Sermons on Luke

Sermons on Luke

“A Prayer You Can Hold in Your Hand”

Sermon “A Prayer You Can Hold in Your Hand”Theme: Jesus teaches us that prayer is not complicated, but it isdeeply powerful. Prayer brings us before the Father, teaches us totrust His provision, opens our hearts to forgiveness, lifts the needsof others, and leads us to surrender ourselves to God’s will.Scripture: Luke 11:1-4 ; Matthew 6:9-13 NRSVCharles Goodman, Jr.

“From Celebration to Resurrection”

“From Celebration to Resurrection” 4-5-26Theme: The resurrection of Jesus Christ is not just something to celebrate, but a call to transformation—because the same Savior who confronts, corrects, and cleanses also heals, restores, and gives newand eternal life to all who surrender to Him. Matthew 21:12-15; Luke:1-7 Charles Goodman, Jr.

“When God Works Through the Unexpected”

“When God Works Through the Unexpected” 12-7-25Sermon Theme: The Christmas story teaches us that God does some of His greatest work in situations that feel inconvenient, uncomfortable, and unexpected — because His plan is bigger than our perspective.Luke 2:1-7Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Hope Has a Name”

“Hope Has a Name” 11-30-25Theme: The hope our world longs for is not a feeling, not a season, and not a tradition — Hope is a Person, and His name is Jesus. He is the veryembodiment of hope for everyone, everywhere — for the weary, the broken, the searching, and the sinner.Luke 1:26-38, Matthew 1:18-25Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Faith in the Deep End”

“Faith in the Deep End” 11-16-25Sermon Theme: God calls us out of shallow comfort into deeper faith. The miracle isn’t in the catch — it’s in recognizing who’s in the boat. When we obey God’s Will and His Word, understanding and revelation always follow. Luke 5:1-11 (NRSV)Charles Goodman, Jr.

“Focus on Jesus”

“Focus on Jesus” 9-21-25Theme: The main truth of the sermon message in one sentence. “Don’t let the distractions of this world keep you from drawing close to Jesus – always choose the better part: time with Jesus.” Charles Goodman, Jr.
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