First Pres Colorado Springs Sermons (Video)

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Sermons from Sunday worship at First Presbyterian Church of Colorado Springs are available on Monday or Tuesday after they are delivered. We welcome you to visit us in person in downtown Colorado Springs, online at www.firstprescos.org or on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@firstprescos).

Episodes

  1. 08/07/2022

    The Lord's Prayer: The Lord's Prayer – Protection

    My God so protects and sustains me that not one hair of my head can fall to the ground without His allowing it. We rest in the sovereignty of God. As we pray, do we know that we are laying our petitions down before the Almighty One? God makes the dry tree green and the green tree dry (Ezek 17:24). God can move mountains. God is in control. All our requests are heard by the One with power to change anything. (John 14:13) Ask whatever you will in Jesus’ name, and in the asking you will find the answer. God answers with Yes, No, or Maybe Later! Speaker: Dave Steane

    35 min

  2. 03/27/2022 ·  Video

    Redeemed: Redeemed From the Great Lie

    The great lie is that running my life according to what my flesh desires will bring me an abundance of happy life. (Cf. Romans 8:5-15) Sin is at work in the world and in me. The promise of sin is amplified by the world, the flesh (my disobedient patterns), and the Devil. Satan is an active force of confusion and deception in my life. Does Satan have a claim on me? No. Jesus has purchased my soul for himself. But I can give Satan access and influence in my life by believing his lies and acting on them. This brings me great pain and deep confusion. Jesus paid the price to deliver me from the dominion of the Devil. When I try to find my way out of my confused state, I only make it worse. I have to let Jesus deliver me (verse 25) and be Redeemed. Speaker: Tim McConnell

    35 min

  3. 03/20/2022 ·  Video

    Redeemed: Redeemed From Slavery to Sin

    Sin is not just a word for a mistake you made. Sin is a power. It is a force and a presence. When we leave the dominion of God’s Kingdom and enter the dominion of the rebellion, we submit ourselves to the powers that oppose God. Sin grabs us and holds us, and we feel like slaves—because we are. Sin gains mastery over us. But Christ redeems us from the mastery of sin and sets us free. There is power in Christ to be freed from sin, but it comes on the other side of the baptism of the cross. You can, today, die to your old self and know new life in Jesus because Jesus died and rose again. When I try to free myself from sin’s chains, I only make it worse. I have to let Jesus break the chains and set me free. I have to be Redeemed. Speaker: Matt Holtzman

    35 min

  4. 03/13/2022 ·  Video

    Redeemed: Redeemed From the Enemy Camp

    When we were enemies of God, God sent Jesus to buy us back from the enemy camp. We made ourselves God’s enemies by disobeying His Kingdom rules. We were in active rebellion against God, and still are every time we choose our own will over His ways. Jesus paid the price for our rebellion so that He could snatch us out of the enemy camp and get us back home to God. The first way Jesus did this is through the incarnation (Philippians 2). He came where we are and made himself one with us, even while we were camping out with the enemy. When I try to make myself God’s friend, I only make it worse. I have to let Jesus take my place as God’s enemy, take the punishment and pay the price, and then let Him restore me to God as God’s friend. Jesus takes the place of exile so I can be restored to citizenship. I can’t redeem myself; I have to be Redeemed. Speaker: Tim McConnell

    35 min

  5. 03/06/2022 ·  Video

    Redeemed: Redeemed From Saving Ourselves

    Jesus is our Redeemer who purchases us with a ransom price. He paid it on the cross by his blood. By paying the penalty for our sins against the law, Jesus redeemed us from the obligation to save ourselves by keeping the law—something we never could have done! We can’t earn our salvation by good works. Religious performance is an empty way of life (1 Peter 1:18). Jesus wins it for us by paying the price. The price is paid by Jesus, who is God, to the Father, who is God. This is God’s way of salvation He has made for us, as way that God is both just and the one who saves and justifies (verse 26) those who have faith in Jesus. If I tried to save myself by obeying all that the law requires, I would only make it worse. I have to receive the gift of righteousness Jesus purchased for me and be Redeemed. Speaker: Tim McConnell

    35 min
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Sermons from Sunday worship at First Presbyterian Church of Colorado Springs are available on Monday or Tuesday after they are delivered. We welcome you to visit us in person in downtown Colorado Springs, online at www.firstprescos.org or on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram (@firstprescos).

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