Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 12:49-53. Jesus’ words about bringing division shouldn’t shock us, but they should sober us. When we accept Christ as our Savior, we are called to follow Him completely which may cause alienation even among family members. Jesus’ teachings are not ambiguous. In a post-modern world of ethical relativism, Jesus is calling us to make a…
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Interdenominational Worship Sundays at 10am
Sermons by Rev. Robert Zoba (Page 12)
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Hebrews 11:1-3, 8-11. We please God and we are justified by our faith – our belief and trust in Him. “Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. 2 For by it the people of old received their commendation. 3 By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God,…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 10:25-37. Ask not who my neighbor is, but how I can be a neighbor.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 10:1-11 in which Jesus sends out the 70 disciples. This text shows us we have the privilege, the promise, and the power of cooperating with God to proclaim the good news of the gospel about the in-breaking of the kingdom. Christians are the best hope and in a nation where 97% of the people believe…
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Luke 9:51-62. Jesus wants disciples who consider Him their number one priority. If Jesus is not the most important priority in our life, then we are not really disciples.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from Acts 2:1-13. Pentecost shows us that one universal sign that we are filled with the Spirit, is that we have a desire to communicate the gospel to others. This desire is driven by a commitment to live for Christ no matter what, resulting in a life of compassion for others.
Pastor Bob delivers a sermon from John 17:20-26. In this passage we see our high Priest praying for us – for our unity and our impact upon the world because of that unity.
In Pastor Bob’s sermon from Revelation 21:10-23, he illustrates how his text shows us that one day we will all live in a city – a great, vast and wonderful city – where all God’s people will be together forever.
Bob delivers a sermon from Revelation 21:1-5a. Though we do not know everything about our future in Heaven, God’s promise of His perfect place, His perfect presence and His perfect peace awaits those who believe in the name of Jesus.
Pastor Bob preaches a sermon from Revelation 7:9-17. When it comes to trouble ahead, God gives us a realistic expectation of what is to come. It’s not going to pretty, but He always promises to be with us and will bring us through to victory.
