28 results for “living water”, Repentance Clear
Come to the Valley of Judgment
Felix and Guadalupe's testimony of healing and provision leads into Van's teaching from Joel 3 on God's judgment, mercy, and the hope found only in Christ.
Joel · Week 3
Yet Even Now: Return to Me
Joel's three chapters move from locust devastation to Pentecost hope, with Pastor Joel calling his church to genuine repentance and trust in God's mercy.
Joel · Week 2
Yet Even Now, Return to Me
Pastor Darren walks through the book of Joel, finding in its locust-ravaged landscape a call to return to God with a whole heart, not just outward grief.
Joel · Week 1
Let Justice Roll Down Like Waters
Amos called God's people to justice and humility, not religious pride. The preacher's sermon traces the prophet's warnings, visions, and the hope waiting at the end of the book.
Amos · Week 5
Sunday Nov 17th Sermon from Pastor Ray
Peter and John heal a man lame from birth, and Pastor Peter traces what happened, why it mattered, and what it means to receive grace you could never earn.
Acts · Week 31
Silver and Gold Have I None
A lame man healed at the temple gate opens a question every believer faces: are we trying to be Peter, or do we need to see ourselves as the one who was lifted up?
Acts · Week 30
The Love Without Hypocrisy
Pastor Ray preaches from Romans 12 on sincere, unhypocritical love, exploring what it means to hate evil, cling to good, and forgive rather than seek revenge.
Love Must Be Sincere
Romans 12 calls believers to sincere, unhypocritical love. Pastor Ray walks through what that really demands, from honoring others to blessing enemies.
Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead
Luke 24 traces the risen Jesus from an empty tomb to the Emmaus road, showing confused disciples how Scripture always pointed to a suffering and risen Christ.
Luke · Week 34
Why Do You Seek the Living Among the Dead
Luke 24 sermon on the resurrection and the road to Emmaus: why the disciples struggled to believe the good news, and what it means to be witnesses today.
Luke · Week 33
His Mercy Is More
Pastor Peter walks through 1 Peter 1, calling believers to hope fully, live holy, fear God, love deeply, renounce sin, and grow in God's Word.
Women's Bible Study - October 18th, 2023
Deborah teaches on revival, repentance, and staying on fire for Jesus, sharing personal stories of answered prayer and what it means to live a life that matters.
Repent or Perish: Two Alternatives from Jesus
Jesus warns His disciples about hypocrisy, greed, and unpreparedness, then closes with two stark alternatives: repent or perish. A close reading of Luke 12.
The Book of Jonah - Sunday, March 27, 2022 - 11am Service
The pastor walks through the entire book of Jonah, showing how God's mercy toward enemies challenges our own willingness to share the gospel with people we would rather see judged.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 10
Her Sins Which Are Many Have Been Forgiven
A sinful woman washes Jesus' feet with her tears while a proud Pharisee looks on. The pastor explores what true contrition, forgiveness, and faith look like.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 7
Her Sins Which Are Many Have Been Forgiven
A sinful woman anoints Jesus' feet at a Pharisee's table. Pastor explores pride, humility, and what it means to truly grasp how much we've been forgiven.
Harmony of the Gospels · Week 6
Monday Night @ Frist B Jan 30th
Jesus confronts religious leaders focused on rituals while ignoring the heart. Pastor Mark explores what truly defiles us and how only Christ can transform us from within.
Mark · Week 3
Your Words Have the Power of Life and Death
Steve Landis opens with conviction about the power of words, then walks through why surrendering to repentance and transformation matters for every believer.
Y'all or a They
Peter warns about false teachers who promise freedom but deliver slavery, while God's patience invites everyone to repentance before judgment comes.
2 Peter · Week 13
Patient With You
Peter warns of false teachers who entice believers away from the gospel, while reminding us that God's patience is not slowness but mercy, calling everyone to repentance.
2 Peter · Week 12
Beware the Reluctant Permission of God
Pastor Carl walks through the story of Balaam in Numbers 22-24, warning against pursuing what God has already refused and the danger of His reluctant permission.
2 Peter · Week 8
Knowing and the Resurrection
Easter sermon on Luke 24 and Acts 1: two disciples walk to Emmaus not yet recognizing the risen Jesus, and what it means to truly know the resurrection.
The Cross Is Not Sugarcoated
Gary Geek shares a direct message on the gospel of Christ: why the cross is offensive, what true repentance costs, and why every believer is called to share their faith.
The Fabric of Our Faith
Gary Geek shares why every Christian is called to proclaim the full gospel of Christ boldly, without fear, and what that message truly costs and demands.
One Last Loving Defense
Paul closes 2 Corinthians with a parental warning, a call to self-examination, and a benediction grounding Christians in God's faithfulness and restorative love.
2 Corinthians · Week 26
Futile Sin Management Without the Cross
Acts 18 sermon on Apollos, who preached repentance powerfully but knew only John's baptism. What is sin management without the cross of Christ?
Acts · Week 18
Sin, Sorrow, and Salvation
A Wyoming pastor connects Moses lifting the bronze serpent in the wilderness to the cross of Christ, tracing sin, sorrow, and salvation through John 3 and Numbers 21.
The Sign of Jonah
Ron Turpin walks through the book of Jonah to show how God pursues the disobedient, waits patiently for repentance, and points every detail toward the death and resurrection of Jesus.
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