Spanish Sermons from 2016

In Christ our human nature has been redeemed, we are restored in fellowship with God, and we have received a calling and purpose. We find everlasting joy in our relationship with the King.

Man cannot attain true peace on his own because peace at its root is about restoring his relationship to God.

The power of the incarnation is to be manifest in our lives, that we may lead transforming lives in our world.

Jesus says it is a higher priority to honour your father and mother with your money than it is to will your estate to the church.

Jesus was the living bread who came down from heaven to restore our humanity to its original purpose.

The righteous represent God’s justice to a culture in rebellion; thus they are feared and must be eradicated.

Though we encounter death, we do not need to fear when Jesus is with us. Resurrection is part of the mystery of the kingdom of God which Jesus is revealing.

The focus of Scripture is the redemption of all of life in the person of Jesus. The miracles related in the gospels are designed to advance the redemptive story.

In the parable of the sower, the emphasis is on the very significant kingdom increase that stems from the faithful lives of Jesus' disciples.

Jesus has power over Satan’s kingdom; Christ reveals His grace by delivering people from demonic influence to serve the living God.

The Sabbath is about God's covenantal relationship to the cosmos in which He providentially governs all things. In the Sabbath we are blessed and liberated from slavery to sin so that we may serve the living God.

When Jesus calls us to His service, far from slavery, it is a gracious act in which He saves our lives.