August Gate Church Sermons

Exodus 2:11-25 (South City)

Because God is always faithful, we can trust Him even in the waiting.

Exodus 1:1-2:10 (South City)

Because God is faithful, we can trust him for salvation.

Colossians 3:1-4:6 (South City)

Jesus calls us to tell the truth about Him in every area of life.

Colossians 4:7-18 (South City)

Jesus isn't just calling us to make disciples, He's calling us to make disciples together. In Colossians 4, we see how so many people found their place in the mission of God and we see God inviting us to find ours.

Colossians 2:6-23 (Metro East)

When the obstacle to faithfulness is confusion, Jesus is our clarity.

Colossians 2:6-23 (South City)

When we are distracted from Jesus, it is impossible to know, love, and follow him by his grace.

Colossians 1:15-2:5 (South City)

As we began a month of vision, we saw the call to know, love, and follow Jesus.

Matthew 10:34-39 (Metro East)

When following Jesus means conflict or a cross, He's still worthy.

Matthew 10:40-42

When we pursue Jesus through His Word, He promises us life and joy forever.

Matthew 10:16-33 (Metro East)

Jesus leads us into danger and calls us to follow in fearless faith.

Matthew 10:1-15 (South City)

Matthew 9:35-38 (South City)

Jesus shows us the pattern set for, the posture and outlook of, the problem that necessitates, the power that fuels, and the promise of success in our mission.

Matthew 9:32-34 (Metro East)

The presence of Jesus is the power of God.

Matthew 9:27-31 (Metro East)

Our imperfect faith requires the perfect power of God.

Matthew 9:18-26 (Metro East)

The proper response to the power and compassion of Jesus is faith.

Matthew 9:14-17 (Metro East)

Spiritual disciplines are a subject we can easily get wrong. In our text this week Jesus shows us their purpose and direction through the example of fasting.

Matthew 9:9-13 (South City)

Jesus came for sinners and only sinners can come to Jesus.

Matthew 9:1-8 (South City)

Matthew 8:28-34 (South City)

In this week’s text we see that Jesus is in complete control over the supernatural. The question we have to ask ourselves is, how do we respond to the power of Jesus at work i our lives and other lives around us?

Matthew 8:23-27 (South City)

In Matthew 8:23-27 we see how Jesus used a storm to accomplish something in the lives of His disciples and what that means for the storms we face.

Matthew 8:18-22 (South City)

In this week’s text we see that in following Jesus we must count the cost and weigh the call of being his disciple.

Matthew 8:23-27 (Metro East)

We can faithfully follow Jesus because his powerful presence is greater than all we fear.

Acts 8-9 (South City)

Matthew 8:18-22 (Metro East)

While following Jesus is a call out of our comfort, it is still worth getting in the boat.

Who's Your One - Luke 18:35-19:27 (South City)

"Who's Your One?": A summertime challenge to commit to pray and pursue.

Acts 2:42-47 (Metro East)

Following Jesus is an individual commitment to a community experience

Philippians 2:1-11 (South City)

In this week's text we see highlighted a fundamental characteristic of a disciple of Jesus, humility.

John 21:1-14 (Metro East)

In this week's text we see that following Jesus means trusting and obeying Him in the improbable.

Psalm 90 (Metro East & Granite City)

In Psalm 90, Moses reminds us that God is big, we are small and our days are few, therefore we should consider not only what we should give our lives to, but how we should give our lives to those things.

2 Corinthians 9:6-9 (South City)

When it comes to giving money we have to see ourselves as sons and daughters and stewards of what God has so graciously given us. In this week's text we see that cheerful giving brings joy to the giver, blesses others, and glorifies God.