Sermons from February 2025
The Lord’s Supper
In this sermon we consider in detail the institution of the Lord’s Supper. Jesus’ work on the cross stands between the Passover and the consummation of the Kingdom of God, pointing us to both events in salvation history. He invests the bread and the cup with the gift of himself to his people, thus memorializing the cross as our way of salvation. Here is a reminder of the very heart of the Christian faith. Passage: Luke 22:14-20
The Plans of Men and God
In this sermon, we return to the main narrative in the gospel of Luke. Jesus has come to give his life to inaugurate the new covenant and the kingdom of God. This passage considers the various plots against Christ and how God’s intended purposes come to pass. Here is great comfort to the Christian in times of trouble. Passage: Luke 21:37-22:23
The Destruction of Jerusalem Part 4: The Coming of the Son of Man
This sermon considers the “coming of the Son of Man” in the destruction of the temple in 70AD. Jesus uses prophetic and apocalyptic language to describe the coming judgment of Jerusalem that is orchestrated by his own hand. Jesus removes the kingdom from the Jews who rejected him and grants it to all who call upon his name. This passage reminds us of the truthfulness of our Lord and that we must take every thought captive to obey him. Passage:…
The Destruction of Jerusalem Part 3: The Abomination of Desolation and Great Tribulation
In this sermon we continue our exposition of the Olivet Discourse. We take time to consider the phrases “abomination of desolation” and “great tribulation.” When understanding Jewish idioms and historical events, these terms are demystified. This passage demonstrates the faithfulness of Jesus and the greatness of God’s vengeance. Passage: Luke 21:20-24