This is the second part of last week’s sermon about “The Lord’s Day and the Lord’s Supper in the Shape of the New Testament.” In this lesson, we’ll explore and contemplate what this weekly activity is all about. We’ll look at some of the terms which are associated with it in the New Testament.
Sermons from April 2015
This sermon is about “The Lord’s Day and the Lord’s Supper in the Shape of the New Testament.” This is another distinction we have in churches of Christ: we believe eating the Lord’s Supper every Sunday is an important part of God’s plan for the church.
This is a continuation of our special sermon series titled “Churches in the Shape of Scripture.” This sermon discusses some of our beliefs and practices that distinguish us in churches of Christ from most other churches, particularly at our belief that baptism is a necessary condition for receiving salvation.
Guest Speaker: Sterling Thomas. (The first 30 minutes of the audio is worship. Skip to 29:30 for Sterling’s interview.) A matter of seconds changed Sterling Thomas’ life forever. It came when the freshman was making a tackle for Lindenwood University. Sterling fractured his C5 vertebrae in his spinal cord, leaving him paralyzed from the waist…
The question of this Easter Sunday sermon is “Who are you looking for?” (John 20:15) It is the question that Jesus asks Mary Magdalene when, weeping, she encounters Him in the garden at the empty tomb. It is a question asking people who they are looking for in Jesus. It propels each of us forward…