Christ Church Bentonville

Stick It In Your Ear (Luke 9:37-50)

This sermon was given by our Ministry Intern and Ruling Elder, Aaron Raines.

The Cost of Discipleship (Luke 9:23-27)

What does following Christ and being His disciple require of us?

Who Do You Say That I Am? (Luke 9:18-22)

It's the most important question anyone has been asked and should be asked.  It’s the most important question anyone has ever answered or will answer. 

Complete Satisfaction (Luke 9:10-17)

It is out of the super-abundant overflow of that which we receive from Christ that we serve and minister to each other and to our neighbor.

Calling, Giving, and Sending (Luke 9:1-9)

The apostles had the ability and the right to do what they had been sent to do only because the ability and the right to do it had been given to them by the One in whose name they had been sent.

Only Believe (Luke 8:40-56)

Life is frail and death is a reality.  But our hope is not in our physical health and well-being, or in the longevity of our lives.  Our hope is in Christ who is and has the absolute authority over sin, sickness, life, and death.

Who Then Is This? (Luke 8:22-39)

While Christ may not protect us from experiencing storms, and while He may even lead us into them, He will certainly protect and sustain us in the midst of them.

Light in a Dark World (Luke 8:16-21)

Is your heart a heart of good soil that is producing good fruit that’s visible?

The Soil of the Heart (Luke 8:1-15)

The result of the indiscriminate sowing of the seed of God's Word is it falling on various soils.  Which soil are you?  Which heart do you possess?

Your Sins Are Forgiven (Luke 7:36-50)

Our sins are many, His mercy is more.

Shall We Look For Another (Luke7:18-35)

In moments of doubt, we must look beyond what we are feeling to what we know to be true.  Better yet, we must look to the One who we know to be true.  The blessed, the humble, and the wise look to Jesus!

No Fear in Death (Luke 7:1-17)

These stories have happy endings, not because the death of the first is postponed, and the death of the second is temporarily overcome, but due to what we learn about Christ who intervened. (We apologize for the recording.  There were technical difficulties.)