Northway Church Sermons

In this message, we’ll look at the present help that God offers to us in the midst of our sufferings: the interceding power of the Holy Spirit.   Scripture: Romans 8:26-27

In this message, we’ll look at the Christian’s hope in suffering: the glory of our resurrection.   Scripture: Romans 8:18-25

In this message, we’ll look at two undeniable evidences in a Christian’s life that serve to authenticate our security as sons and daughter’s of God.    Scripture: Romans 8:12-17

In this message, we'll see that because of Jesus, grace triumphs over sin. You are not now, not ever condemned by God. The same Spirit that raised him from death raises us from our own death and is leading us toward life and peace and away from what we once were.   Scripture: Romans 8:1-11

In this message, we’ll look at our hope in the face of our continued struggles with sin as a Christian.   Scripture: Romans 7:15-25

In this message, we'll see how the true nature of the law reveal the true deceptive nature of sin which in turn shows us the true nature of our Savior/salvation.   Scripture: Romans 7:7-14

In this message, we’ll examine how the death Christ frees us from our old union with law to our new union with grace.   Scripture: Romans 7:1-6

In this message, we'll continue to see God's love for us in Christ! We'll learn that grace should compel us further to subjection to God. His grace brings wholeness and moves us away from our old enslavement to sin, which brings death.    Scripture: Romans 6:15-23

In this message, we’ll examine how faith in Christ transfers us from the dominion of sin and death to the dominion of grace and life.   Scripture: Romans 6:6-14

In this message, we’ll begin our second section in the book of Romans as we look at the role of sanctification (being set apart) in the life of a Christian. In doing so, we’ll consider the new life that is formed in a believer following their trust in the person and work of Jesus Christ.   Scripture: Romans 6:1-5

In this message, we’ll see that believers not only have hope in the person of Jesus but also the place of Jesus: Heaven.  By examining the New Heavens and New Earth in Revelation, we’ll see what this place will be like when Christ returns.   Scripture: Revelation 21:1-8

In this message, we'll look to Jesus as our King! No one imagined that suffering would continue after the King came but, unexpectedly, Jesus's first coming was not about ending death but giving us sometime to die for.    Scripture: Matthew 16:13-28

In this message, we'll hear that amidst our darkest days of idolatry and oppression, God promises us a King, the root of Jesse, whose rule will be the basis for our eternal joy, but we must learn to wait for him. Let’s consider the man himself, the manifestation of his kingdom and the marvel of the man.   Scripture: Isaiah 11:1-9

In this message, we'll see that the promise of the kingdom of God is the promise that every wrong will be made right.   Scripture: Isaiah 25:6-9

In this message, we’ll examine the tendency of the human heart to place trust in fallen earthly kings and kingdoms, while also considering the invitation from God to place our trust in Jesus Christ, as our true king, and the fullness of His Kingdom.   Scripture: 1 Samuel 8:1-21

In this message, we'll take an in-depth look at the gift of Sabbath rest, and how Jesus invites us into peace, contentment, and joy by resting in Him.   Scripture: Exodus 20:8-11

In this message, we will examine how the word of God transforms us, and how we can approach it in our day to day life.   Scripture: John 17:17 

In this message, we'll look at the pervasive spread of sin and death through the one man, Adam. And then the superior reign of grace and life through the second man, Jesus Christ!   Scripture: Romans 5:12-21

In this message, we’ll look at many of the spiritual benefits of salvation that have been eternally secured for the believer in Jesus Christ.   Scripture: Romans 5:1-11

In this message, we will see the reverence, endurance and legacy of Abraham's faith, and how his faith is a model for our own faith as well.   Scripture: Romans 4:16-25

In this message, we’ll examine a biblical understanding of the Law in the Old Testament and see how one cannot be saved by merely following the 10 Commandments, but rather by trusting in the One who fulfilled the Law for us.   Scripture: Romans 4:13-16

In this message, we’ll see how Abraham was declared righteous  before receiving the external sign of circumcision, serving as an example for us that our salvation is also received by faith, apart from any sacramental rites of passage or ceremonial traditions.   Scripture: Romans 4:9-12

In this message, we’ll see how Abraham serves as the standard-bearer for all people throughout human history, that we are made righteous through faith and not by works.   Scripture: Romans 4:1-8

In this message, we will examine what is arguably the most central text of our bible and the most central doctrine of our Christian faith: that of being saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.   Romans 3:21-31

In this message, we’ll conclude our first major section in the book of Romans, as we examine the final verdict on every human being’s condition before God and ultimate need for His mercy.   Romans: 3:1-20