Reston Bible Church Sermons

The living God desires that every follower of Jesus Christ go from failure to restoration to mission. But we cannot be a tool in the hand of God until we embrace who we really are as a son or daughter in His family. The post Character Studies: Peter appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

Mary humbly submitted to the God of the universe and the outrageous plan that provided salvation to the entire world. The post Character Studies: Mary appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

Are you running the race? Are you surrendered to the Lord? Are you all in for His glory, for whatever He wants? As Paul encouraged Timothy, we are called to fight the good fight in serving God all our lives. The post Character Studies: Timothy appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

Like Thomas, many believers face doubts. When doubts come, we should identify the source of the doubts, ground our faith in biblical fact, and be honest with God and with ourselves. The post Character Studies: Thomas appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

The life of Jeremiah teaches us that if we trust the character of God and the promises of God, we are compelled to obey the commands of God. The post Character Studies: Jeremiah appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

We are faithful and loyal because the Lord our Redeemer is perfectly faithful to His people. Loyalty leads to initiative. As believers, we are called to be loyal in our relationships, in our workplaces, and in our church community. The post Character Studies: Ruth appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

We all, like Joseph, face tests in our lives. Our response to those tests matters, and though God rarely reveals His plans in advance, we are called to be faithful and trust in Him. The post Character Studies: Joseph appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

The life of Gideon teaches us that whether life is good or bad, it’s not about us. It’s about God with us. The post Character Studies: Gideon – It’s Not About You appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

In God's grace, we have much freedom, but should limit our freedom because God commands it, the discipline of self-denial is beneficial, and sacrificing for others is godly. The post Freedom: The Heart of God, Part 2 – Limits to Freedom appeared first on Reston Bible Church.

When Christ purchased us from spiritual slavery, He did not do it to bring us into another form of bondage. He frees us from the penalty and the power of sin, and He will one day free us from the presence of sin. The post Freedom: The Heart of God, Part 1 – God’s Grand Purpose appeared first on Reston Bible Church.