Manna Fellowship Sunday Sermons

We can come to the throne of grace with confidence that God hears our prayers.

Do you want to know that you have eternal life? That's exactly why John wrote this letter and we'll find out how we can know in chapter 5.

God is Love, therefore, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God.  Racism is, fundamentally, hating someone because of the color of their skin.  So, racism and Christian love cannot coexist.  We are all one in Christ.

This is how we know what love is: Jesus laid down His life for us and we should be willing to do the same for others. How we love others is how we know if we belong to the truth.

They will know we are Christians by our love and that we are walking in agreement with God. We should practice righteous which means that we agree with God what sin is.

In this message we look at the great love that God has for His children.

The second chapter in John's first letter is a gracious reminder to those who have questioned their faith.  Are you walking in obedience, loving your neighbor, gathering with other believers, trusting in Jesus and continuing in the faith?  If all five of these things are not evident at some level in your life, then it's time to trust in Jesus.

To kick off the new series through the letters of the New Testament we're starting with 1st John. In the first chapter John reminds us that he is an eye witness of Jesus and encourages us to walk in the light.

What will the new Heaven and Earth be like and who will be there?

In the first scene, Satan is bound for 1,000 years and released for a purpose.  The result is the great judgement scene for all of mankind.

How do we abide in Jesus?  In this passage He gives us a prescription for living in His grace.

Heaven rejoices at the wedding feast of the Lamb and the rider on the white horse makes His triumphant entrance.

The world mourns as Babylon falls with all of her excessive luxuries.  The power of the world is nothing when compared to the power God.

What does the beast represent and who is the woman? This challenging chapter gives us a glimpse of what regions/nations will be at war during the end times.

In this scene, God's wrath is unleashed, but, remember, God is just.  His judgements are right.

The history, and attitude behind Thanksgiving.

The cross is foolishness to the world, but we still need to preach it to everyone.

This year we honored Chris Beal, Fire Marshal in Belton, Roger Mayberry, Police officer in Raymore, and our own J.R. Alley, a Korean War veteran. After the awards, Rick brings a message to remind us to honor those who protect and serve us.

The eternal gospel is proclaimed to the whole world to "Fear God and give Him glory, because the hour of His judgement has come." Chapter 14 sets the stage for God to exercise His justice and mercy.

Jesus is the image of the invisible God and preeminent. He is above all things and in all things. How can we live everyday as if Jesus is supreme?

2 Corinthians 5 Andrew Even, Vice President of Manna Worldwide, shares how the Church is working to bring reconciliation to the world in global missions and at home.

There is a lot of mystery in the two beasts mentioned in Revelation 13, but rest assured, God is in control.

Who is this mysterious woman, her son and the dragon?

Why was John asked to measure the Temple and who are the two witnesses?

Is all this judgement stuff necessary? In Revelation chapter 10 we take a brief intermission before the seventh trumpet sounds.