Southwood Sermons

Today, we're studying Romans 5:1-11 which explains how justification by faith brings joy in peace, suffering, and eternity.

Today, we're studying Romans 4:1-25 which presents Abraham as an example of believing God's promise, receiving God's grace, and proclaiming God's glory.

Today, we're studying Romans 3:21-31, which reminds us that the Gospel is good news because we are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone.

Today, we're studying Romans 2:17-3:20, which reminds us that the Gospel is good news because salvation by works won't work.

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Today, we're studying Romans 1:18-32, which reminds us that the Gospel is good news because it redeems our wisdom, worship, and work.

Today, we're studying Romans 1:1-17, which reminds us that the Gospel is good news because it solves our problems with identity, community, and self-sufficiency.

Today, we're studying 1 Thessalonians 2, which encourages every member of the church to embrace their ministry.

Today, we're studying John 1, which opens with a powerful description of who Jesus is & what He's done.

There is a natural rhythm between work and rest but it can very difficult to find a healthy balance between those 2 responsibilities in our life. Proverbs will highlight the great value of rest and we will explore why we struggle to rest, what rest actually is as God designed it, and how we can build in healthy rhythms of rest in our life.

We live in a broken world and we see brokenness all around us which can be overwhelming at times. While we know and rejoice in the fact there will come a day when all things will be made right, what do we do now with the brokenness around us? God invites all those who trust and follow Him to be people of justice, to be light in this broken world so join us as we look at His invitation to live just...

Today, we're studying Proverbs, which tells us that the wise worker lives with perspective, works with perseverance, and rests with purpose.

Believers in Christ are called to love our enemies. That love is not duty... it is an overflow of our love for God and His creation.

On average we use 7,000 words a day and with those words we can bring life or destruction to others. Join us this morning as we look at a framework for how we can use our words to bring life to others from the book of Proverbs and we'll see how we have a choice with our voice.

Today, we're studying Proverbs that teach God's people about the need for Christ-centered community.

From the day we are born, we are dealing with the powerful emotion of anger. No one had to teach us how to be angry. Yet, if we never learn to control our anger in a godly way, we could end up damaging the relationships around us. In the book of Proverbs, we see those that are quick to anger are usually proving their foolishness to everyone around them, but those that are slow to anger showcase th...

Today, we're studying Proverbs that teach God's people about how to wisely invest our wealth.

Today, we're studying Proverbs that teach God's people about the naive, the foolish, and the wise.

In the Book of Proverbs, diligence is seen as a wise virtue worth pursuing. This morning we are going to discover how diligence can provide opportunities for Gospel-Centered living.

The book of Proverbs helps us distinguish between the path of the wise person and the path of the fool by pointing us to God as the foundation of wisdom. God has designed this world to operate in a certain way and when we lean into knowing him and his instruction, we are able to grow in wisdom and pursue the good life.

Today, we're studying Matthew 6.11-15, in which Jesus teaches His followers to pray for God's provision, protection, and peace.

When we pray do we slow down to consider who we are praying to? Do we pray only in light of the here and now? Do we come with a hidden agenda, hoping to convince God to give us His stamp of approval? Jesus directs His followers to remember who they are praying to, to pray in light of eternity and to have an attitude of trust. While His followers' prayers might not always line up with this pattern,...

Today, we're studying Matthew 6:5-8, in which Jesus teaches His followers that their prayers should be personal & purposeful.

Today we're studying John 20, which contains key questions asked by Jesus Christ.

Today we're studying John 13.1-17, which displays Christ's model of servant leadership.