Grace E-Free Church - Denison, Iowa - Sermons

Jude - Part 1 – vs. 1-7 The Faith Once for all Delivered

Jude, James and Jesus' brother, writes his inspired letter to combat false teachers and contend for the faith once for all delivered to God's people. 

Christian Hope - Part 7 – Romans 5.1-5 Hope through the Glory of God

We are to Hope in the Glory of God - this holy presence that reveals His character and nature

Christian Hope - Part 6 – Romans 8.18-25 Hope through the Redemption of our Bodies

In this life creation and our bodies grown for redemption.  Both will be totally redeemed in the new heaven/earth after Jesus' 2nd coming.  This gives us Christian hope (full assurance).  

Christian Hope - Part 5 – Titus 2.11-14 Hope through Christ’s Appearing

Jesus 1st coming was to offer grace.  His 2nd coming will be for His glory - changing everything for His followers.

Christian Hope - Part 4 – Romans 15.4-7 Hope through God’s word

The Holy Scriptures were written "for our instruction".  They give us what we need to understand, worship, obey (love) and serve God.  They are a key weapon for us in the spiritual battles we face.

Christian Hope - Part 3 – 1 Peter 1.3-5 Hope through Jesus’ Resurrection

We have Christian Hope also because of the Resurrection of Jesus.  He accomplished the victory over death and offers new life to us through the Holy Spirit

Christian Hope - Part 2 – Colossians 1.21-23 Hope of the gospel

Christian hope is confident expectations in God's promises in His gospel.  What is the gospel?  What should we know and how is it best explained?

Christian Hope - Part 1 – 2 Thessalonians 2.16-17 Hope through Grace

Christian Hope is not wishing or merely dreaming but a confident expectation of future salvation through Christ -- by Grace

The Sermon on the Mount (20) – Summary #3 Son of God and God

The New Testament clearly claims the Jesus is "the" Son of God.  How does the Sermon on the Mount inform us as to the deity of Jesus?

The Sermon on the Mount – Summary #2 - Lord and Savior

What does it mean to call Jesus Lord?  What about calling Him Savior?  How does Him being the Christ inform this?