

Trails in life are coming, or are here, for every single person. God invites us through His word to look to Him in the midst of trials in order that we might remain steadfast and count those trials as joy! Passage: James 1:2-4

In our new series through the book of James, we will be considering the real fruit that comes from real   faith in Christ Jesus. In order to see this, we must first understand that true faith in Christ always produces obedience to God and fruit in the lives of God's people. Passage: James 2:14-26