South Union Sermons

Bottom line: A nation’s greatest need is for her people to humbly trust and obey God.

Will we live by what God said or by what Satan said? Bottom Line: God said it! That settles it!

Will we live by what God said or by what Satan said? Bottom Line: God said it! That settles it!

Bottom line: A life lived faithfully for Jesus, leaves of legacy faith that speaks loudly to others about Jesus. Abel’s life challenges us to ask ourselves one simple question: What will still be speaking after I'm gone? Will it be my achievements? My possessions? My hobbies? Or my faith?   The author of Hebrews says Abel still speaks because:  He worshiped by faith.  He obeyed by faith.  He left...

Bottom line: A life lived faithfully for Jesus, leaves of legacy faith that speaks loudly to others about Jesus. Abel’s life challenges us to ask ourselves one simple question: What will still be speaking after I'm gone? Will it be my achievements? My possessions? My hobbies? Or my faith?   The author of Hebrews says Abel still speaks because:  He worshiped by faith.  He obeyed by faith.  He left...

Bottom Line: Wise people invest their time in what matters most because time is short, eternity is long, and opportunities do not last forever.

Bottom Line: Wise people invest their time in what matters most because time is short, eternity is long, and opportunities do not last forever.

Bottom line: God calls His people to remember His faithfulness so future generations will trust Him too. Remembrance is important. It’s important to a nation. It’s important to individuals. What we remember is important: those who sacrificed for our freedoms; and God’s faithfulness that has brought us to where we are today.  remembering God’s faithfulness gives us confidence for the future. And re...

Bottom line: God calls His people to remember His faithfulness so future generations will trust Him too. Remembrance is important. It’s important to a nation. It’s important to individuals. What we remember is important: those who sacrificed for our freedoms; and God’s faithfulness that has brought us to where we are today.  remembering God’s faithfulness gives us confidence for the future. And re...

Bottom line: You can step confidently into your next season because God goes with you.

Bottom line: You can step confidently into your next season because God goes with you.

Bottom line: Great faith is not trusting God to do what you want; it’s trusting God to do what is right. 

Bottom line: Great faith is not trusting God to do what you want; it’s trusting God to do what is right. 

Bottom line: By sharing the gospel message we can still see Jesus turn the world upside down.  In Acts 17, Paul and Silas (second missionary journey – fulfilling the commission that Jesus gave in Mk 16) enter the city of Thessalonica and begin preaching the gospel of Christ, i.e. fulfilling the mission that the Mission Giver gave. In just three weeks, something incredible happens: lives are change...

Bottom line: By sharing the gospel message we can still see Jesus turn the world upside down.  In Acts 17, Paul and Silas (second missionary journey – fulfilling the commission that Jesus gave in Mk 16) enter the city of Thessalonica and begin preaching the gospel of Christ, i.e. fulfilling the mission that the Mission Giver gave. In just three weeks, something incredible happens: lives are change...

Bottomline: You can't have a win without a fight.

Bottomline: You can't have a win without a fight.

Bottom line: The One who completed His mission of crucifixion and resurrection has assigned us the mission of His crucifixion and resurrection’s proclamation.  Are we still standing at the tomb…amazed but silent? Or have we stepped into the mission…faithful and going? - Because the same Jesus who walked out of that grave…is the same Jesus who says to you today: “Go.”

Bottom line: The One who completed His mission of crucifixion and resurrection has assigned us the mission of His crucifixion and resurrection’s proclamation.  Are we still standing at the tomb…amazed but silent? Or have we stepped into the mission…faithful and going? - Because the same Jesus who walked out of that grave…is the same Jesus who says to you today: “Go.”

There are moments where it feels like a stone has been rolled into place…and everything you hoped for is now sealed behind it. That is exactly what it felt like when Jesus body was laid in the tomb and the stone was rolled into place. All hope was lost. But what nobody realized…is that God was about to roll that stone away and reveal that a dead man had come alive. God is a stone roller, and dead...

There are moments where it feels like a stone has been rolled into place…and everything you hoped for is now sealed behind it. That is exactly what it felt like when Jesus body was laid in the tomb and the stone was rolled into place. All hope was lost. But what nobody realized…is that God was about to roll that stone away and reveal that a dead man had come alive. God is a stone roller, and dead...

Bottom line: The Crucified One took our place so we could take His. We are guilty of sin. Our sin calls for death. God loves us, but justice cannot be set aside. Therefore, God took the punishment for us. Jesus, the innocent, died for the guilty (us). He took our place on the cross as surely as He took Barabbas’ place on the cross. 

Bottom line: The Crucified One took our place so we could take His. We are guilty of sin. Our sin calls for death. God loves us, but justice cannot be set aside. Therefore, God took the punishment for us. Jesus, the innocent, died for the guilty (us). He took our place on the cross as surely as He took Barabbas’ place on the cross. 

Bottom line: Our greatest temptation to sin is not to choose to do wrong but to choose not to do right, to surrender, and to trust God when obedience is hard.   If we're going to follow the example of Jesus in the Garden then we have to surrender to our Heavenly Father. 1) Surrender begins in prayer. 2) Surrender requires trust. 3) Surrender is a daily choice.

Bottom line: Our greatest temptation to sin is not to choose to do wrong but to choose not to do right, to surrender, and to trust God when obedience is hard.   If we're going to follow the example of Jesus in the Garden then we have to surrender to our Heavenly Father. 1) Surrender begins in prayer. 2) Surrender requires trust. 3) Surrender is a daily choice.