Spanish Sermons from 2018

Luke's gospel gives us a rare view of the early life of Jesus and his family.

Boaz redeems Ruth and marries her and she gives birth to Obed, the grandfather of King David in the lineage of Jesus.

The movement of the story of Ruth from emptyness to fullness in Bethlehem, the house of bread, begins to be realized.

Naomi returns to Bethlehem with her daughter-in-law, Ruth, in hope of finding food.

These final greetings and remarks are important because they remind us that what Paul wrote about he also lived out amongst a group of real people.

This passage gives us two simple commands: persist in prayer; and walk in wisdom towards outsiders.

Paul encourages people in servitude to work hard from the heart, not to please men, but to please God because we all serve Lord Christ.

Paul puts the spotlight on the homes and families of the Colossians

When we are raised with Christ our clothes change and the old way of thinking and living no longer fits with our new moral attire

Paul uses the analogy of dressing to tell us to take off sinful passions and practices and to no longer wear them

Paul tells the Colossians that they don't need to look for anything other than Christ who for them is a stream of living water

Michael Haykin provides the history of how the 1908 Hewitt Avenue Mission became Westminster Chapel at High Park, and the lessons we can learn from Rev. John Lintons ministry during a time of controversy in the 1920s