Sermons

Jesus’ Passion Week: His triumphal entry and ministry in Jerusalem | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

The church has confessed for two thousand years that Jesus is truly God and truly man. This series of sermons introduces us to essential Christology: His humanity, deity, and the unity of His two natures.

Jesus’ teaching on the character of kingdom citizens | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

As a prophet during a period of great spiritual darkness in Israel, God commissioned Jonah to evangelize not his own people, but the Assyrians. This book foreshadows the ministry of Christ, who, as a greater Jonah, was sent to proclaim salvation to the nations.

Jesus clarifies His divine identity and redemptive mission | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

The epistle to the Hebrews was written to make one point: Jesus is greater. In this study, we work through the major arguments in Hebrews to show the supremacy of Christ over all things.

Jesus’ parables on the kingdom | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

The four Gospels each offer a unique perspective to the person and work of Christ. In this study, we look at the four Gospel witnesses to Jesus’ birth and their unique contribution to the most significant event in world history: the arrival of God incarnate.

Jesus commissions the apostles | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

For millennia, the psalms have been the prayer book of God’s people. It’s an experiential book, meant to be prayed, sung, and hidden in our hearts. In this study, we teach principles on how to engage with the psalms by preaching through specific psalms.

Ignite Church pastors share their Heart for the Church in one on one interviews.

Dozens of times in the New Testament, Paul describes believers as being “in Christ.” This phrase gets to the heart of the Christian experience, reminding us that all of our spiritual blessings—from justification to glorification—are found only in Christ’s work.

Jesus’ early Galilean ministry | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

Isaiah is sometimes called “The Fifth Gospel” because of its numerous prophecies concerning the person and work of Jesus. This Christmas study examines Isaiah’s claims about the coming Messiah’s ministry—from His arrival to His suffering.

Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

Jesus’ birth and His early public ministry | Matthew wrote His Gospel to persuade Jews that Jesus is the promised Messiah of old. His account demonstrates how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, bringing salvation to Jew and Gentile alike in His life, death, and resurrection.

Daniel lived as an exile in Babylon, resolving to honor the true God amid compulsion not to. In this study of Daniel 1–6, we look at what it means for Christians today to live faithfully as spiritual exiles in a hostile world.

Set in a time of great political and national unrest in Israel, the prophet Habakkuk proclaims the greatness and goodness of the true God.

In his Gospel account, John introduces us to Jesus in His own words. Tracing the seven so-called “I am” statements in John, we discover from the Lord Himself who He is and what He came to accomplish.

One of the words used to describe Jesus’ saving work is redemption. In this short study, we look at a few of Jesus’ saving encounters with men and women in the New Testament.

Jesus’ early followers took seriously Christ’s command to reach others with the Gospel. This study looks at the biblical basis for personal evangelism.

Sermons that are not part of a sermon series.