LifeSpring Sermon Blog

This sermon comes from Lamentations and talks about the function and form of Laments.  Unlike complaint, laments are the way we lay our burdens before God and ask for help.

This is the last sermon in the three-lesson series, "Bruce's Last Three Sermons."  It discusses the relationship between the pastor and the church.

This sermon takes its text from Ephesians 4:1-16.  It is the second sermon in the "Bruce's Last Three Sermons" series and it talks about how the Christ's church was meant to involve the participation and giftedness of every person within her.

This is the first of a three-sermon series called "Bruce Last Three Sermons."  These sermons were prepared in expectation of a new pastor coming to LifeSpring.  Which didn't happen.  But it did not negate the importance of these three sermons.  Today, Come Over To Macedonia, is about the Mission of God.

This sermon finishes a short series on Hebrews.  It's the Hebrews writer's final instructions to a church that was experiencing tremendous pressure and chaos.  Hence the name of the sermon - Living in the Chaos.  The text is Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16.

Jim Grasley graciously provided the sermon on July 3, when Bruce was out of town.

Bruce was away on a vacation trip, and Monika graciously supplied the sermon on June 26.

In this sermon, Bruce talks about how insipid the rejoinder, "I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers" is.  It is too often just a way of keeping away the feeling of personal responsibility.  It is also on the minds of the victims of shootings like Uvalde and Sandy Hook.  

In this table talk, Bruce compares the Lord's Supper to a Cruise.

This text comes from Galatians 3:23-29.  In this sermon Bruce talks about how it was God's intention for us to grow to the freedom he has in store for all of us.