Text: Psalm 119:81–88, Jer. 23:16–29, Heb.12:1–3, Luke 12:49–53 Theme: “Is God big enough? – 3: For our present” __________________ Intr – Right now. Those two words carry so much weight, don’t they? Right now there’s the difficult conversation you’re avoiding. Right now there’s the diagnosis you’re processing. Right now there’s...
Text: Genesis 15; Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-16; Luke 12:32-40 Theme: “Is God big enough? – 2: For our future” ____________________________ Intro – How many of you have insurance? Life insurance, home insurance, health insurance, car insurance? When we have it, we try to guarantee something for the future in case anything...
Sermon – August 3rd, 2025 Hope Lutheran Church, Port Coquitlam BC Series: Is God Big Enough? Week 1: For Our Past Texts: Hosea 11:1–11 | Colossians 3:1–11 ___________________________ Intr – The weight of 3AM thoughts about your past, have you been there? “What if...
Sermon – July 27th, 2025 Hope Lutheran Church, Port Coquitlam BC Text: Luke 11:1-13 Theme: “our FATHER” ___________________________ Intr – Looking to our world, this is the way the Lord’s Prayer seems many times to be read in our day: Father somewhere out there: Shallowed be thy name; My kingdom...
Text: Luke 10:1-20; Psalm 66; Isaiah 66; Galatians 6 Theme: “Rejection and Acceptance” ___________________________ Intr – An 18-year-old came to her father with a request: “Dad, you know the time has come for me to go to college and work on my future. That means I need to invest more...
Text: John 8:48-59 Theme: Holy Trinity – We see Him ___________________________ Intr – Have you ever wondered why Jesus, the beloved Master – whom we would think hardly any person could feel anger and hatred against, – was in danger of being stoned at least twice in only 3 years of...
Text: John 16:22-25; 33 Theme: Joy that lasts ___________________________ Intro – Kindergarteners’ Skit: “The Mystery of Joy” Narrator: “One day, three friends were talking about what makes them happy.” Kid 1: “I’m happy when I eat ice cream!” (pretends to eat, then frowns) Kid 2: “I’m happy when I win...