Chapel at Southeastern

Dr. James Merritt delivers a compelling sermon on God's amazing grace, using the story of Mephibosheth to highlight divine approach, acceptance, and adoption.

Drawing from Acts 16, Edgar Aponte encourages unwavering faith when God's plans seem unclear, emphasizing that the gospel's transformative power is for all. It also illustrates how times of personal misery can become profound opportunities for ministry, worship, and impactful witness.

Matt Carter unpacks Revelation 2, underscoring that all ministry must originate from a genuine love for Christ to avoid the pitfall of abandoning one's first love. It concludes with practical guidance for leaders to cultivate God's manifest presence in their churches through authentic worship, consistent prayer, prioritizing people, and a mission-focused approach.

JD Greear explores how to cultivate a bold and effective Christian witness in today's world, drawing upon the diverse conversions in Acts 16. Greear advocates for a multi-faceted mission strategy, engaging seekers through broad outreach, reaching captives where they are, and compelling cynics through unshakable joy and radical generosity, underscoring the gospel's power to unite and transform lives.

Allan Moseley delves into 2 Corinthians chapter 3, examining the profound distinctions between the Old Covenant and the New Covenant in Christ. It emphasizes the New Covenant's surpassing glory, spiritual life, and eternal righteousness, and encourages believers to daily behold Christ's glory for personal transformation and to reveal God's greatness to a world in desperate need.

Jeff Iorg explores God's eternal mission, as revealed in Ephesians 3, emphasizing our divine invitation to serve the gospel by communicating it to others. It challenges listeners to prioritize this mission above all else, acknowledging the potential cost of personal affliction, yet affirming its ultimate reward for God's glory and our eternal benefit.

Stephen Rummage delves into the "gospel demands" found in Romans 10:13-17, presenting them as a reverse-engineered chain of salvation. It outlines five essential links for gospel advance: calling on Jesus, believing in him, hearing the Word of Christ, faithfully preaching, and actively sending messengers to reach the lost.
 
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Drawing from Mark 4:26-29, Andy Davis outlines the gospel worker's essential role in scattering the seed of God's Word and affirming new believers. We are called to diligently share the gospel, confident in divine power for transformation.
 
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Drawing from 2 Kings 13, Major General Doug Carver explores King Jehoash's desperate plea to Elisha for a plan against Syria, setting the stage for a reflection on God's guidance in challenging circumstances. The sermon emphasizes that God provides victory, yet challenges believers to pursue "total victory" through complete obedience and an "all-in" commitment to His plan, rather than settling for partial measures.
 
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Jonathan Akin speaks on the Parable of the Talents, challenging the perception of God as a harsh scorekeeper. It emphasizes that true faithfulness stems from understanding God as a gracious giver, empowering believers to take risks and utilize their divine gifts for His kingdom. By trusting in His goodness, individuals gain more opportunities and experience the joy of their Master.
 
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