Sermon Series: Commands of the Cross

Jesus Christ willingly entered into the world in order to provide salvation through his sacrificial work upon the cross, as he atoned for the sins of all those he would call to himself.  Not only did he secure our salvation in his perfect sacrifice, his obedience that caused him to suffer and die, is a calling for every believer to follow his commands.  These acts of obedience for every Christian, as recorded in the Scriptures, are to dominate our lives as we desire to love Christ as he first loved us.  In this series, leading up to and including Easter, we will look at the biblical response every Christian should have that results from what Christ has done, so we can follow them for his glory and our most fulfilling life.


The Command to Love

On Easter Sunday we celebrate that our savior, Jesus Christ has risen from the dead!  He was willing to sacrifice himself as the most incredible act of love and it is in his resurrection that we also see the same.  As we look at John 15, we discover how the cross...

The Command to Copy Christ

Jesus Christ demonstrated in his life on earth and in the sacrifice he made on the cross the kind of attitudes and actions that every believer is to follow.  As we look to the book of Colossians, we find that the believers ability to copy Christ in this way is founded...

The Command to Make Disciples

For every Christian, Christ’s sacrifice on the cross provided our salvation, but it also gave us a mission. Out of His work on the cross we are given the good news message of the Gospel and the mandate to share what he did and how it is available to a dying and...

The Command to Serve

How does a person achieve success? In our society it often comes through rising to the top, and climbing over others to get there.  In the Christian faith it comes very differently, in fact, Jesus demonstrates by his sacrifice on the cross that it comes by serving...

The Command to Unite

Most of us agree that unity is a good thing. But somehow, we find ourselves quite short of what Jesus prays for: that we would be one as He and the Father are one. What stops us from being united as a people, and how can we overcome those things?  

The Command to Give of Ourselves

One of the easiest things we do is concern ourselves with what is important to us.  When Jesus came to earth and died upon the cross, it was not for his own benefit but for the glory of God and for the salvation of people.  As Christians the command that comes from...

The Command to be Free

Those who run in races, or compete in athletic competitions, know that to be encumbered by restrictive clothing, or to carry extra weight will hinder them from achieving their best.  In the Christian life we are commanded to be free in a similar way, but what does...

The Command to Carry Your Cross

When Jesus lived on earth he demonstrated to us what it takes to deny oneself and take up one’s cross.  His life and death shows us how we are to follow after him.  In a world that lives for itself and entices us to do the same, the commands of Jesus are...

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