Christ Church Katy Sermons

What do we do when we realize we are lost and need help? When we look at our past and recognize that we are guilty and need restoration? The prophet brings a word of restoration to Judah (and us). (Isaiah 1:21-31)

There are two great spiritual dangers for mankind. First, we can believe that we are much better than we indeed are, that we are either without sin or that God does not care about our sin. Second, we can believe that we are without hope and that there is no way to find forgiveness and a path to God. (Isaiah 1:1-20)

This Christmas, it is essential that we set our thoughts on the Lord, who has come to make His salvation known and judge the world with righteousness.

So often, the message of the Bible concerning the coming into the world of God’s Messiah, at this time of the year, is buried beneath a mirage of secular concerns, as well as the many “humanistic good will” wishes and expressions for world peace; all of which only serve to obscure the true message for the reason of our Lord’s incarnation.

The Messiah would come to reign and establish His kingdom, and David also reveals something very important about Him: He would be a priest.

The world is a place of rebellion and conflict. Nations fight and war against each other, but underlying it all is the rage of the nations against the Lord and His Anointed. But resistance to God Almighty is in vain

The long journey through the gospel of John has concluded. Now, on the beach after a meal and the restoration of Peter, Jesus calls on Peter and John to follow Him.

At the end of his gospel, John brings us the account of Jesus restoring Peter.

Jesus had told the disciples to go to Galilee and wait for Him. In the number of His disciples were fishermen, including Peter. So the disciples set out onto the sea of Galilee, where many of our Lord’s miracles were performed.