Jerusalem Chapel Sermons

God is both righteous and merciful.

How do we react to the Lord's presence in our lives?

Our messes do not negate God's plan.

We must live single-hearted lives of integrity.

God's plan is best for us.

"God takes His promises andours very seriously." [Gangel & Bramer]

God's delays are not denials.

Morality is more important than legality.

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Hope, Love, Joy, and Peace

God's presence provides peace.

Christ's love is evident through our selfless sacrifice.

Our lives will be altered when we bow at God's altar.

When we're faithless, God is faithful.

Embracing the claims of God requires leaving some things behind.

God's grace accomplishes what seems humanly impossible.

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God's plan of salvation is unstoppable.

God will hold us accountable for breaching His boundaries.

God is concerned about all people.

Our character is evident through our actions.

God is concerned about life.

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We must be willing to sacrifice everything for God.

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God's punishment for sin is universal.

God is in complete control of His creation.

God directs and protects His righteous ones.

God provides mercy amidst discipline.

Am I influencing others or being influenced by them?

Our heart will find what it's looking for.

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We can trust God to keep His promises.

We have a choice to depend of God or ourselves.

We have a choice concerning our sin.

Even in our failures, God provides mercy.

God provides all we need.

The pursuit of holiness requires a day of rest.

Everything God creates is good.

God continues to create today.