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Sermon audio from the weekend gathering at Immanuel Fellowship Church. Hear our pastors dig into God's word as we seek to know Jesus as he really is. The gospel changes lives and the gospel is good news for all people.

  1. 1 DAY AGO

    Matthew 17:1-13 - Jesus is God the Son

    In this sermon, Pastor Sam emphasizes the goodness and faithfulness of God, encouraging gratitude for personal testimonies like that of Greg's, as they highlight God's loving pursuit of humanity. The message centers on the question of Jesus' identity as presented in Matthew 16 and 17, where Jesus clarifies that He is indeed God's Son, bridging the gap between humanity and the holiness of God. Pastor Sam notes that recognizing Jesus’ divine nature can be both comforting and terrifying, as it reveals the vast distance between our imperfection and God's perfection. He invites believers to approach God, urging them to understand that despite their shortcomings, God delights in their relationship with Him.

    58 min

  2. 16 SEPT

    Matthew 16:21-28 - Jesus is the Victor

    In this sermon, Pastor Sam focuses on the critical question of "Who is Jesus?" as highlighted in the Gospel of Matthew. He emphasizes that understanding Jesus is not just an academic pursuit but a personal challenge that demands a response from each individual. He highlights that Jesus not only invites people to form their opinion about him but also underscores the urgency of this decision, pointing out that one cannot simply ignore the claim that Jesus, as the Messiah, has on their lives. The significance of Jesus' identity is pivotal for believers, as it fundamentally alters how one lives and interacts with the world.

    44 min

  3. 9 SEPT

    Matthew 16:13-20 - Jesus the Messiah

    Pastor Sam introduces a new sermon series titled "Who is Jesus?" focused on exploring the identity of Jesus as the Messiah through the Gospel of Matthew, specifically chapter 16. He emphasizes that while the disciples recognize Jesus as the Messiah, they struggle to understand the true implications of that reality, which conflicts with their preconceived notions of a political savior. By highlighting Peter's confession of Jesus as the Messiah, Pastor Sam stresses the importance of individual belief and the necessity for everyone to personally confront the question of who Jesus is. Ultimately, he affirms that understanding Christ's identity shapes our own identity as followers and empowers us to live out our faith in His authority.

    41 min

  4. 5 SEPT

    Faithful to the End: Lessons from Paul's Letters

    In this sermon, Pastor Jim emphasizes the crucial importance of having a firm foundation in Jesus Christ, as highlighted in Paul's letters to Timothy. He discusses the dangers of building one's faith on unstable ground, such as emotions or societal influences, which can lead to spiritual collapse during life's inevitable storms. The rise of wickedness and false teachings in today's culture is noted, paralleling Timothy's challenges, and Pastor urges listeners to ground their faith deeply in the Word of God for strength and resilience. Ultimately, he calls for a genuine, loving devotion to the truth of Scripture to navigate the increasing trials of faith in a changing world.

    47 min

  5. 26 AUG

    Matthew 16:1-12 - Beware Bad Yeast

    Pastor Jesse reflects on Matthew 16:1-12, rebuking religious hypocrisy and emphasizing the sign of Jonah. Jesse warns us about false teachings and stays focused on the gospel's power for salvation.

    32 min

  6. 19 AUG

    Matthew 15:29-39 - Seven Loaves, Seven Baskets

    Pastor delivered an invigorating sermon centered around the concepts of faith, hope, and love towards everyone in our lives. He emphasized that as long as others are engaging and open to us, there's still hope. Underscoring Jesus's message of inclusivity, he insisted that everyone is welcome to His table, urging us not to let fear, doubt, or past experiences deter us from inviting others.Pastor also addressed those feeling spiritually drained or experiencing a disconnect with Christ, encouraging them to approach Jesus in their time of need. His refreshing perspective rejects ideas of self-repair or deservingness for His help; instead, he insists that Jesus loves us as we are and yearns to shower us with compassion and mercy.Referencing the Gospel of Matthew, Pastor accentuated that Jesus's table is open to everyone, irrespective of who they are or their past actions. He added that Jesus's love and compassion is borderless, desiring to satisfy our needs and fill us with His grace and mercy. He urged all of us not only to accept our place at the table but also to extend an invitation to others.Pastor concluded his sermon by emphasizing the universality of the Gospel, irrespective of any racial, cultural, or background differences. His powerful closing message was a call to action, asking everyone to boldly step forward and spread Jesus's message, secure in the knowledge that our God welcomes everyone to His table of love and grace.

    45 min

  7. 12 AUG

    Faith For Crumbs (Matthew 15:21-28)

    In this sermon, Pastor Sam explores the Canaanite woman's story in Matthew 15, emphasizing how unexpected heroes play vital roles in grand narratives. He highlights the importance of faith in Jesus for redemption, not earthly status or abilities, using examples from popular culture like The Lord of the Rings. The sermon discusses the woman's persistence in seeking Jesus's help despite initial rejection, showing how faith transcends background and social standing. Pastor concludes by emphasizing the equality of all in need of Jesus, encouraging reflection on individual faith journeys and trusting in Christ for salvation and transformation.

    42 min

  8. 5 AUG

    Matthew 15:10-20 - This Defiles a Person

    Pastor Sam's sermon delves into the concept of defilement and the brokenness of the human heart, using personal anecdotes and biblical teachings. By referencing Matthew 15:10-20, he highlights Jesus' emphasis on the heart over external rituals. The sermon underscores the universal potential for evil in all individuals, while also pointing to Jesus as the source of redemption and grace. Pastor Sam concludes with a call to rely on the gospel for forgiveness and renewal, emphasizing the transformative power of Jesus' love.

    46 min
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Sermon audio from the weekend gathering at Immanuel Fellowship Church. Hear our pastors dig into God's word as we seek to know Jesus as he really is. The gospel changes lives and the gospel is good news for all people.

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  • Creator
    Immanuel Fellowship Church
  • Years Active
    2018 - 2024
  • Episodes
    245
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2022
  • Show Website
    Immanuel Fellowship Church

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