Moscow Sermons

God has always had a plan, and he wants you to be a part of it.

There's more to the story if you love Jesus and answer His call.

Judas walked with Jesus, saw the miracles, held His trust — and still missed His heart.

Are you living like Christ could return at any moment?

Will you be found ready when Christ returns?

The storm is coming, but you are God's plan.

Are you willing to confront patterns in your life to make a change and avoid repeating history?

You can be precise in your spiritual habits and still be distant from the heart of God.

All rules don't apply to everyone 100% of the time.

Have you truly entered the Kingdom of Heaven, or are you just blocking the doorway?

Who is your audience?

Are you expecting Jesus in your life?

Is Jesus only your savior, or is He Lord of every area of your life?

What does your life hang on?

A choice to limit your understanding of God is a choice to limit your experience of Him in your life.

Whose inscription is written on your heart?

The door is open to everyone, but you must come clothed in what God provides.

Will we be broken and reshaped? Or resistant and crushed?

You can live in God's vineyard, serve in God's vineyard, and still resist God's authority.

The Father is calling us to work in his vineyard. How will you respond?

Sometimes “I don't know” isn't a lack of information. It's a refusal to surrender.

Where is Jesus asking you to trust him enough to move mountains?

When the vulnerable are pushed out, Jesus steps in.

Meekness is not weakness—it is power that refuses to serve itself

What if prayer wasn't just talking to God — but actually hearing Him?

Jesus didn't come to save us halfway, and our response shouldn't be halfway either.

Jesus came to be the greatest gift ever given. Will you be open to Him?

In the waiting is where we often encounter the intimacy of Jesus.

Where do you need to be vulnerable with God?

Faithfulness helps us multiply like Jesus did.

Jesus is the source of our generosity.

Enough isn't a number, it's a name.

What do you want Jesus to do for you?

True greatness begins with surrender, not success.

There are two stories: God's story, or the world's story. Which do you choose?

You don't have to be a child to have child-like faith.

Since we have been called to follow Jesus, we should call others to do the same.

In order to lead, you have to follow.

If you want to grow spiritually, you must be in community.

The truest marriage that never ends is Christ's covenant love, and our marriages are meant to reflect it.

Not forgiving others only hurts you.

We fight for relationship — not for being right.

You are loved, pursued, and never forgotten by God.

How far will you go to confront the sin in your life?

If you want to become the greatest, you must become the very least.

Sometimes following Jesus means doing the right thing, even when you don't have to.