Frontline Church Sermons

Pastor David Adair helps the church take a new look at a well know scripture. Before 1 Corinthians 13 applies to marriage, it has everything to do with how we use our spiritual gifts in love for the common good.

In the church, each member is gifted and called, and every gift is needed by the whole community. Because of this, there is no room for either envy or pride.

What does the Bible say in 1 Corinthians 12 about the spiritual gifts? What are they, and who can have them?

There is no such thing as an ungifted, unneeded Christian. All believers have been gifted for the common good. 1 Cor. 12:7

Before explaining the gifts, Paul reminds us of what it truly means to be Spirit filled.

Jesus doesn't leave us alone! He has sent the Holy Spirit who teaches us truth by holding up Jesus.

Real community requires confrontation rooted in maturity and humility.

What did Jesus mean when he said we will do "greater works"? Nothing is to big or difficult if we pray his will and be willing to be disciples who proclaim and demonstrate. http://frontlinechurch.tv/sermons/light-in-the-darkness/

Jesus does not offer Hallmark platitudes to his hurting friends. He pastors them with life changing news.

Jesus did not lower the bar of old testament law but raised it and fulfilled it so we could enter into the righteousness of God.

John is fighting for the joy of the churches and for us.

God is the hero of the book of Jonah, and Jeff Lawrence, planting Redemption Church in Edmond Oklahoma, shows us God's heart to save the lost by leading us through Jonah chapter 4.

Night is falling. It seems as if the light of the world is now going to be swallowed up by darkness. Yet, the night is a part of the plan. Night is going to be swallowed by the light.

Before John takes us behind the closed door of the upper room, he wants to remind us of Jesus' three big ideas.

When we sew together our own version of King Jesus we miss out on his glory and power.