Sermons from Grace Baptist Hutto

God’s kingdom is an everlasting kingdom. God had been planning and preparing since before time began to redeem unto Himself a people and to establish His kingdom. All of history has been building up to this moment. Since the foundation of the earth, the Son has been waiting. Since Adam and Eve brought sin into the world, God has been promising to establish an everlasting kingdom. His kingdom would...

Jesus asks His disciples the most crucial question in life: "Who do you say that I am?" Their answer is "You are the Christ!" What is your answer?

Jesus rebukes his disciples for their lack of faith and understanding. He warns them (and us) to be on guard against legalism, hypocrisy, secularism, liberalism and all other false teachings. We do this through growing in our understanding of who God is and what God has said.

Jesus encounters a Gentile woman with great faith. We too can have great faith by following her example of putting our hope in the greatness of God.

Jesus explains that mankind's primary issue is a heart problem. It is out of our hearts that all manner of evil flows. Jesus came to heal our diseased hearts.

Jesus confronts the Pharisees on their error of making their traditions equal or greater to God's Law. We do well to guard against legalism both in other and ourselves and to submit to Jesus alone.

In the story of Jesus walking on the water we learn that Jesus sees the trouble they are having, goes to help them (in a supernatural way), speaks words to calm them, and gets them safely to shore. We can trust Jesus because He is the Most High God and exercises His divine providence of all of creation.

Jesus feeds thousands of people miraculously and demonstrates that He is the good Shepherd and the Son of God. He provides rest, spiritual food and meets physical needs.

God prepares His people for persecution through the story of Herod putting John the Baptist to death. Be prepared, Be wise, but don't be afraid!

Jesus proves that He is the Son of God by healing a woman with an incurable disease and raising a little girl from the dead. Every person should believe that Jesus is God because He has power over life and death.

In Mark 6 Jesus returns to His hometown of Nazareth to give them another chance to believe on Him. We see in Jesus that God is patient and gracious with sinners.

Jesus casts out a legion of demons from a desperate and damaged man.

In Mark 4, Jesus demonstrates His deity by calming the wind and the waves.

Pastor John teaches from Mark 4 on three parable of Jesus that illustrate the power of the gospel to change hearts.

Some believed that Jesus was crazy. Others believed that He was a fraud. Christians believe that Jesus is the Lord of all! What do you believe?

In Mark 2 & 3 Jesus teaches on the Sabbath.

In Mark 2 Jesus demonstrates His compassion and mercy by forgiving sin, healing the sick and eating with "sinners".

Pastor John talks about Jesus' Mission: to preach the good news about the kingdom of God.

Pastor John teaches on the good news that Jesus is the promised Messiah and the Son of God! Mark 1:1-22

Jesus said, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." Paul encourages Christians to store up treasure in heaven by giving to kingdom work.

In Philippians 4, Paul shares the secret of being content in every circumstance: finding our joy and contentment in knowing Jesus!

Philippians 4:8-9. Questions for troubled times: What's on your mind? How Christians can win the battle for their hearts and minds.

In Philippians 4, Paul instructs Christians to turn from worry and turn to God in prayer.

Christians can live in harmony by agreeing in the Lord and being reasonable with one another.

A Christians citizenship is in heaven. We should find our hope and identity in Jesus and press on toward the upward call of God.