Preaching from John 13:21-30, 36-38, Blackaby reminds us of Judas’ and Peter’s fight with sin, and challenges us to not trust in our own ability but in our weakness, trust in Christ.
Preaching from John 13, Bowyer challenges us, in light of the Gospel, to surrender our rights in return for a life of servanthood to Christ.
Preaching from Matthew 16, Shaddix challenges us to take seriously the call to pick up the cross of Christ, forsaking everything to follow Him.
Preaching from Ezra 8, Shaddix challenges us to follow hard after God; no remorse, no second thoughts, no backup plan.
Preaching from 2 Corinthians 5, Sloan admonishes us, that because of the saving grace of God, we must die to self, humbling ourselves before the world in order to reach them for the Gospel.
Preaching from Matthew 11:7-11, Corts reminds us that true greatness is not defined as the world sees it, but is found in the humble service of Christ.
Preaching from Colossians 1:13-23, Chandler challenges us to clearly define the Gospel. This message was preached for the 2010 20/20 collegiate conference at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Chandler, who is in the middle of chemotherapy for brain cancer, prerecorded this message.
Preaching from Romans 12:1-2 at the 2010 20/20 Collegiate conference, Akin raises the question, “What is our proper response to the Gospel?”
Preaching from Acts 3:1-10, Platt challenges us to consider the radical difference that Christ made in the everyday lives of the apostles and to realign our lives in such a way that the world may see a picture of the Gospel centered community of faith.
