Come, Lord Jesus!

Kaleo Church

Sermons

Come, Lord Jesus!

Revelation 21:1-4; 22:20

December 30, 2023 • Wes Van Fleet • Revelation 21:1–4, Revelation 22:20

What are you ultimately living your life for? Would your daily rhythms and habits demonstrate that or something else? Listen and hear how the good news of how bright our future is gives us the grace to wait upon Jesus in ways that demonstrate that he is our greatest treasure.

Light in the Darkness

December 23, 2023 • Tim Cain • Isaiah 8:21—9:6

Around Christmas time it’s not uncommon for us to do everything we can to ignore the darkness in this world in the hopes of enjoying the holidays. Of course we often find that trying to ignore the darkness leaves us feeling a little bit alone. But the truth is that Christmas has never been about ignoring the darkness or pretending that everything is OK. No, Christmas has always been about a light that shines so brightly in the darkness that the darkness cannot overcome it. In this message we will learn more about who this light is and how he came to save us.

Jesus our True King

December 16, 2023 • Tim Cain • 2 Samuel 7:12–16

What happens to the promises of God when we mess up? Have you ever asked yourself that question? Have you ever done something you never thought you would do and then found yourself wondering if God’s promises could possibly still be true for you, after all that you have done? In this message we will look at King David and consider what happened to the promises of God when he failed miserably.

Jesus our Great High Priest

December 9, 2023 • Tim Cain • Hebrews 10:19–25

One of the great blessings of life are the relationships that God gives us. And yet one of life’s greatest tragedies is the way that distance and sin and death come and separate us from the people that we have grown to love. Of course these broken relationships and the pain that they bring us are only a shadow of our broken relationship with God and the suffering that it leads to. So what do we do? In this message we will look back at the priests in the Old Testament and consider how God used them to foreshadow an even greater priest and the way that he would come to reconcile us back to God and to fix all that we had broken.