Month: October 2014

10 26 Luke 9.28-36  The transfiguration provides a glimpse into the future as Jesus shares this experience with Three of His closest disciples.  They get a sneak peak at the glorified nature of Christ as He pulls back the veil that shrouded His glory.  This event has implications for us as well both for the present and for the future.  The transfiguration suggests our triumph and our transformation.  A change has taken place but will be completed when Christ returns.  What change does the transfiguration make in your life.

10 19 Luke 9.18-27 Every day we face a myriad of decisions to make.  Some are very trivial.  Some have lifelong implications.  One decision that is of utmost importance that has eternal ramifications has to do with the question of who Jesus is.  How we answer that will determine our eternal destiny.  If we come to the same conclusion Peter did, that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God, then the next question has to do with our commitment.  Jesus tells us that to follow Him, we must consider the cost.

We are challenged today to consider the work of Christ in reaching out to the boys and girls of the world through CEF.

What does it take to be the “perfect man”?  Psalm 1:1-6 gives us some helpful tips.  It has to do with where we walk.  (There are no sermon notes for this message from Randy Chamberlain.)