Community Church Buchanan - Sermons

When we talk about evidence for the existence of God often people want to alter the way we define evidence to include inclusively first hand sighting of God. People will argue that no one has ever seen God so how can we prove he exists? Well, if we use that reasoning the same may be said about George Washington. No living person today has ever seen him so how do we know he exists? There is evidence of his existence. We have documentation not only from him but from collaborating witnesses who lived during his time who confirmed his existence by referring to him in their writings.

Now none of the Christians throughout history would have agreed they were oppressing those that were on the receiving end of injustice. In fact, pastors who preached that slavery was unjust and not Biblical were deemed liberals and teaching heresy.

Sermon PastorBryon October 6, 2019 Introduction Today we are starting a series called, It’s Harvest Time. Over these four weeks I would like you to seriously consider how you can …

Sermon September 29, 2019 Guest Speaker – Karl Stewart This week our special guest speaker Karl Stewart delivers God’s word from Acts 3:1-11.  

Surely Billy Graham had his share of ups and downs in his life but he chose to cling to his faith even when presented with information he couldn’t explain and he died one of the greatest evangelists to ever live.

Today we are going to take a look at a Prophet who got a vision from the Lord and it influenced not only him but an entire nation, in fact it still influences people today. We’ll discuss how God helps us see our own vision and meet that vision.

Learn how you can have confidence of your salvation and that you are going to heaven.

As Christians shouldn’t we be different? Shouldn’t we be distinct, separate, not the same, out of the ordinary, unusual? Christ was distinct, separate, out of the ordinary, and he called his followers to be like him.

Sometimes God’s promises can seem far off and even unobtainable. Our circumstances can take turns that make us question God and feel like we need to give him a hand. Today we’ll be examining the life of Joseph. We’ll learn from his life what we are to be doing while we wait and how to recognize when God is moving.

Most of us are no strangers to discouragement. Many have experienced times when discouragement has turned into despair and hopelessness. The main trouble with despair is that it’s self fulfilling. People who fear the worse tend to invite it. Every person who’s ever lived has dealt with discouragement from time to time. We all experience days when we just don’t feel like carrying on or that we feel depressed, defeated or fearful. I have days when I just don’t want to be a Pastor, I have days when I feel like maybe God made a mistake or honestly I just don’t care if he made a mistake or not I just don’t want to do it.

There is a little book, long out of print, called Expectation Corner, tells of a king who prepared a city for some of his poor subjects. Not far away he constructed a large storehouse where everything they needed would be supplied if they would only send him their requests. There was one condition, however: they should constantly be on the lookout for his messengers so that when they came with the gifts in answer to their urgent pleas, the petitioners would always be found waiting and ready to receive them. One faithless subject, not actually expecting to get what he asked for, never watched for their delivery. One day he was taken to the king’s storehouse; and there, to his amazement, he saw scores of packages that had originally been made ready for him. The messengers had come to his door, but because he was not looking for them, the king’s gifts never satisfied his needs. Sometimes God makes us wait for things, simply because we are so unbelieving and wishy-washy in the way we ask for His heavenly favors.

Sermon March 24, 2019 Introduction Have you ever been on the Blue Ridge Parkway when it was really foggy? It may have started as a little fog but then before …

Jesus is saying, anyone can respond to good with good but we have been called to be different, to be set apart.

Loving like Jesus loves is a high standard and impossible on our own. Jesus sometimes asks us to do what seems to be the impossible simply because he wants us to depend on his power not ours to complete the task.

Introduction If I asked you to come up here and define love, could you do it? Think about it, what is your definition of love? Why do people have such …

Sermon: PastorBryon January 27, 2019 Introduction When we read the creation narrative of Genesis 1 and 2, we hear over and over again the declaration, “and it was good.” This …

Sermon: PastorBryon Introduction What comes to your mind when you think of peace? Maybe a wide open meadow sitting high on top of a mountain, a babbling brook, a crackling …

Sermon: PastorBryon November 25, 2018 Introduction On September 11, 2001 United Flight 93 was hijacked by terrorist. Among those on the plane that day was Todd Beamer who was one …

Sermon: PastorBryon November 4, 2018 Introduction In 2006, Michael Vick became the first quarterback to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. Though his team finished 7-9, his future looked …

Sermon – PastorBryon October 21, 2018 Introduction A young woman was brutally attacked as she returned to her apartment late one night. She screamed and shrieked as she fought for …