Rocklane Christian Church Sermons

“And then, he walked through the Lincoln Tunnel.” Jesus gives us a loving companion.

This week we start a new study where we will be considering the Angle's declaration in Luke 2:10 that Jesus' birth was "good news of great joy for all the people" and ask why? Why IS this birth some 2,000 years ago good news of great joy to us now? Each week we will find new answers in scripture to this question for Jesus' birth is "good news of great joy" for many reasons. This week we will find our answer in Matthew 1:23 - read the verse and consider the question. Also consider John 1:14, Philippians 2:6-8, and Luke 2:7 - what do these all have in common? What do they tell you about Jesus and why He is a blessing to your life?

“And then, he walked through the Lincoln Tunnel.” Jesus gives us a loving companion.

This week we start a new study where we will be considering the Angle's declaration in Luke 2:10 that Jesus' birth was "good news of great joy for all the people" and ask why? Why IS this birth some 2,000 years ago good news of great joy to us now? Each week we will find new answers in scripture to this question for Jesus' birth is "good news of great joy" for many reasons. This week we will find our answer in Matthew 1:23 - read the verse and consider the question. Also consider John 1:14, Philippians 2:6-8, and Luke 2:7 - what do these all have in common? What do they tell you about Jesus and why He is a blessing to your life?

“Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man…”

This week we conclude our year-long journey through the book of Revelation in chapters 21-22 and a look to Heaven. Read the text and jot down what it tells you about heaven, what questions it raises, and consider how verse 3 serves as a definition of heaven. As you read and write, prayerfully consider the question: how can we make it on earth as it is in heaven today?

“Behold, the dwelling place of God is with man…”

This week we conclude our year-long journey through the book of Revelation in chapters 21-22 and a look to Heaven. Read the text and jot down what it tells you about heaven, what questions it raises, and consider how verse 3 serves as a definition of heaven. As you read and write, prayerfully consider the question: how can we make it on earth as it is in heaven today?

“…away from the presence of the Lord…”

As we enter the home stretch of Revelation, we will spend the next two weeks looking at Revelation's presentation of heaven and hell. This week will be Revelation 20:11-15 and what it shows us about hell. We find that Jesus was the one who spoke the most about this place in the Bible. Why? Because He loves us and wants to save us, because He loves us and wants to be with us forever. This week we consider Jesus' most repeated descriptors of hell, what they mean for the future and our present.