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Reading the Text, Feeding the Flock

Sermon

  • Look At Christ

    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.

  • Jesus, The Bread of Life

    Hungry for something more than another holiday meal? In Jesus, The Bread of Life, Rev. Rob Jones explores John 6:25–35 and the only One who can truly satisfy the deepest hunger of our souls. Discover how Christ meets us right where we are, fills the “Jesus-shaped” emptiness nothing else can touch, and turns Thanksgiving into daily gratitude, service, and joy. Come be reminded that God’s greatest gift is not what He gives us—but who He gives us in Jesus, the true Bread of Life.

  • Jesus, Mercy, and the Kingdom

    Discover how a familiar healing story in Luke 17 becomes a radical challenge to the politics of exclusion. This sermon explores Jesus’ mercy toward ten lepers, his boundary‑breaking welcome of a Samaritan outsider, and what that means for how we think about power, belonging, and justice today.

    Warning: This reflection engages directly with the political nature of Luke’s Gospel and the very real religious and social tensions of Second Temple Judaism—it may unsettle comfortable assumptions about where faith ends, and politics begin.

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