SERMONS
At Veritas we are committed to preaching and teaching each week from the Bible about Jesus. Each week we post our sermons online for those of us who are unable to attend our weekly gatherings.
If we are serving out of anything other than our identity in Jesus, it leads to mundane business, not service to God. Jesus calls us first to sit with him, learn from him, then and only then do we go out.
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Jesus takes what little we have and makes it enough.
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Jesus meets those who will confess their need for him with healing, freedom, and forgiveness at the table.
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Jesus meets those who will confess their need for him with healing, freedom, and forgiveness at the table.
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Our mission at Veritas is to glorify God by making disciples who love God, love people, and advance the gospel.
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If you’ve been around Veritas, you’ve probably heard us say that we exist for the fame of Jesus. Why is that? Where does it come from? What does it look like to live for the fame of Jesus?
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Have you felt distant from Jesus? Have you invited him into your pain? What if we as a people sought more of Jesus, and the peace he offers simply through being with him?
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Big Idea: Go to God and cling to the hope and anchor that is Jesus in your place.
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Big Idea: Your soul needs to be interrogated before the face of God with an eye towards the hope you have in Christ.
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Big Idea: Your soul is designed for relationship with God and others.
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Big Idea: Your soul is really thirsty and was made for communion with God and others.
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Why does the Bible matter, what is the Bible all about and how can you read and understand it? These are all questions we looked at in this first sermon from 2019. You really can #ReadTheBook!
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God remains faithful to us even in the midst of our own unfaithfulness. Join with us as we look at the faithfulness of God from Psalm 100.
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Hope arrived in the first advent of Christ and hope is coming again in his second advent. Look with us with eager and confident expectation, with true hope, to the God who is always faithful to his promises.
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The entire story of God and his people culminates into a figure of hope that would come at the promise of god, a King. Look with us as we see that this King whom God has raised up is realized at the coming of Jesus, God’s promised King.
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From the very beginning of everything, God has been revealing His plan for our ultimate hope. Listen in as we look at the hope we have in God’s promise to send a snake crusher from Genesis 1-3.
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The letter of James concludes with a fitting focus on what genuine faith does: genuine faith prays and pursues. James, concise to a fault, leaves his readers with an exhortation that as followers of Jesus we are to move towards those who are in need. We pursue others in faith that God wants to heal and restore as we make our needs known to him in prayer.
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How does James tell us to suffer? With patience. But let’s be honest, that’s much easier said than done. James 5:7-12 tells us not only how we are to engage with suffering, but gives us hope in reminding us that through it, Jesus is making us more like him. It doesn’t make things go away, but what more could we ask for than to be more like Jesus?
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James has harsh words to say for the arrogant and the proud. Why would James speak so bluntly to these people? James cares deeply about these things because God has revealed that throughout all of scripture that he cares greatly about us looking to him in all things and loving others, especially the most vulnerable. Join us as we grapple with these strong words from James 4:16-5:6
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“God opposes the proud and gives grace to the humble”. In chapter 4:1-12, James like an expert surgeon cuts through our selfish desires to reveal that our true problem is a heart that desires other things more than God. Then graciously he points us to the cure: the grace of God. James will not let us know the sweetness of grace until we have tasted the bitterness of our own sin. In all of this James shows us that true faith is marked by humility.
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