Sermons – Gresham Bible Church

Jordan Bradley brings a message from chapter 4 of Mark, a chapter full of Jesus' parables.

In the third chapter of Mark, Jesus is accused of being out of his mind, casting out demons by the power of Satan, and speaks of what has come to be thought of as the "unpardonable sin".

Eric wood continues a series through the book of Mark, where in chapter 3, we see a challenge over healing, crowds gathering, and Jesus choosing the 12 apostles.

Beginning in Mark 2, Dr. Todd Miles gives a whole-Bible look at the Sabbath and what it means that Jesus is "lord even of the Sabbath."

In second chapter of the book of Mark, we see the scandalous (even if familiar) calling of Levi, the taxcollector, to follow Jesus.

Dr. Todd Miles brings a message from Mark 2, where Jesus amazes some and offends others by not only healing a paralytic, but declaring his sins forgiven.

Jordan Bradley continues a series through Mark's gospel, with a section highlighting the authority of Jesus.

Pastor Mike Dahl continues through Mark's gospel with a passage in which Jesus himself is proclaiming the gospel before calling his first disciples.

Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series through the book of Mark.

Dr. Todd Miles concludes our series through Joshua. We see a struggle for unity, a challenge of obedience, and a confident (though not confidence inspiring) response as we look forward to a better covenant and ask ourselves, "Whom will you serve?"

Continuing through the book of Joshua, Pastor Mike Dahl covers a large section detailing the division of the land, looking especially how God provides means for justice and mercy for His people.

These chapters of Joshua have been the point at which more than a few have given up on faith. It's not simple or easy. "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do what is just?” Dr. Todd Miles discusses these difficult chapters in the context of scripture and the rememberance of the mercy and justice of God.

These chapters of Joshua have been the point at which more than a few have given up on faith. It's not simple or easy. "Shall not the Judge of all the earth do what is just?” Dr. Todd Miles discusses these difficult chapters in the context of scripture and the rememberance of the mercy and justice of God.

As we contiune through the book of Joshua, we see several instances of faithfullness contrasted with the breach of faith.

As we continue in the book of Joshua, the Israelites cross the Jordan river and prepare themselves for what God is about to do.

As we continue through the book of Joshua, we come to the story of Rahab who by faith risks her life to be joined to the true God as she recognizes the wave of impending judgement that is about to sweep over her city.

As we continue through the book of Joshua, we come to the story of Rahab who by faith risks her life to be joined to the true God as she recognizes the wave of impending judgement that is about to sweep over her city.

Dr. Todd Miles begins a new series through the book of Joshua.

Dr. Todd Miles begins a new series through the book of Joshua.

Have you ever considered how many times we are told to "Praise the Lord" in scripture? May we do just that as Mike Dahl opens Psalm 33 for us.

Have you ever considered how many times we are told to "Praise the Lord" in scripture? May we do just that as Mike Dahl opens Psalm 33 for us.

Curently serving as an elder at Redemption church before going to serve in Taiwan, Jon Paivarinta joins us and brings a message from Psalm 126

Dr. Todd Miles reminds us of the rightness of God being worshiped and our need to give Him the praise He deserves.

As we return to the Psalms for the month of January, Pastor Mike Dahl brings us a message from Psalm 86.

At this time of year, when many of us are making New Year's resolutions and trying once again to put our lives in order in an attempt to get to a place where we can finally ret our lives in order in an attempt to get to a place where we can finally resst from the constant struggle, Pastor Mike Dahl reminds us of where true rest in really found.

On this last Sunday before Christmas, we reflect on the unfathomable significance of the incarnation and adjust our gaze forward in anticipation of the second advent of Jesus.

Dr. Todd Miles brings a message of love poured out from Isaiah 53.

Eric Wood brings us a message of joy, because of hope, from Isaiah 35

On this second Sunday of advent, Dr. Todd Miles brings a message of peace from Isaiah 9.

On this first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message of hope from Isaiah 11.

Dr. Todd Miles finishes our series in 2 Timothy where Paul, knowing the time of his departure is soon, reflects back on his life, knowing he has kept the faith, fought the good fight. He has finished the race.

Pastor Mike Dahl brings an exhortation to hold fast to sound doctrine, not wandering off into myths as our itching ears desire to hear what we want to hear.

From 2 Timothy 3, Dr. Todd Miles reminds us of the historical normalcy of persecution and the need to remain faithful when it comes.

Pastor Mike Dahl brings a warning from 2 Timothy 3, where the apostle Paul warns Timothy to avoid teachers who have the appearance of godliness, but don't live in truth, are self-seeking, and are dangerous to those they would lead astray.

Jordan Bradley brings a message from 2 Timothy 2 where we are encouraged to prepare ourselves to be "ready for every good work".

Dr. Todd Miles brings us a message from 2 Timothy 2 about "rightly handling the word of truth".

Pastor Mike Dahl opens the second chapter of 2 Timothy, where Paul is encouraging, even commanding, Timothy to remember Jesus Christ.

Dr. Todd Miles continues a series in 2 Timothy, where Paul writes to Timothy, admonishing him to persevere and stay the course in spreading the gospel.

Pastor Mike Dahl begins a new series through Paul's second letter to Timothy.

Dr. Todd Miles conclude a series on the "I am" statements of Jesus with a message from John 15 where Jesus claims to be "the true vine".

Pastor Mike Dahl brings a message from John 14, where Jesus says of himself, "I am the way, the truth. and the life".

This week Dr. Todd Miles opens John 11 to us, where Jesus claims to be "the resurrection and the life".

As we met outside on a beautiful August day, Mike Dahl opened John 10 for us, where Jesus claims to be "The Good Shepherd".

On this third week of looking at the 7 "I Am" statements of Jesus, Pastor Mike Dahl opens John 10, where we find Jesus' claim to be "the door".

What did Jesus mean when he claimed to be "the light of the world"? Beginning in John 8 and going all the way back to The Beginning, Dr. Todd Miles unpacks this claim of Jesus in it's biblical context.

Dr. Josh Mathews begins a new series looking at the "I AM" statements of Jesus.

Dr. Todd Miles concludes our series through the book of Esther.

Pastor Mike Dahl continues our series in the book of Esther, where in chapter 8, a provision for the undoing of the calamity planned for the Jews is orchestrated.

In an ironic turn of events, we see God's sovreign providence on display as he causes all things to work together for good to those who love him.