Sermons by Kai Eilert (Page 4)
Jesus for Everyone: Expect the Unexpected
The Gospel according to Luke is the longest and most thorough account of Jesus’ life that we have. A key attribute of this gospel is the way Jesus is portrayed interacting with people of all kinds of backgrounds and walks of life, and showing them that he’s come to seek and save the lost. Jesus truly is for everyone. Reflection Questions:
Jesus for Everyone: Perfect Timing
The Gospel according to Luke is the longest and most thorough account of Jesus’ life that we have. A key attribute of this gospel is the way Jesus is portrayed interacting with people of all kinds of backgrounds and walks of life, and showing them that he’s come to seek and save the lost. Jesus truly is for everyone. Reflection Questions:
Jesus for Everyone: A Look at Luke
The Gospel according to Luke is the longest and most thorough account of Jesus’ life that we have. A key attribute of this gospel is the way Jesus is portrayed interacting with people of all kinds of backgrounds and walks of life, and showing them that he’s come to seek and save the lost. Jesus truly is for everyone. Reflection Questions:
Behold
The Apostle Paul tells us in 2 Corinthians 3:18 that when we behold the glory of the Lord we will be transformed into his likeness from one degree of glory to another. This is our spiritual emphasis and hope for 2024. And asking, “What am I beholding?” and “What am I becoming?” will help us stay on track this year. Reflection Questions:
Christmas for Everyone: The Spirit of Christmas
A key attribute of Luke’s gospel is that he shows Jesus interacting with all kinds of people from all walks of life. We see this in the Christmas story too. This means that Jesus didn’t come into the world for just a select group of people but for everyone. Jesus is for everyone.…
Christmas for Everyone: The Message and the Messenger
A key attribute of Luke’s gospel is that he shows Jesus interacting with all kinds of people from all walks of life. We see this in the Christmas story too. This means that Jesus didn’t come into the world for just a select group of people but for everyone. Jesus is for everyone.…
Why Give?
Jesus said, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” We still believe Jesus’s promise, but so many, professing Christians included, are walking away from the church altogether. If we want to see Jesus’s church continue to thrive, we must remember the why behind the church’s importance. In this series, we…
Why Baptism?
Jesus said, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” We still believe Jesus’s promise, but so many, professing Christians included, are walking away from the church altogether. If we want to see Jesus’s church continue to thrive, we must remember the why behind the church’s importance. In this series, we…
Why Communion?
Jesus said, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” We still believe Jesus’s promise, but so many, professing Christians included, are walking away from the church altogether. If we want to see Jesus’s church continue to thrive, we must remember the why behind the church’s importance. In this series, we…
Why Study?
Jesus said, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.” We still believe Jesus’s promise, but so many, professing Christians included, are walking away from the church altogether. If we want to see Jesus’s church continue to thrive, we must remember the why behind the church’s importance. In this series, we…