Worship Guide:
Opening Hymn:
“Break Thou the Bread of Life”
Sermon:
“This is the Moment”
Closing Hymn:
“Where Cross the Crowded Ways of Life”
Archive for Luke
Worship Guide:
4-26-2020 Third Sunday of Easter
Hymn:
Blessed Assurance, Jesus is Mine
Sermon:
“A Caring Stranger on the Road”
Hymn:
“Open My Eyes That I May See”
With a revelation of his newest hobby, Rev. Gilbert delivers a message about the importance of faith and why our faith shouldn’t be revered as a hobby but a daily practice.
With a personal tale of a friend’s religious outlay, and a comparison to the Sadducees, Rev. Gilbert shared a message from Luke. Listen to hear why God is not an antique.
When Christ invites the tax collector to visit his home, many in the crowd probably wondered why. Listen to this message from Rev. Gilbert to hear why this made perfect sense.
One of the most needed, and often overlooked, parts of being a Christian is prayer. Rev. Gilbert tells about his aspirations to be called to a Church in Atlanta, and the results of his prayers in this message.
With a tale from Luke about the manager, Rev. Gilbert shared a message about the importance of keeping God in mind.
Since the beginning of creation, humans have been in competition. As he looks at this passage from Luke, Rev. Gilbert examines why it is important to be unimportant.
“No good deed goes unpunished.” With this adage, Rev. Gilbert opens this message that focuses on what happens to us when we get our fingers burned, and why it is important to do the uncommon when it is in service to God.