On the road to Emmaus, two disciples knew the Scriptures, believed the promises, and still failed to recognize the risen Jesus walking beside them.

In Luke 24, Jesus reveals something unsettling and deeply relevant for the church today:
You can know the Bible and still miss where God is going.

This sermon explores the difference between knowing Scripture and understanding its direction, why the disciples misunderstood redemption, and how Jesus re-centered the entire story around Himself. It challenges churches and believers to read the Bible not as isolated verses or rules, but as a unified story moving toward the crucified and risen Christ.

Before action comes understanding.
Before mission comes formation.
Before movement comes seeing.

If you’ve ever felt confused about God’s work, disoriented in faith, or unsure where Scripture is leading you, this message invites you to slow down, listen, and let Jesus open your mind to the story you’re already living in.

Scripture: Luke 24:13–45
Theme: Seeing God’s direction, not just knowing the text

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#ChurchRenewal

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#ScriptureAndMission

#Discipleship

The church did not invent mission.
The church was formed by God’s mission.

In this sermon, we trace the story of a God who refuses to turn inward, from Genesis to Jesus. God’s blessing always moves outward, widening, deepening, and reaching the places we least expect.

This message confronts a hard question:
Are we moving with God, or just preserving what feels familiar?

If you’ve ever wondered whether God is still at work in a changing world, this message is for you.

#GodIsStillSending #ChurchOnMission #FaithAndCulture #MissionalLiving #JesusSendsUs #BiblicalStory #KingdomOfGod #ChurchToday

What if discipleship is not about doing more, but about learning how to live in the flow of the life God is already bringing into the world?

In this sermon, Formed by the Flow, we explore Ezekiel’s vision of the river that flows from God’s presence and brings life wherever it goes. This message traces how God’s life flows from sacrifice, deepens through trust, and moves outward toward places of need.

Rather than treating faith as something to manage or control, this sermon invites us to be formed by God’s presence, led deeper into trust, and carried outward for the sake of the world.

Where the river flows, everything lives.

#FormedByTheFlow
#ChristianDiscipleship
#Ezekiel47
#LifeWithGod
#MissionalChurch
#FollowingJesus
#SpiritualFormation
#FaithAndTrust
#ChurchOfChrist
#ResurrectionLife

Christmas opens the door, but it was never meant to be the end of the story.

In this message, we confront a hard truth many churches and believers face: stillness often feels like faithfulness. The disciples believed. They gathered. They were sincere. And they were stuck behind locked doors.

Jesus meets them there, not to shame them, but to send them.

Drawing from John 20, John 5, Esther, and Paul’s vision of ambassadorship, this sermon explores what it means to stop treating faith as an endpoint and start living it as movement. God is already at work. The question is whether we are paying attention and willing to let go.

This message challenges comfortable Christianity, calls the church back into the flow of God’s mission, and invites each of us to move again.

If you’ve ever felt faithful but stagnant, this message is for you.

#MakingRoom
#GodsMission
#MissionalChurch
#FollowJesus
#FaithInMotion
#ChurchRenewal
#Discipleship
#ChristianSermon
#AfterChristmas
#SentNotSettled
#GoAndBless
#JesusSends

What does it actually mean to follow Jesus in a crowded, distracted, and comfort-driven world?

This sermon explores the heart of incarnational faith, not as a seasonal idea, but as a way of life shaped by presence, humility, and movement toward others. Drawing from the birth of Christ, the shepherds, and the posture of Jesus Himself, we are challenged to move beyond simply having room and instead learn what it means to make room.

Jesus did not save from a distance.
He came close.
He welcomed the overlooked.
He chose the lower place.

This message calls disciples of Jesus Christ to practice proximity, move toward the margins, and embody the posture of the King in everyday life.

Before we ever made room for Him, He made room for us.

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#IncarnationalFaith
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#HumbleFaith

Life rarely stays neat. Plans wobble. Circumstances shift. And often, nothing on the outside gets fixed. But something on the inside can change.

In Philippians 4:6–9, the apostle Paul shows us a different way to live. From a prison cell, he teaches the church how thanksgiving reshapes the heart, how an excellent mind forms a faithful life, and how inward formation naturally becomes outward witness.

In this message, Thanksgiving and the Excellent Life, we explore:
• Why gratitude is not denial, but spiritual formation
• How thanksgiving leads to peace even when circumstances remain hard
• What it means to set our minds on what is true, noble, pure, and excellent
• How our thoughts shape our habits, actions, and witness
• Why pressing upward in faith always leads to going outward in love

This sermon is for anyone who feels anxious, distracted, discouraged, or hungry for a deeper way to live the Christian life. Paul reminds us that the excellent life is not about perfection, but about practicing faith, gratitude, and obedience in everyday moments.

When the people of God live thankful lives and think excellent thoughts, the world begins to see Christ in them.

#ThanksgivingAndTheExcellentLife

#Philippians4

#ChristianThanksgiving

#RenewYourMind

#ChristianLiving

#FaithInEverydayLife

#PressingUpwardGoingOutward

#BibleTeaching

#ChristianYouTube

#Gratitude

#PeaceOfGod

#ExcellentLife

#Sermon

What is God’s purpose behind blessing His people?

In Philippians 4:10–20, the apostle Paul shows us that contentment, generosity, and mission are deeply connected. God forms His people inwardly so His grace can flow outward. A church shaped by Christ becomes a church that blesses others.

In this final message of the Pressing Upward, Going Outward series, we explore:
• The difference between resignation and Christ-centered contentment
• Why generosity is an act of worship, not obligation
• How partnership in the gospel shapes both giver and receiver
• Why God’s provision is meant to free us for mission, not comfort
• How ordinary believers can bless the world through shared life and service

This sermon is for anyone wrestling with fear, scarcity, burnout, or the question: What does God want to do with what He’s given me?

God blesses His people so they can become a blessing.
The question is how we will respond.

#BlessedToBeABlessing

#Philippians4

#ChristianGenerosity

#ContentmentInChrist

#ChurchMission

#FaithInAction

#Sermon

#ChristianYouTube

#GospelLiving

#PressingUpwardGoingOutward

#ChristianTeaching

#PartnershipInTheGospel

#LivingTheGospel

December fills up fast. Calendars get crowded. Schedules get packed. And without meaning to, Jesus often ends up with whatever space is left.

The Christmas story tells us there was no room in Bethlehem. Not because people rejected Jesus, but because life was already full. That same pattern still shapes our lives today.

In this message, Make Room for Jesus, we explore:
• Why busyness and hurry crowd out Christ
• How cluttered lives miss holy moments
• What it means to slow down and open space for God
• Why making room isn’t about doing more, but clearing space
• How surrender, service, generosity, and even baptism are ways we open the door to Christ

This sermon is for anyone who feels overwhelmed, distracted, spiritually tired, or longing for something deeper this Christmas season.

Jesus still stands at the door and knocks.
The question is simple: Will we make room?

#MakeRoomForJesus

#ChristmasSermon

#Advent

#FaithAndLife

#SpiritualFormation

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#JesusAtTheCenter

#SlowDown

#ChurchOnline

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#PrepareHimRoom

#BibleTeaching

#GospelMessage