1 Corinthians 15:12–20a - The Gospel Stands or Falls on the Resurrection of Christ
Release Date: 05/18/2025
2 Corinthians 2:12-17 - What Does Victory Look Like?
Sermons by Brandon Current
Serving God will often be discouraging, especially if we measure our success in ministry according to this world’s standards. However, ministry is always victorious if done through and for God.
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2 Corinthians 1:23-2:11 - My Goal: Your Joy
Sermons by Brandon Current
The Christian life may be characterized by the mutual pursuit of joy. Pure joy is founded in God’s love for us, which when experienced, causes us to lovingly work for the joy of others. The path to joy will require some sorrow as we are grieved by sin and confront one another. However, when sorrow has borne the fruit of repentance and Christian fellowship is restored, then our collective joy is multiplied.
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2 Corinthians 1:12-24 - How Confident Are You? Why?
Sermons by Brandon Current
People will doubt your actions and question your motives—but gospel-shaped confidence flows not from performance or perception, but from integrity of conscience, the testimony of the Spirit, and the unchanging promises of God fulfilled in Christ. Because God is faithful, we can live simply, speak honestly, and serve others joyfully—for by faith we stand.
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2 Corinthians 1:1-11 - God Will Never Give Us More Than HE Can Handle
Sermons by Brandon Current
Life is filled with suffering, but for the believer, it has a purpose. They will learn to trust God rather than themselves, experience firsthand the power and comforting compassion of God, and have a rich opportunity to minister to others.
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1 Corinthians 16:5-24 -The Open Agenda of Love
Sermons by Brandon Current
Ministry is a mutual mission of love in Christ Jesus. Every aspect of our planning, living, and interacting should be motivated and shaped by love as it is defined and described in God’s Word.
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1 Corinthians 16:1-4 - Preparing Your Pocketbook to Praise the Lord
Sermons by Brandon Current
Paul’s instructions about the collection for the Jerusalem church provide a timeless pattern for Christian giving. Our weekly offerings should be purposeful, voluntary, and proportional to how God has blessed us. They should be handled with integrity and accountability, and above all, reflect a personal devotion—giving not just our money, but ourselves to the Lord and his people.
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1 Corinthians 15:35-58 - More You Than You Have Ever Been
Sermons by Brandon Current
The new creation will be a glorious union of heaven and earth, and our current bodies will be resurrected in a new, incorruptible form suited to our new home. This new world and our place in it are a free gift flowing from Christ’s victory over sin and death, so let us participate in it now through consistent and abundant work for the kingdom.
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Dave McGraw - Psalm 42:1-11 - What Do We Do If We’re in a Spiritual Drought?
Sermons by Brandon Current
As Christians, we may find ourselves or others in times of depression or a spiritual drought. When we are spiritually thirsty, we should: Remember His work in the past (verses 4 and 6) Pray to Him in the present (verse 8) Have Hope in Him for the future (verses 5 and 11). Jesus is the unlimited source of living water for all who believe in Him.
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Emery Garey - Psalm 32:1-7 - Gospel From the Psalms
Sermons by Brandon Current
Solid food for our souls, to strengthen our faith.
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Guest Speaker - Luke 17:5 – 10 - Are We Unworthy Slaves?
Sermons by Brandon Current
info_outlineIf there is no future bodily resurrection of believers in Jesus, then Christians remain condemned in sin, live in present misery, and have no hope beyond the grave. Without the resurrection, Christianity collapses into empty moralism. But Christ has indeed been raised, so our faith is grounded in truth and filled with substance. We have forgiveness of sins, comfort concerning those who have died in Christ, present blessedness in the midst of suffering, and the assurance of eternal life in renewed physical bodies.