LifeSpring Sermon Blog

This sermon looks at the way we may experience "epiphanies" even today.

This sermon is a GPS reading on the way a disciple of Jesus lives within the community of faith.  The sermon takes its text from Philippians 2:1-5.

This sermon is from Isaiah 35:1-10.  This text was probably written to Judah after either the Assyrian or the Babylonian invasion and all the pain it brought to Judah.  Of course, it contains overtones of the coming of the Kingdom of God as the final redemptive act of God for humanity.

This sermon comes from Isaiah 11:1-10 which concerns Isaiah's prophecy about the continuation of the rule of God's people by descendants of Jesse, the father of King David.  This is part of sermons during Advent.

This sermon comes from Isaiah 65 and is a hopeful message to Judah after returning from Babylonian captivity.

The Sunday prior to Thanksgiving is a reminder from Psalm 98 about the need to be thankful to God for all God has done.

This sermon looks at how God created us to be occupied with doing good works.  In other words, works that are God-centered, useful, a blessing to others, and productive.

This sermon takes a look at what the mission of God is.

This is the final in the Invitation Series and concerns the way the meals and hospitality enter into Jesus' life with frequency.  In the same way, we invite those who would welcome our food and our hospitality.

This sermon is the second in the Invitation Series and it concerns the way that Jesus invited people who were burdened with various weights to come to him.  Jim Grasley is the guest speaker delivering this sermon.