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As followers of Jesus, we can shout “Hallelujah!” loudly and often. We know the One who has saved us, redeemed us and given us a great hope!

Sermon from our Online Church Service 09.08.2020. Luke 8:40-56

Why is Jesus worthy of trust? Because Jesus cares for his followers, and the whole world is under his control.

For those who carefully listen to the word of God, the word becomes the lamp that enlightens their darkness and they can be of great help to others.

Jesus advances His kingdom through the preaching of the good news. Those who were saved became loyal supporters of His ministry, of which were many women.

As Christians, we are called to come to God, listen to what He says, and then put it into practice. When we don’t put what God says into practice, we fall short of obeying God. James puts it this way: “Faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, is dead.” James 2:17

Jesus calls us to love our enemies. This radical call to love doesn’t look like the love of nonbelievers, but instead reveals the love of God, who loved us while we were still His enemies.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is an historical event that is supported by many witnesses and the testimony even of those who sought to suppress the evidence. Death has been defeated and Jesus is the victor. This truth has empowered the followers of Jesus to share the good news of the gospel through times of […]

As Jesus moves to the climax of his ministry, the contrast between his own heart, the heart of his disciples and the crowds around him could not be more strikingly different. He has come as the servant king.