Landmark Church - Sunday Sermons

Paul in Galatians gives us insight into the incredible implications of union with Christ as the foundation by which believers experience a secured position, perfect love, and joy-filled communion. Passage: Galatians 2:15-21

Legalism is a religious justification for putting your trust and security in earthly things, what you can do, and what others think. The cure to legalism isn’t fundamentally about what we do and don’t do, it’s about who we are found in! Passage: Galatians 2:1-16

God always has and always will demonstrate his power by taking really messed up sinners and transforming them into Saints. Paul, the author of Galatians, shows us that his life serves as a living demonstration of the truth that salvation belongs to the Lord. God loves to take the things that are most broken, and bring beauty from them as spotlights of His glory! Passage: Galatians 1:11-24

The warning against false Gospels in Galatians, above anything else is a call for us to be a people who live in constant fellowship with the true Gospel. There has only ever been, and there will only ever be one Gospel, and we must cling to it! Passage: Galatians 1:1-10

The Gospel isn’t the message of God making the best out of a bad situation, it is the message of His super abundant, radical grace, which has been leading to the salvation and blessing of His people, through Jesus, since before time began. The Gospel is the good news of Salvation and life, through Jesus Christ, for all Creation! Passage: Galatians 1:1-5

The Church is the light of the world, a the lamp on the lampstand, that will light the way, so that, many who are lost can be found and one day surround Christ in worship and praise together as His people. Passage: Matthew 5:14-16

Everyone finds out at some point that something in us is prone to sabotage our pursuit of good unless it is put in its place. If you want to follow Christ, a rule of your life must be to crucify your flesh, because the reality of your life is that He has so much more in store for you! Passage: Matthew 16:24-25

Everyone is in some race or battle for a prize. In this passage, Paul invites us to run a different and better race than the race of this world. This life is not the finish line, and by our God’s good grace, we are running a race we can win, and a race which is leading to a prize which is more wonderful than we can possibly imagine.  Passage: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27

The reality of God is the root of a radically thankful life. True thankfulness is found in the recognition that someone has given us something we did not earn. Christ Jesus came into this world and gave up His life so that God's people could have new life. By the grace of God through faith in Jesus, we receive something we did not and could not earn. Because of what Christ has done, knowing H...

In the world we live in there are countless perspectives on marriage. Many of us go into marriage without a clear sense of its divine purpose and as a result, taking a cue from our top five favorite rom-coms, think that the fundamental point is our fulfilment. Through Psalm 45, we encounter the truth that there is a marriage that makes us whole, but it’s not a marriage of this world.  Passage: Psa...

Followers of Jesus are called to be holy and set-apart as sojourners and exiles. Belonging to Jesus means that you have been born again and made a citizen of the Kingdom of God! As citizens of God's Kingdom, Peter exhorts us to live and to look different in this world. This invitation to live and look different in our character and conduct is the very foundation of our witness as ambassadors...

Leviticus reveals that this life is messy and that we are a messy people. The result of this mess is separation from God. The hope of the Gospel is not that we are capable of cleaning up the mess ourselves, but rather that God himself actually came down to make us clean. Jesus Christ can make you clean, so bring your mess to Him! Passage: Leviticus 12-15

If we are in Christ, we must be rich in good works! That requires discovering through God’s Word, by His Spirit, what it looks like to love God with everything we have, and love people deeply. Jesus shows us through His life and teachings what good means, why good matters, and where good begins. Passage: Matthew 5:13-20

The animal food laws of Leviticus point us to a larger redemptive work God set out to accomplish. Here we see that Jesus came to break down walls and change the menu to declare God's people clean and make them holy! Passage: Leviticus 11

We all know there are things that demand everything we’ve got and things that don’t. The more real something is, the more it rightly requires of us. The more real our goal, the greater the joy of victory, and the sorrow of failure. God is great and glorious, the most real thing, and our most fundamental purpose is to worship Him. So, if God is really our God, we’ve got to be a real worshippers! Re...

We often crave or seek out a middleman because we recognize that we have a problem, a need, or a desire that we can’t solve, and we want someone else to see us, understand us, and then to go on our behalf to a place we cannot go in order to gain what we cannot gain.  If we want to enjoy God’s friendship rather than face His wrath, we need a priest, and the only One who can be our priest, is Jesus...

It is not hard to look at our lives and recognize that we are each sinful. Our sinful nature is serious and requires a cost in order that we might be made right with God. Thankfully, our God sent Jesus Christ to be the final sacrifice, once and for all, for sinners that we might be saved. In Christ, we are forgiven and set free to no longer remain in our sin, but instead walk in the new we have be...

Jesus came so that you could fellowship with God forever! Here in Leviticus we see the foreshadowing of restored fellowship between God and His people through a sacrifice that is not merely a blessing unto God, but a joyful celebration for His people.  Passage: Leviticus 3

The Cross is not the end of the journey with God, it is the beginning. God didn’t save us by grace that we would live the same or offer Him some cheap token of affection, He saved us that our whole life might be a thankful, responsive offering unto Him! Passage: Leviticus 2

In Leviticus, we find instruction that God gave to His people regarding animal sacrifices as a means to atone for sin. This instruction is meant to serve as a setup and signal to point us to the the one, final, and only sacrifice (the one true offering) that could fully atone for sin and make us right with God. That being, the body and blood of Jesus Christ which was broken and poured out on the c...

God is Holy and He calls His people to be Holy! People too often hear conversations about pursuing holiness and think it’s like paying to get into an event; such as, "you pay and you get the goods". That’s not how it works. Pursuing holiness isn’t the price you pay to get into the event, it’s the event God has bought your ticket for!  Passage: Leviticus 11:44

Jesus was missed by people who had been spending 400 years desperately searching for Him.  If we don’t recognize how radically upside-down (from our perspective) King Jesus is, we’re going to miss Him. Passage: Matthew 21

In the gospel of Jesus Christ, we have the invitation to find life; all-satisfying, all-nourishing, unending life! As God's people, we are being invited into, and moving towards, that life. One of the greatest dangers to our enjoyment of that is living with our eyes focused on the temporary rather than the eternal. Passage: John 4:1-38

When it appears that sin and evil prosper around us, we are invited to place our trust and set our eyes on God and His great purposes for us in this life! Passage: Psalm 37:1-9

The Promise of Preservation that God gives to His people invites clarity, rest, and obedience in walking with Him. Passage: Psalm 37