LifeSpring Sermon Blog

He has sent us a mighty savior.

This Advent sermon takes its text from Luke 1:68-69, Zechariah's song of praise about the promise that God made to us which was fulfilled by Jesus.  The sermon calls for three Advent behaviors:  1) Let us notice God's presence in our lives, 2) Let us have hope, not despair, and 3) Let us live with courage.

181202 Jennifer's Table Talk

I'll Do What I Promised

Sunday's sermon came from Jeremiah 33:14-16 and takes a look at God's promise to Judah that he would "do for Israel and Judah all the good things I have promised them."  The importance of Hope is an important theme in this lesson.

181125 Bruce's Table Talk

Grace and Peace to You

This sermon is the last in the Christian calendar for 2017-2018.  The text comes from Revelation 1:4-8, and the theme of the sermon is maintaining hope in the midst of overwhelming, negative forces in the world.

Don't Give Up

This is the next to the last sermon of the Liturgical Year/Christian Calendar.  The text comes from Hebrews 10 which is written to encourage those early Christians to not give up.  It is a worthy consideration, especially in light of the social and political upheaval that we are experiencing right now.

181111 Bev's Table Talk

Part of the Body

This sermon concludes the four-part series on Spiritual Gifts.  It examines the connection that Christians have with each other in the body of Christ

181104 Rachelle's Table Talk

United in the Spirit

This sermon comes from Ephesians 4:1-13 wherein Paul calls the Ephesian christians to live in a way that promotes unity.  He gives them foundational ideas on which to base the unity among which is the idea that the gifts of the Spirit are designed to be used to promote growth in maturity.  This is third in the sermon series on Spiritual Gifts.