Posts with the tag “creeds”

Our Lenten Sermon Series focused on brokenness and how everyone is broken, yet God uses our brokenness for good. Jesus transforms our brokenness by giving it purpose and preventing it from defining us entirely. (Feel free to revisit some of these inspiring sermons on our website and YouTube channel.) After 40 days on this theme, it might seem repetitive, and I will do my best to avoid over-echoing...  Read More

Last week, I mentioned that the earliest Christian Creed was “Jesus is Lord.” In Greek, it's transliterated as “Kyrios Khristós” or “Kyrios Iēsoûs,” depending on the source. These mean “Christ is Lord” and “Jesus is Lord,” respectively. This week's passage, Philippians 2:3-11, is likely the second-oldest Christian Creed we have, and it forms the foundation of my personal theology and faith. I migh...  Read More

My favorite active Chiefs player might surprise some: Creed Humphrey. I've always had mixed feelings about offensive linemen. It’s a strange position for a Creed fan, because I don’t want to hear his name called as often as we did with Jawaan Taylor. There’s no hate or harsh judgment. It’s not like I’d play that position myself. Usually, hearing a lineman’s name called means he had a penalty or mi...  Read More

We begin our sermon series on the Apostles’ Creed a bit out of order, with “Suffered under Pontius Pilate, was Crucified, Dead and Buried, the Third Day He Rose Again.” It is Easter, after all. Over the next few weeks, we will go through the Apostles’ Creed line by line, unpacking what it means and how the Creed shapes and defines our faith. We will discuss more about the history behind this Creed...  Read More