Sermons by Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.
“Motivated to Serve”
“Motivated to Serve”Scripture: Mark 10:42-45; John 15:12-13Sermon Theme: Jesus teaches us that true greatness is found in serving others and that the greatest love is demonstrated through sacrifice. Motivated by faith and love, we are called to strengthen our families, serve our communities, and make a positive difference in the world around us.Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.
“The Faith That Lives Beyond Us”
“The Faith That Lives Beyond Us”Scripture: Hebrews 12:1-2 NRSVUESermon Theme: On All Saints Sunday, we give thanks for the faithful lives of those who have gone before us and inspiration from their example and from those who walk among us today. Their faith, love, and service remind us to keep our eyes on Jesus Christ, grow stronger in our own faith, and live in ways that inspire and influence generations to come.Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.
“What Are You Afraid Of?”
“What Are You Afraid Of?” Scripture: Isaiah 41:10 NRSV, Psalm 56:3 NRSV Theme: Fear is a natural part of life, but we do not have to allow it to control our thoughts, decisions, or actions. Through God’s promises of His presence, strength, and help, we can learn to face life’s uncertainties with faith and confidence, trusting Him even when we are afraid. Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.
“Stay Connected”
“Stay Connected”Scripture: Hebrews 10:24-25 NRSVUETheme: At the heart of the church is our desire to glorify God. Our love for God should then become visible in the way we love, encourage, serve, and care for others. God places us within the church not only to receive, but to grow, contribute, encourage, serve, and help carry one another through life. Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.
“Faith That Carries”
“Faith That Carries”Scripture: Mark 2:1-12 NKJVTheme: On World Communion Sunday, we are reminded that the Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. Around one Table, we remember that we belong to Christ — and because we belong to Christ, we belong to one another. We are called to bear one another’s burdens, strengthen one another’s faith, and when necessary, help carry one another to Jesus.Rev. Charles Goodman, Jr.