Sermon Library

Romans 8: 28 – 39; 1st Corinthians 15: 1 – 26; Matthew 28: 1 – 10 That first Easter morning was not just another day. That first Easter morning was not just a special Sunday. Easter is not just an event that happened 2,000 years ago. Easter is an ongoing event of changing peoples’ lives.… Read More »The Resurrection

Ephesians 4: 1 – 13; 1st Corinthians 12: 12 – 27; John 17:20 – 26 The Bible uses an analogy of the human body to explain and promote unity in the church. Unity in the church is so important that it is also stressed in 1st Corinthians, Romans, Ephesians, and Colossians. Any and all churches… Read More »Unity In The Church

Exodus 19:1-19; John 4:19-26; Hebrews 12:18-29 I would like all of us to think back to our lesson from Exodus. If you had been there at Mt. Sinai and seen the fire and the smoke billowing from the mountain, if you had felt the violent earthquake, if you had heard the trumpet grow louder and… Read More »In Reverence And Awe

Joshua 1: 1 – 9; Ephesians 4: 1 – 16; 1st Timothy 3: 1 – 15 This morning we have the privilege of ordaining and installing Elders and Deacons. So we need to look at what The Bible says about the qualifications and responsibilities of Elders and Deacons. We also need to look at your… Read More »Answering Our Lord’s Call To Serve

1st Timothy 3:1-13, Acts 7:54, Acts 8:8; Acts 6:1-15 If I were to ask you, what is a deacon or what are Deacons supposed to do I am sure I would get a variety of answers. Do you know the names of the Deacons at Hamilton? This morning, we have the privilege of installing Deacons… Read More »Deacons

James 4:1 – 17 Today is Ash Wednesday and Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent. The 40 days before Easter are known as Lent on the church calendar. Lent is a time for each of us to prepare ourselves to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. First and… Read More »Preparing For Easter

Matthew 7:7-12; Romans 10:1-21; Ephesians 1:15-23; Exodus 3:1-22 Today is Epiphany Sunday. The Day of Epiphany always comes 12 days after Christmas or on January 6th. The Word Epiphany means: “to show”; “to make known”; or “to reveal something that was previously not seen or hidden”. The focus of Epiphany is not to remember history,… Read More »Following Our Epiphany Star