The sermon explored how many of us grew up with a truncated gospel — one focused primarily on personal salvation and going to heaven — when Scripture actually reveals a much fuller story. Dr. Wright helped us understand that the resurrection of Jesus wasn't simply proof of His divinity or a ticket to heaven, but rather the launch of God's new creation project. Jesus stepped out of the fog of the future into our present reality, and now the Church is called to be a working model of that coming...
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The sermon explored how many of us grew up with a truncated gospel — one focused primarily on personal salvation and going to heaven — when Scripture actually reveals a much fuller story. Dr. Wright helped us understand that the resurrection of Jesus wasn't simply proof of His divinity or a ticket to heaven, but rather the launch of God's new creation project. Jesus stepped out of the fog of the future into our present reality, and now the Church is called to be a working model of that coming...
This sermon explored how joy — our most precious possession after salvation — is constantly under threat of being stolen by our circumstances, anxiety, and the enemy. Drawing from Philippians 4, we discovered that joy is not the absence of trouble but the presence of Christ. Paul's command to "rejoice in the Lord always" isn't just wishful thinking; it's a supernatural response made possible through prayer, gratitude, and contentment in Christ. The message challenged us to recognize that losi...
Park Cities Baptist Church Sermons
The sermon explored how many of us grew up with a truncated gospel — one focused primarily on personal salvation and going to heaven — when Scripture actually reveals a much fuller story. Dr. Wright helped us understand that the resurrection of Jesus wasn't simply proof of His divinity or a ticket to heaven, but rather the launch of God's new creation project. Jesus stepped out of the fog of the future into our present reality, and now the Church is called to be a working model of that coming...
