Sovereign Way Christian Church

Evangelism : The Message Content - Jesus is Alive -- Passages of Scripture // 1 Cor 15:14, 17 // Romans 6:4-5 // 2 Cor 4:14 // The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the foundational truth of the Christian faith, rendering all else meaningful or futile; without it, preaching is empty, faith is vain, and believers remain trapped in their sins. The sermon emphasizes that Christ's resurrection is not merely a historical event but the theological linchpin that validates His sinless nature, enables justification by faith, and secures eternal life, transforming both present reality and future hope. It establishes that through union with Christ, believers are spiritually raised from the dead, now living in newness of life, bearing fruit that reflects a renewed identity. Ultimately, the resurrection is not an end in itself but the means by which humanity is restored to eternal fellowship with God, the source of true and lasting joy. Therefore, the resurrection is the indispensable core of the gospel, demanding both pers

Evangelism : The Message Content - Philippians 2:5-11 The sermon centers on the incarnational subordination and humiliation of Jesus Christ as the foundation of the gospel, drawing from Philippians 2:5–11 to illustrate how Jesus, though equal with God, voluntarily veiled Himself of divine glory, took on human form, and submitted to obedience—even to death on a cross—so that humanity might be reconciled to God. It emphasizes that this humility was not a loss of divinity but a veiling of His glory for our salvation, demonstrating God's profound love and the necessity of Christ's perfect obedience as a substitute for our sin. The message calls believers to embody this same humble mindset, not merely to understand doctrine but to actively share the gospel with others, recognizing evangelism as a vital expression of discipleship and a response to Christ's self-giving love. The sermon confronts the sin of spiritual apathy and fear, urging the church to be bold in proclaiming Christ, knowing that every knee will one

Matthew 15:1-20 - The Root of Evil - Pastor Stephen Feinstein

Biblical Apologetics: Lesson 28 - Transcendent Mysticism - Pastor Stephen Feinstein

Exodus 19-20: Fear God But Do Not Be Afraid

Biblical Apologetics: Lesson 27 - Secular Dualism - Pastor Stephen Feinstein

Mark 1:14-20 - The Good News About God - Pastor John Weigle

Matthew 14:22-36 - Jesus Is Lord and Christ! - Pastor Stephen Feinstein

Faithful To The Call: 2 Timothy 1:1-2 - Thomas Easterling

Matthew 14:13-21; Foretaste of the Future Feast

Humanity's Greatest Need - Galatians 6:11-18 - Pastor John Weigle

Acts 12:1-24; The Folly of Fighting Against God

Mark 1:9-13 - The Messiah Has Come - John Weigle

Psalm 13:1-6; When Confronted With Evil

The sermon explored the enduring message of the hymn 'It Is Well,' tracing its origins in the profound loss experienced by Horatio Spafford, whose life mirrored the biblical story of Job. Examining Spafford's biography alongside the hymn's theological underpinnings, the message emphasized finding contentment and assurance in Christ regardless of circumstances, even amidst personal tragedy and questionable life choices. While acknowledging the author's later controversial actions and theological shifts, the sermon ultimately affirmed the hymn's timeless truth and the enduring power of faith in the face of adversity, encouraging listeners to find solace and hope in God's unwavering presence and the promise of eternal life.

The Forerunner of the New Exodus - Mark 1:1-8 - Pastor John Weigle

The sermon emphasizes the necessity of evangelism, framing it as a crucial task for all Christians, rooted in the understanding of God as creator and humanity's subsequent rebellion. Drawing parallels to Old Testament narratives of judgment, the message underscores the gravity of sin and the need for salvation through Christ, advocating for proactive engagement in sharing the gospel and highlighting the importance of progressive discipleship and training to effectively communicate the message, ultimately leading to a renewed commitment to proclaiming God's truth and participating in His kingdom purpose.