BROADCASTS
We Deserve God’s Wrath: Propitiation (Part 1 of 2)
When Jesus died on the cross, he absorbed God’s wrath for our sin in its entirety. Yes, Jesus took the penalty for our past, present, and future sins. How do we know this? In these messages on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie walks us through the groundbreaking realities of the Gospel. Beginning with God’s character and ending with the gift of faith, we’ll learn “who”, “why, and “how” God reconciles us to himself. May your spirit rejoice in the compassion of our great God! Pastor Robbie is reading from Romans 3:25.
The Peacemakers and the Persecuted (Part 2 of 2)
We are reminded, through today’s concluding message on the Beatitudes, that Christ came to bring peace, yet suffered extreme persecution in doing so. We, too, as Christians, should expect to experience the same as we stand for him and are obedient to his word. In this last of the Beatitudes, take heart in knowing that when persecuted for righteousness sake, God’s blessing will result! Pastor Robbie Symons is preaching from Matthew 5 on Live in the Light.
The Peacemakers and the Persecuted (Part 1 of 2)
Jesus was the greatest peacemaker of all time, and thus was given the name “Prince of Peace”. Through his death and resurrection, Christ reconciled sinful man to God, and peace was made with God. As believers seek to conform more and more into his image, it only follows that we, in turn, are also called to be peacemakers. In this last of the Beatitudes, Pastor Robbie Symons explores peacemakers and the persecuted. Don’t miss this next message in the “Sermon on the Mount” Series on Live in the Light.
Oh To Be Hungry, Humble, and Holy (Part 2 of 2)
Many people associate meekness with weakness, viewing it as a flaw. Yet, Jesus challenges this worldly view by teaching that “the meek shall inherit the earth”—not the powerful. Join Pastor Robbie Symons in Matthew 5 as he concludes this message on Live in the Light.
Oh To Be Hungry, Humble, and Holy (Part 1 of 2)
Many people associate meekness with weakness, viewing it as a flaw. Yet, in biblical terms, meekness is not weakness; it is “strength under control.” It means surrendering all authority to God, acknowledging that He alone holds ultimate power. Join Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light as he continues in Matthew 5.
Blessed Are Those Who Mourn (Part 2 of 2)
As we continue in the Beatitudes, Jesus now tells us that sorrow leads to joy: how is this possible? The sorrow and mourning that Christ refers to is not worldly sorrow, but the sorrow that results from our sin. Follow along in Matthew 5 on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons.
