You are out of your mind - August 3, 2008
22:39 minutes (20.73 MB) - Download Audio
In this sermon Bruce Logue looks at a conversation that the Apostle Paul had with a king named Agrippa. Paul tells Agrippa that the single reason that he lives as a disciple of Jesus is because of the resurrection of Christ.
When culture clashes with gospel - July 27, 2008
27:54 minutes (25.54 MB) - Download Audio
In the days of Paul the apostle Ephesus was a pagan city and the home of Artemis worship. When Paul went to spread the Christian message there a huge protest broke out in opposition to the Christian way. This sermon is about the clash that sometimes occurs when Gospel and culture collide.
What is this new teaching? - July 20, 2008
13:52 minutes (12.7 MB) - Download Audio
Too often Christians assume that they cannot engage worldly culture. When Paul visited the city of Athens, he proved that the message of the Gospel is interesting and compelling. In this sermon Bruce Logue examines the way that cutlure and gospel interact.
What will they say at your funeral? - October 28, 2007
28:36 minutes (26.19 MB) - Download Audio
Paul wrote the words of this text while in prison, expecting his own execution by the Romans. Paul had soaring confidence that he had lived his life well, honoring God, and fully obedient. His words are an encouragement to live life with integrity and completion.
Whom do you trust? - October 21, 2007
14:05 minutes (12.9 MB) - Download Audio
This psalm may have been recited as pilgrims made their way to Jerusalem. In the distance they could see the city, and it reminded them of the protection and care that God provided for them. The psalm is, in its broadest sense, a psalm of trust, and it raises the question, "Who do you trust?"