In today’s sermon, our CORF Discipleship Pastor Joanne DiLeo reminds us of the invitation we always have to know “More of God.”
Category: <span>Sermons</span>
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Fearing God in Our Limitations | Ecclesiastes 3:11-14
In today’s sermon, “Fearing God in Our Limitations,” our CORF speaker David Mengi invites us to look at all the limitations God imposed on the whole creation and humankind as a reason to tremble and revere before God.
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Groans of the Spirit | Romans 8:18-27
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych looks at the pouring out and the indwelling of the Spirit of God at Pentecost to help us understand the true miracle of that special day and the true work of the Spirit who groans in us.
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For Our Advantage | Romans 8
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych looks at Jesus’ ascension after the resurrection to remind us that in God’s goodness even Jesus’ ascension is “For Our Advantage.”
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Joy Remembered | Luke 24:36-42
In today’s sermon, “Joy Remembered,” Pastor Abie Kulynych looks at Jesus’ appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus and invites us to ask ourselves this question, what are we caring?
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He Remains Faithful | Luke 24:13-35
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych looks at Jesus’ appearance to the disciples on the road to Emmaus to remind us that “He Remains Faithful.”
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Encouragement in His Return | 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych looks at the resurrection of Jesus Christ and challenges us to remind each other of His second coming because there is an “Encouragement in His Return.”
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“Living from God’s Abundance,” Matthew 9
In today’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych turns to Matthew 9 to teach about what God has been leading us into and what he prays that He continues to do in our lives, “Living From God’s Abundance.”
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Why We Fast | Deuteronomy 8
In today’s sermon, our Discipleship Pastor Joanne DiLeo encourages us to join our upcoming corporate fast as she teaches us on, “Why We Fast.”
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“The Spirit of God Lives in Us,” John 16
This Lent, we’re concentrating on the period from the Passover meal to the return of Jesus. Instead of us simply trying to revisit the triumphant entry, the cross and resurrection, as important as they are, we should learn to live from them so we don’t have to retell that story rather start to live in...