Compass Weekly Sermons

Compass Christian Church - Louisville

This is the sermon audio from Compass Christian Church. Compass Christian Church is a new church in Louisville, Kentucky that exists to build a community of people transformed by the spirit and the good news of Jesus Christ.

  1. −3 h

    Following Jesus Together

    Here at Compass, we believe strongly in making room for different perspectives and different voices. And we believe that is part of how we are living out our motto: Following Jesus Together. Join Pastor Will in this virtual sermon as he explains how we can have unity without doctrinal agreement. The solution is found in scripture: we must work to maintain the unity and stay humble, gentle, and patient.

    Following Jesus Together

  2. −6 d

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The Last Enemy)

    The Preacher in Ecclesiastes describes death as the inevitable end for everyone - the great equalizer. In this sermon, Pastor Will wrestles with Ecclesiastes 9, the fear of death, and how the gospel is good news. When everything around us tempts us to look out for ourselves, Jesus frees us to give our lives for others.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The Last Enemy)

  3. 9 sep.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Wisdom and Knowledge)

    Wisdom and knowledge are always great, right? Wrong, says the Preacher in Ecclesiastes. Often, wisdom is good. Often, wisdom is helpful. But sometimes, wisdom and knowledge only increase vexation. In this sermon, Jason Carter walks through what Ecclesiastes says about wisdom and knowledge, showing that they are wonderful tools to use but terrible things to idolize.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Wisdom and Knowledge)

  4. 30 aug.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Money)

    Most of our lives, in one way or another, revolves around money. We need money to live, to eat, and to provide for our families. Much of our time is oriented around the pursuit of those needs. And money is a fine tool, according to the Preacher in Ecclesiastes, but it is a terrible god. In this sermon, John Ely exposes the god of money for the fraud it is. It promises control, pleasure, and power, but in the end, it doesn't satisfy.

  5. 23 aug.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Power)

    The world around us has a way of using power that means "I win, you lose." Power is about authority, coercion, the ability to make others do what you want them to do. That kind of power naturally leads to the oppression of many. In this sermon, Pastor Will discusses Ecclesiastes 4 and compares the normal "economy of power" in the world with the "upside-down" vision of power that Jesus has. Which one will you choose?

  6. 16 aug.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Control)

    One of the fundamental problems that many of us face is we think we have control over our lives. The Preacher in Ecclesiastes knew better. He describes human life as fitting within a larger framework, out of the control of human hands. In this sermon, Adam Hendricks talks about the seasons of life in Ecclesiastes 3, reassuring us that the One controlling the seasons cares for us through it all.

  7. 9 aug.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Pleasure)

    (Note: This sermon is PG-13 in portions). Our modern world is full of the pursuit of pleasure. And the Preacher of Ecclesiastes certainly understood pleasure. He had extensive resources and could pursue anything that he desired, and he did! In this sermon, Pastor Will explains that the god of pleasure offers everything and leaves us with emptiness. The God of the Bible offers true joy and pleasure, but often we have to wait for Him. What choice will you make?

  8. 2 aug.

    Chasing the Wind: Ecclesiastes and the Search for What Lasts (The God of Work)

    Who are you? Some of us might be tempted to answer with our profession: "I'm a teacher." "I'm a plumber." "I'm a pastor." In this sermon, Dan Kruer cautions us to find a godly balance with how we view work. When viewed wrongly, work can become onerous for many reasons. When viewed well, work is something we do because God designed us to work and because we can work for Him. That shift in perspective will help us navigate a life filled with responsibility and labor.

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This is the sermon audio from Compass Christian Church. Compass Christian Church is a new church in Louisville, Kentucky that exists to build a community of people transformed by the spirit and the good news of Jesus Christ.

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  • Skapad av
    Compass Christian Church - Louisville
  • Aktiva år
    2023 - 2026
  • Avsnitt
    225
  • Åldersgräns
    Barnvänligt
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    © Compass Christian Church - Louisville
  • Programmets webbplats
    Compass Weekly Sermons
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