Sermons - MCC

Elizabeth’s exultation (Luke 1:39-45), Mary's song of praise (Luke 1:46-56), and Zechariah's prophecy about his son John (Luke 1:57-80) at the first Christmas herald the arrival of God’s mighty kingdom.

God’s patience in fulfilling His historical plans challenges our faith (Luke 1:5-25) but believe we must if we are to appreciate Jesus’ birth and the kingdom of God among us (Luke 1:26-38).

In Colossians 3:12-17, Paul urges us to be thankful in all situations as an expression of our completeness in Christ.

As a conclusion to our annual Missions Conference, join us as we hear Luke Samoff preach on Acts 10. Luke is one of our missions partners serving as a bible translation consultant for Wycliffe Bible Translators.

The Jews are divided by what Jesus has done, with the Jewish leaders reacting rebelliously (vv. 45-50). But their rebellion is according to the plan of the Father (vv. 51-53), which Jesus will accomplish at the proper ti...

Jesus’s interactions with those in need (John 11:28-31) and His response to the greatest human need (John 11:32-37) is always for the purpose of revealing God to the world (John 11:38-44).