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.
Jesus is the water of life who satisfies us completely and transforms us to be a channel of blessing towards others
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Jesus confronts our false beliefs about himself to show us he is really the Christ, the Savior.
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Join us for week 16 of our journey through The Gospel of John as we study John 6:22-71. - For more information on our church and how to get connected, visit our website at veritasfayetteville.com or email us at life@veritasfayetteville.com.
Jesus is the bread of life who eternally satisfies all who would seek him, believe in him, and be sustained by him.
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Jesus is a greater Moses who brings and a greater salvation and comfort than Moses could ever bring. He meets our needs with his power and comforts us with his presence.
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Join us for week 14 of our journey through The Gospel of John as we study John 5:30-47. - For more information on our church and how to get connected, visit our website at veritasfayetteville.com or email us at life@veritasfayetteville.com.
The Bible is all about Jesus, so that we might see Jesus in it and be changed
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When we die, we will stand before God in judgement. And like it or not, Jesus will be your judge. The good news in this passage is that Jesus not only has the authority to judge but he has the power to grant eternal life - because he is God.
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In the gospel, Jesus removes social, racial, and cultural barriers that keep us from him, covers our shame, and satisfies us with himself. The result of being changed by Jesus is proclaiming the good news of who he is to others.
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In the gospel, Jesus removes social, racial, and cultural barriers that keep us from him, covers our shame, and satisfies us with himself. The result of being changed by Jesus is proclaiming the good news of who he is to others.
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Joy is found in pointing to Jesus and following Jesus.
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God is not a harsh dictator, he is a loving father. He shows this by giving and sending Jesus, his son.
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In order to see the kingdom of God, you must be born again, which Jesus says is a work not of our own doing but of the Spirit. Like Nicodemus, many of us are perplexed by the words of Jesus. The grace of God is displayed in that he doesn’t demand us to will ourselves into being ‘born again’. He sees us, meets us in our helplessness, and offers himself as the unfailing object of our faith.
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Pastor Jacob Warren teaches from Matthew 6:25-34. The invitation of Jesus to those who are anxious is to trust God as their heavenly father.
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Following Jesus means walking in dependence and obedience. In 2020 we desire to be a church that expresses these two things in specific ways, dependence: love for God that expresses itself in devotion to him and obedience: love for God that expresses itself in care for each other. Growing in dependence on God means that we will devote ourselves to prayer and God’s word, and growing in dependence means that we will show our love for one another by caring for one another.
It has become tradition to end the year as one big family. 2019 was no different. We came together, kids and adults, to be reminded of the fact that we’re called to serve others as followers of Jesus, but before we do, we remember all that Jesus has done for us. Out of that overflow of love, we love and serve others. Jesus gave us a reminder of that love when he instituted communion. Sometimes, we simply need to be reminded when we forget.
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God has been empowering and partnering with mankind since the beginning of the world through his personal presence, the Holy Spirit. Through the guidance of the Spirit, God accomplishes the writing of the scriptures through prophets, and for the proclaiming of the gospel through preaching.
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Often we come to the scriptures it feels like we aren’t fed by God’s word because we are unsure of what to do with it. The simple tools of observation, interpretation, and application help us immensely when seeking to truly understand the real meaning of the text. In 1 Peter 1:3-5 we see simple glorious truths: God is worthy of praise, God has made a way for us to be born again, God is giving us a heavenly inheritance that cannot change, and we are being kept by God through faith.
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In this last part of the gospel of Luke we, like the disciples, are invited to see and to trust Jesus, the scriptures, and the promise of the Spirit.
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This story of disciples that knew the facts but couldn’t see Jesus makes us ask the question: What does it take for someone to see Jesus as their hope? Through the text we see that there must be opening of their eyes by Jesus himself to see him and believe. And it’s often in the mundane things that Jesus ultimately reveals himself.
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An incredible truth from a familiar parable, the Prodigal Son, that God loves sinners. In this sermon we see that God joyfully demonstrates is love for prodigals and the prideful, at great cost to himself, by sending Jesus to die for us.
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There is a great invitation from Jesus to join the banquet of his kingdom, but it is only the humble, who know the worth of the invitation, that enter.
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In this passage Jesus says to the Pharisees and Lawyers: You look ok on the outside, but really you are not ok on the inside. Jesus doesn't ever wound for the sake of inflicting pain. Jesus is going to reveal their deepest faults so that they can be cleansed from within.
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