Evergreen Chapel Sermons

Follow Me - John 21:15-25. September 8, 2018

Our last message from John's Gospel ends this series in the simplest way possible. Jesus calls to those who believe to follow Him. What that looks like might take different forms in each of us, but its all for Jesus. 

He Must Rise, John 20:1-31 - August 26, 2018

He predicted it, He proved it, now we preach the power of His resurrection. 

The Death of Christ, John 19:17-42 - August 12, 2018

This is the dramatic view of the death of Jesus Christ, reminding us that the ultimate work of God was completed through the obedience of Jesus. 

We Have no King, John 19:1-16. July 29, 2018

The Jews commit their chief error: the outright rejection of Jesus according to His royal title. 

Are you the King? John 18:28-40. July 22, 2018

Is Jesus a King? What is His Kingdom like? The answer may surpirse you - and the implications are inexhaustible. Don't miss this message on the absolute claims of Jesus Christ. 

John 18:15-27, The Jewish Trial. July 8, 2018

One faced a servant girl and denied that he knew Jesus. The other faced the authority in Israel and wouldn't take back one syllable He preached. That's the difference John shows us between Peter and Jesus. 

John 18:1-14, Jesus in the Garden. July 24, 2018

Witness the dramatic betrayal and arrest of the Son of God in the Garden of Gesthemane - and find some incredible paralells to another garden the Scriptures describe. 

Town Hall Meeting: Clarifying the Mission.

As part of our anniversary, we spent some time drilling down into why we exist as a church, and how we believe we will accomplish the Great Commission which has been assigned us by Jesus. 

The Effective Church - Colossians 4:2-6. 2nd Anniversary Service

June 24, we celebrated our 2nd anniversary as a gospel witness in Smiths Falls. For the occasion we examined Paul's exhortation to the Church in light of becoming effective in our personal lives and public witness. 

Jesus Prays for the Church, John 17:20-26 - June 10, 2018

Jesus prays for everybody who would believe after His death. We learn that the Church is born of the Word, united in love, destined for glory, and accompanied by Jesus. The prayer proves that Jesus knew exactly what would result in His death - the birth of a new people for God.