Sermons
Here you’ll find sermons preached at Roebuck Presbyterian. Click on the sermon title to go to the page for the individual sermon—where you can download the sermon and find descriptions, bulletins, sermon notes, and related sermons.
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Sunday Morning
Hebrews 4:1-13 Why fear God or heed his warnings? Do you sometimes feel like quitting? This sermon will explain why our attempts to find rest outside of Jesus don’t work.
Romans 16:25-27 In this sermon, Pastor Winston leaves us with some final thoughts on the greatness of the gospel.
Ecclesiastes 11:7-12:14 Here at the end of Ecclesiastes, Solomon tells us one more pointed time how we can have this eternal perspective on life. By pointing us towards our death,…
Luke 14:25-35 It is true that Jesus had come to establish God’s kingdom, but as he had already explained several times, that kingdom was going to begin very differently from…
Luke 9:28-36 We’ve been given the privilege of listening in on a conversation about God and his Son. This passage is usually called the Transfiguration, and it challenge us to…
Luke 15:11-32 As we look at this parable, consider which character you align with. Do you align with the prodigal son or with the older brother? Or are you trying…
John 14:1-14 After Jesus tells his disciples that he will be leaving them, he gives the disciples four reasons why they can trust him. All four reasons are based on…
John 3:1-16 What Nicodemus needed to realize, and what we need to embrace as well, is the idea that Jesus is the one through whom God’s new creation comes. And…
John 14:15-27 This whole passage is about the Spirit Jesus promises to send who will live with you and me. And this promised Holy Spirit will transform us into the…
John 21:15-19 What is Jesus doing with Peter here? How does Jesus address fallen disciples? How did he address Peter, and how does he address us when we sin? Have…
Sunday Evening
Matthew 5:21-48 In this sermon, we look at Jesus's teachings on Divorce and Vows (or Oaths). Jesus is teaching a righteousness that exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees.
Matthew 5:21-48 (Partial recording) We begin to look at the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the antitheses. The topics illustrate the concept of a righteousness which…
Matthew 5:17–20 Jesus gives one of his most definitive statements on his relationship to the Law. Unfortunately, at first glance, it’s not necessarily one of the clearest statements on his…
Matthew 5:1-16 How does the believer live in society? What is the effect of living out the "blessed" life in society?
Matthew 5:1-10 What is life like in the kingdom of God?[1] What is the blessed/enviable life? [1] ESV Study Bible on Matt 5:1–16 says the beatitudes concern “the nature of…
Matthew 5:1-3 How are we to understand the Sermon on the Mount? Conclusion: the sermon on the mount is about how we enter the kingdom.
Song of Solomon 1:1–17 Song of Solomon “affirms that God oversees human relationships in their physical and emotional expressions.”[1] Song of Solomon shows us a God who oversees perfect love.…
Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 How do men obtain the satisfaction, joy, and contentment that God offers? How do those things get from God to us? We can answer that question by doing…
Proverbs 1:1–19 God is the Creator, Savior, and Judge, and sets before his people the way of life and death, and asks, Which one will you follow? We should listen…
Job 1:1-11 "Job asserts that God merits human service despite the reality of occasional exceptional suffering and loss. Job argues that God is worth serving despite constant, recurring mental, physical,…