Feeling worn down by grief, change, or the constant ache of a broken world? This reflection on Revelation 21:1–5 lifts our eyes to the God who doesn’t just patch things up, but promises, “Behold, I am making all things new.” Read on for a hope that faces death, pain, and despair honestly—and anchors you in the certainty of God’s coming renewal.
Is your glass half full or half empty?
In this Thanksgiving sermon, join Rev. Rob Jones for a hopeful message from Luke 1:68–79 on God’s faithfulness, the light of Christ in our darkness, and how grateful hearts become a blessing to others.
Looking for a sermon that calls you back to the heart of the gospel? “Look At Christ” explores how faith can drift into arrogance—either by putting too much confidence in ourselves or by turning our religion into rigid dogma. Drawing from Isaiah 2 and 2 Corinthians 10, this message challenges Christians to “take every thought captive to obey Christ,” to resist ideology disguised as faith, and to refocus on Jesus’ life of empathy, reform, and love for those on the margins.
Through historical examples, Reformation insights, and a powerful call to self-examination, this sermon invites you to see where your own faith pendulum may have swung—and to find your way back by looking at Christ, loving God, and loving the “other.” Join us to ponder, to be humbled, and to be reformed from the inside out.
