Frontline Church Sermons

In Part 8, Josh Kouri works through Galatians 3:1-9. When we turn from the gospel to Man-centered religion, we exist as Narnia did under the White Witch's spell: It's always winter and never Christmas. The gospel breaks the spell.

How do we rest in the power and faithfulness of God when we are powerless and unfaithful? Guest speaker Doug Logan helps us answer this important question by looking at Isaiah 41.

In Part 7, Andrew Burkhart pits the truth of the Gospel against two of the biggest errors the Church has made since the beginning of Christianity. (Spoiler: The Gospel wins.) Share it with your friends!

What does the Bible say about homosexuality, and what does the Gospel say to all of us about our sexuality and about how we relate to one another? Pastor Josh Kouri walks us through these questions and more.

God made sex for our pleasure and for His glory, but it was not designed to define us or complete us. Above our need for intimacy and connection with other people, we need intimacy and connection with Jesus.

Is the Bible intolerant? Can we really all coexist? Watch Josh Kouri unpack how Christians are called to lovingly serve people they disagree with while still holding fast to the truth.

To claim that your way is the only way seems outlandishly arrogant. With 7 billion people and thousands of religions on Earth, how can any one faith have the monopoly on ultimate truth? Find out why Christianity points to Jesus and Jesus alone.

If hypocrisy bothers you, it hurts you, it annoys you, it frustrates you, there is great news…Jesus hates hypocrisy too! But Jesus didn't come demanding that we be "good" in order to get to God. Instead he was good for us, rescuing us from our hypocrisy. Jesus is good, Jesus is upright, Jesus is righteous and our hope is in Him.

At the heart of the Christian faith is a historical claim: that Jesus died on a Roman cross and three days later was raised from the dead. But what about those who are skeptical of this claim? What does Jesus think and feel about those who wrestle with doubt? The Bible tells us in a story about a man named Thomas.

When Jesus left this earth, he promised to send the Holy Spirit to empower his disciples to be witnesses. Why? Because fidelity in the world is difficult. But he was faithful for us, and promises to lead us into true fidelity.

Jesus's prayer in John 17 points us to the glory of God and shows us how the Cross glorifies both the Father and the Son.

Jesus prayed. This sounds simple enough, but has huge implications for how we understand and view our relationship with God the Father and God the Son.

The foundation we build our lives upon comes to the front when we face the trials of this life. The Gospel of Jesus Christ allows us to confidently and faithfully stare the tribulation of this world in the face.

The disciples felt sorrow when Jesus left and joy when he arose. We feel sorrow in this life but await a greater joy that is coming.

Jesus said it is better for us to have the Holy Spirit with us than to have Jesus himself with us in the flesh. How can that be so? Josh Kouri unpacks John 16:4-15 to answer that question.