Claire Andrews, one of our Directors of Discipleship, preaches on John 12. Have you ever thought about who in your life wants to see Jesus (whether they know it or not)? She points out that God can and will use even us to glorify and point others to himself.
Pastor JT continues our series on Spiritual Generations by looking at three infamous stories in Genesis. He shows us how God has the grace to meet with a runaway couple, a jealous brother, a wayward, drunken patriarch, and with us.
Pastor JT kicks off a new series, "Spiritual Generations," by talking about what spiritual generations are and by showing what our responsibilities are as individuals and as the Church in growing these generations.
Mary McDonald, one of our deacons, preaches a sermon on Joy, Suffering, and the Holy Spirit, looking especially at her own experiences with the Virginia Tech massacre 10 years ago.
On Good Friday, Chris Andrews preaches about the temptation to bypass the pain of Good Friday to get to the celebration of Easter, a temptation that Jesus himself faced in the garden. But the Cross and the suffering that it brought was and is necessary to our Christian life.
(This sermon was not recorded, but you can find a manuscript HERE)
Pastor JT preaches on Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem days before his crucifixion.
Dr. Peter Walker (Trinity School for Ministry) joins us and preaches on the resurrection of Lazarus and what it means for us to be resurrected to new life in Christ.
Jack McDonald preaches on the story of Jesus' temptation in the wilderness and shows us that, although we can learn from Jesus' example in this passage, even more this story should lead us to marvel at the extent and power of God's sacrificial love for us.
Pastor JT preaches on Ash Wednesday, Lent, and repentance during our joint Ash Wednesday service with New Life.
JT preaches about how we are to be as the Church. The church should be a family, a field, and a temple, with the goals of maturity, productivity, and quality.
JT talks about how to resolve conflict and how NOT to resolve conflict according to the Bible, looking especially at passages from Matthew 5 and Matthew 18.
JT preaches through Isaiah 58 and looks at the importance of true worship as opposed to empty religiosity.
JT unpacks the beginning of the Sermon on the Mount, the Beatitudes, found in Matthew 5:1-12. How does who you are align with the Kingdom of God as displayed in this passage?
JT preaches on Isaiah 42:1-10 and justice for the nations, the work of the Messiah, and how God will use anything for his Glory.
Continuing in the Parables of Jesus, JT preaches on Luke 14:15-24 and the Parable of the Great Banquet. What things do we put before God and his Great Banquet? And what is our job when it comes to bringing people to the banquet?
Continuing in our series on Parables of Preparation, JT preaches on Luke 13:22-30, The Parable of the Narrow Gate, and what it means to "make every effort to enter through the narrow door."
JT preaches on the enigmatic Parable of the Wheat and the Weeds (Matthew 13:24-30, 36-43). Why does God allow evil to exist in the world and how are we, his followers, supposed to live faithfully in the face of that evil?
Chris Meckley (Director of Student Ministries) preaches on Matthew 25:1-13 (the Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins) and what Jesus is telling us about being prepared for the return of the Bridegroom.
Pastor JT preaches on Matthew 25:14-30 and on being good and faithful stewards of the things God has entrusted to us.
Pastor JT continues in our series on the Stewardship Parables of Jesus, looking at the Parable of the Rich Fool from Luke 12:13-21. He talks about guarding your heart against greed and being rich toward God.
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Blacksburg, VA 24063
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