Sermons - MCC

Since Christian moms minister the powerful gospel of Christ (Titus 2:11-14), they can be confident that God will empower their faithful lives in the church to influence the next generation (Titus 2:3-5).    ...

Jesus employs the natural leadership (John 21:1-3) and spiritual zeal of His followers (John 21:4-11) to position them together to make Him known (John 21:12-14). 

Jesus’s resurrection launched His redemptive mission through His disciples (John 20:19-29) that through us the world would believe and have life in His name (John 20:30-31). 

So real and rational was Jesus’s death (John 20:1-2) that only those with eyes of faith (John 20:3-9) and loving devotion enjoy the reward of belief in His resurrection (John 20:10-18). 

Jesus' other-worldy kingdom threatened earthly political powers (John 19:1-24) and yet operates within earthly structures (John 19:25-27) since it was to earth He came to suffer and die and complete God's redemptive plan...

Jesus, having prayed concerning Himself, now prays for His disciples to be kept, united, and sanctified (vv. 6-19). He prays this not only for the disciples then, but also for those who would believe in Him in days to co...

The eternal Son took up flesh to glorify the Father (John 17:1) by revealing God to us and all the Father has chosen (John 17:2-4), that He would return to the Father and share the eternal glory of His presence (John 17:...

As we commit ourselves to God’s revelation in Christ (John 16:25-30), His peace and victory will sustain us even if we should suffer in the world for Him (John 16:31-33).

The historical situations we face as disciples can challenge our faith (vv. 16-18), but the reality of Jesus’s death and resurrection brings clarity and joy (vv. 19-22), emboldening us to pray in light of fulfillme...