Category Archive: Sermon Thoughts - Page 2

Confronting Christianity Sermon Plan
Posted June 1st, 2023 by Mike Hubbard

For our Summer preaching series, we are going to look at questions raised and addressed in the book Confronting Christianity by Rebecca McLaughlin (order the book here). The book engages 12 of the most common questions asked by skeptics of the Christian. Our goal is to engage these questions by preaching Christ from the Scriptures, […]

Jesus Is – A Synopsis of Christology
Posted May 30th, 2023 by Mike Hubbard

For the past few months we have been preaching a series of sermons on Christology, or the key doctrinal beliefs we as followers of Jesus hold about the person and work of Jesus.  These beliefs are 2,000 years old, taught in the Scriptures, held and passed on by the early church, and affirmed in the […]

Summer Sermon Series – Confronting Christianity
Posted May 23rd, 2023 by Mike Hubbard

We are beginning a new sermon series on the first Sunday of June seeking to answer some tough questions.  The series will interact with Rebecca McClaughlin’s book Confronting Christianity.  We want to encourage a few things during the series. 1. Buy the book and read it – You can get it from Amazon here 2. […]

Jesus Is – Sermon Series on Core Beliefs about Jesus
Posted March 19th, 2023 by Mike Hubbard

We are starting a new series this morning focused on our core beliefs about Jesus. A recent Tweet from Dr. Al Mohler states, “It is not an overstatement to say that the entire Christian faith rests on the validity of Christ’s person and work.” At the core, our faith rests in a person who lived […]

Resources for Education and Praying for the Persecuted Church
Posted January 29th, 2023 by Mike Hubbard

Sermon this morning will highlight the reality that persecution for Christian witness is a key theme in the New Testament and a real experience for so many of our brothers and sisters around the world.  Nik Ripken remind us, “Don’t you ever believe there is a free church and a suffering church.  There is just […]