Sermons - MCC

As we follow the Lord’s commands and walk in HIS ways we will be blessed, encouraged, and confirmed as a child of His (1 John 2:3-6).  For His commandments are not grievous for us, nor are they truly new to us...

In light of the new age we inhabit in Christ (Col. 3:1-4), Christian dads lead their homes and parent their children in His name (Col. 3:17-21).

When we trust in the manifest Word of God, we live a life characterized by repentance and truth out of gratitude that the blood of Christ has cleansed us of sin, and that He intercedes on our behalf before the Father.

Since various pressures entice those in the fellowship to abandon Jesus (1 John 2:15-19; John 7:32, 43-52; 9:22-23, 34; 11:45-54; 12:42-43; Rev 6:9-11; 7:14-17; 11:7-10; 13:9-10), our co-identity with Him and each other...

John testified that his Gospel is a true, eyewitness testimony (John 21:24), so we would know the kinds of things God did in His Son’s life, death, and resurrection (John 21:25).

Jesus establishes the pastoral instruction of His people as the primary task of leadership (John 21:15-17), a task worth suffering for (John 21:18-19) as we labor until the Lord’s return (John 21:20-23).

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).