Celebration Church - Sermons

Romans 13 challenges believers to faithfully participate in society by respecting authority, doing what is right, loving others, and reflecting the values of God’s Kingdom. As citizens of heaven, we can engage in the world without losing our honor, our witness, or our peace, remembering that our ultimate hope is found in Jesus, not in any political leader.Powered by Firstory Hosting

Romans 12 reminds us that following Jesus means being continually transformed by the renewing of our minds rather than conformed to the patterns of the world. As living sacrifices, we are called to use our God-given gifts to serve one another, love sincerely, pursue peace, and overcome evil with good.Powered by Firstory Hosting

In Romans 10–11, we discover the simplicity of salvation: we are saved by grace through believing in our hearts and confessing that Jesus is Lord, not by our works. Having received this Good News, we are called to pray for the lost, share the gospel, and never forget the grace that saved us.Powered by Firstory Hosting

In Romans 9, “The Pastor’s Heart” explores the grief, love, and deep desire a pastor should have for people to know God and experience His promises. Paul reminds us that true righteousness cannot be earned through works or religion, but is received through faith in Jesus Christ and God’s grace.Powered by Firstory Hosting

In Luke 15, we’re reminded that no matter how far we’ve run or how lost we’ve become, our Heavenly Father is always ready to welcome us home with grace, mercy, and open arms. “Prodigal Sunday” challenges us to replace judgment with the Father’s love and to live with the hope that every prodigal can realize, repent, and be restored.Powered by Firstory Hosting