Bear Creek Christian Church - Sermons

This sermon is part of a series called: Women’s Role in the Church Women have often been mistreated and viewed as lesser throughout history. While Christianity is sometimes criticized for oppressing women—and at times the church has failed—Jesus and the New Testament present something radically different. In this series, we’ll explore how Christianity brought women new freedom and dignity unlike the surrounding cultures. (Galatians 3:26-28)

This sermon is part of a series called: Women’s Role in the Church Women have often been mistreated and viewed as lesser throughout history. While Christianity is sometimes criticized for oppressing women—and at times the church has failed—Jesus and the New Testament present something radically different. In this series, we’ll explore how Christianity brought women new freedom and dignity unlike the surrounding cultures. (Galatians 3:26-28)

This sermon is part of a series called: Women’s Role in the Church Women have often been mistreated and viewed as lesser throughout history. While Christianity is sometimes criticized for oppressing women—and at times the church has failed—Jesus and the New Testament present something radically different. In this series, we’ll explore how Christianity brought women new freedom and dignity unlike the surrounding cultures. (Galatians 3:26-28)

This sermon is part of a series called: Women’s Role in the Church Women have often been mistreated and viewed as lesser throughout history. While Christianity is sometimes criticized for oppressing women—and at times the church has failed—Jesus and the New Testament present something radically different. In this series, we’ll explore how Christianity brought women new freedom and dignity unlike the surrounding cultures. (Galatians 3:26-28)

This sermon is part of a series called: Women’s Role in the Church Women have often been mistreated and viewed as lesser throughout history. While Christianity is sometimes criticized for oppressing women—and at times the church has failed—Jesus and the New Testament present something radically different. In this series, we’ll explore how Christianity brought women new freedom and dignity unlike the surrounding cultures. (Galatians 3:26-28)

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: Hope is here! The Jewish people waited 400 years for God to fulfill His promise of a Messiah after being separated from Him due to their rebellion. When Jesus was born in Bethlehem, He became the answer to centuries of prophecy—bringing hope not just to the Jewish people, but to the entire world. Jesus came to save us from sin and restore our broken world, offering hope for our hurts, habits, hang-ups, hearts, and homes.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: In Christ Alone People chase happiness in possessions, power, or identity, but Paul reminds us in Colossians that only Christ is sovereign and supreme. True purpose, reconciliation and peace are found in Him alone.

This sermon is part of a series called: Civil Christianity

This sermon is part of a series called: Church 101 Ephesians 3:21 "... to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen." (NIV)

This sermon is part of a series called: Church 101 Ephesians 3:21 "... to Him be glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, for ever and ever! Amen." (NIV)

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Amazing Grace This is one of the most exciting verses in the Bible, and at the same time the most mysterious. It's exciting because Paul point's out in Romans that being good enough or trying to live by The Law cannot save us, because no one can be perfect. We all fall short of God's standard. The Good News is Jesus did everything possible to save us from our sins. When we commit our life to Him, God forgives our sins by His grace--a free gift. Isn't that amazing? Yet, doesn't it seem impossible for us to believe God would do such a thing? This is where the mystery part comes in. Maybe you asked yourself this question: Why would God forgive me for all that I've done? How can He simply give me grace? It's hard to understand, isn't it. That's why we are starting a new series on God's Amazing Grace that will go on for the rest of the summer. We will look at many different aspects of grace so we can understand and appreciate this beautiful gift God gives to those who place their faith in Jesus.

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: Family Matters

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”

This sermon is part of a series called: The Invisible War Fear, discouragement, loneliness, anger, temptation. These struggles are common to every human. Yet not all circumstances or negative emotions originate within. They could be the result of a willful, coordinated assault of satan. There is an invisible spiritual war taking place. Ephesians 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in His mighty power. Put on the full armor of God so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.”