Bowling Green Christian Church - Sunday Sermons

Psalm 91

Living a renewed life in a tired old world

How do we live now that we've been renewed?

How does God renew parts of our life that seem dead?

If it holds you back, leave it behind.

How do we make a clean start?

What's holding you back?

What does it mean to be a person of integrity, and what happens when we fail?

Listening is a critical tool to gain wisdom in life and understanding in a relationship. The consequences of not listening can be severe. In this sermon Weston challenges us to listen more closely to those around.

Good relationships require work, but the payoff is worth it.

A set of rules like the law can not change our hearts. The law taught us that something else had to take our place. Jesus Christ has taken our place and replaced rules, temples, sacrifices, and laws with grace.

Our hope is in Christ’s perfection not our performance. Our efforts can not make us perfect but now through Christ we have access to his perfection.

Jesus came to give us more than salvation from hell in the next life. He came to give us abundant life starting now! Weston continues preaching through Hebrews as he explains how we can access all the blessings God has for us in Christ.

Jesus came to give us a new and lasting rest. This rest can be experienced in this life and will last for eternity. Weston challenges us to find that rest in Jesus today as he continues this series through the book of Hebrews.

Jesus came to make all things new, not improved. Weston explores how the author of Hebrews gives us hope by explaining that Jesus became one of us to save all of us.

Weston preaches about the resurrection and challenges us to look for Jesus because anyone can find him.

When we make changes, things often get worse before they get better. This sermon continues to follow Moses as he emerges from the desert in the power of God.

This series follows Moses through the desert as he encounters God. When he does, Moses must leave his excuses behind to step into God's plans.