The Gospel Church

Today, Pastor Cole begins a three-part series from Luke 10 on what it means to be sent by God into the world. Every Sunday The Gospel Church concludes its service telling the congregation, You are loved and you are sent. In this sermon from Luke 10:1–24, Pastor Cole will talk about our being sent to speak to others about Jesus.

Pastor Cole is finishing his series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). This morning we look at the last part of Jesus’ prayer, John 17:17–26, and emphasize what it means to be loved by God and sent by God.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13-17). This morning in John 17: 1-16, we find that eternal life comes with at least four benefits.

Trey Powell preaches on Romans 5:1-11 and the benefits of our justification, including the ability to rejoice in the midst of our suffering.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). This morning in John 16:16–33, we see how Jesus creates tension for his disciples, but also how he meets us in it.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). Everywhere else in Scripture, the Spirit of God is spiritually forming believers. Here in John 16:5–15, we get to see how the Spirit works on unbelievers (“the world”

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). Jesus calls his followers his friends. But in today’s passage, John 15:18–16:4, Jesus transitions to talk those who are not his friends and have no interest in being his friends, those who oppose Christ in us.

The Gospel Church is walking through a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13-17). In John 15:12-17, we consider how friendship with Jesus transforms both our rest and our work.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). In John 15:7–13, Jesus continues teaching from the angle of abiding in his love. Pastor Cole is preaching this morning on how abiding cultivates in us a wanting God for God, not just the things he gives us.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). John 15:1–6 is a metaphor where Jesus calls himself a vine and his people his branches. Pastor Cole is preaching this morning on what abiding in Jesus means and involves.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13–17). In John 14:15–31, we consider how the ministry of the Holy Spirit keeps us from chasing or creating our own saviors and gives proper shape and substance to our obedience.

Pastor Cole is teaching a series on friendship with Jesus (John 13-17). In John 14:7-14, we consider how Jesus' returning to the Father gave us more of God, not less, and two ways we know this is our greater works for him and his greater working in us.

Cole Huffman teaches on John 14: 1-6.

Cole Huffman teaches on John 13: 31-35.

Cole Huffman continues the series "Friendship with Jesus", focusing on John 13:18-38.

Cole Huffman teaches on John 13:1-17 where Jesus reframes the idea of power. Jesus shows us that rightly having power is humbling and rightly using power is beautifying.

Chandler Vannoy teaches on Hebrews 12:1-2 and explores how to run the race of the Christian life.

Chandler Vannoy teaches about the resurrection of Jesus Christ which gives us living hope.

Chandler Vannoy teaches on the faith of Rahab from Hebrews 11:30-31.

Cole Huffman teaches on the unlikely heroes of Hebrews 11:32-40: Gideon, Barak, Samson, and Jephthah.

Chandler Vannoy teaches on Hebrews 11:23-29 and explores the life and faith of Moses.

Jake Bishop continues our "Heroes of Faith" series from Hebrews 11, examining the life of David.

Barnabas Piper continues our "Heroes of the Faith" series from Hebrews 11, examining the life of Abraham and how his faith created a lineage that we belong to.

Chandler Vannoy looks at Hebrews 11:7 and explores the life of Noah and how living by faith is obeying God even when no one else will.

Chandler Vannoy teaches on Hebrews 11:1-6 and looks at what it means to live by faith.