Christ Fellowship Church Sermons

<p>In this sermon, we will see that renewal comes through God's Word.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see a guide to true worship.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that true power to change is found not in our position in life, but in our posture before God.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see how Jesus is the Prince of Peace</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see how Jesus is our Everlasting Father and provides for us.</p>

<p>We explore Christ as Mighty God as we approach Christmas</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will look at the Sermon on the Mount and discover how Jesus is our Wonderful Counselor.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the action of reconciliation involves doing for others what God has done for you in Christ.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see three motivators for reconciling with others.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the first step toward reconciliation is prayer.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that a reconciled society starts with who you are, not what you do.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that in order to accomplish God's mission, we need God's community.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see how to honor God in the workplace, both as workers and managers.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that children should obey their parents and father should not provoke their children.</p>

<p>Join us as we continue our series through the book of Colossians as we look at Colossians 3:18-19 and discuss what real submission and love in the context of marriage looks like in 2020</p>

<p>This week we look at Colossians 3:5-17 seeing how we put off our old self and put on our new self in Christ</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that union with Christ has given us a whole new life.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that adding anything to Christ destroys our ability to rest in Christ.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we are going to fight deception, we must walk in the lordship of Christ and trust in the sufficiency of Christ.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that a heart captured by the supremacy of Jesus produces a life of ministry that is all about Him.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the gospel is wonderful because it has made a way for us to enjoy the supremacy of Jesus forever.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see how Paul's prayer for the Colossians shows us what we need most: to know and please God.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that we will develop thankful hearts when we focus on how God is moving in people's lives, namely, their faith, love and hope.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that we don’t need just a little bit more of this or that to arrive because we have Jesus and he is greater than all things.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that God will be our fortress in times of trouble when we trust in his strength, city and exaltation.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that we will only find worldwide happiness when we submit to the worldwide king.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that we can rejoice because God is King!</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we want to find praise in the midst of lament, we must rejoice in whose we are and in who we are.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that an intimate relationship with God guarantees us protection from eternal harm.</p>

<p>Today we learn about Psalm 20 and how we find victory in Christ.</p>

<p>Psalm 62 tells us how to find peace and rest in God as our fortress</p>

<p>Psalm 6 helps us learn how to cry out to God and have hope in the midst of a broken world</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that fainting hearts can find healing if we desire our God and behold our King.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see how to respond when we feel attacked by enemies.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see three reassuring promises believers can claim in the midst of difficult times.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the gospel produces a Christian life of good works in our world that must be both displayed in community and protected by community.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that godly behavior in the home displays the beauty of the gospel and is produced by the power of the gospel.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we are going to have beliefs and behaviors that match in the church, we need godly leaders who display Christ-like qualities and confront Christ-less deceivers.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we are going to have behavior that matches our belief, we need God’s Word, election, gospel, family and blessing.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that although trials may hinder our personal freedoms, they cannot hinder the spread of the gospel.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that nothing can ultimately threaten God’s will for your life and his world.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we’ll see that a faith that overcomes trials is fearless, intriguing, respectful, Christocentric and missional.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that we can endure trials for the gospel with courage when we perceive the worldviews, trust the Lord, share the gospel and expect the unexpected.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the gospel is greater than our circumstances.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the local church should be the dearest place for the Christian.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that sharing the gospel faithfully requires cultural confrontation.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we are going to have a fruitful ministry amongst hard to reach people, we need God’s word, God’s boldness, and God’s people.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that if we are going to speak the gospel to the culture, we must be prepared, artistic and expectant.</p>

<p>In this sermon, we will see that the gospel is both glad and offensive news that produces glad and offended responses.</p>