Cave Spring Baptist Church

One of the more underrated stories from the Gospels, the ascension of Jesus is the sign of God's glory, and stands as a confirmation of all that the Savior said, and did. 

From 1 Corinthians 15 we see that the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the lynchpin of the gospel—without it our faith would be in vain. This first 5 minutes of the sermon includes a conversation with Jake Schemm about the role of the Apostles' Creed in the development of his faith.

From Acts 2:22-32 we're reminded that Jesus fully experienced death—body and soul. In his descent to the realm of the dead, Jesus defeated death and reversed the curse sin, so that his descent is where gospel victory began. This sermon is the seventh part of the series on the Apostles' Creed.

Preaching from Isaiah 53, we discover the beauty of the gospel in the suffering of our Savior. This is part 6 from a series on from the Apostles' Creed.

From Luke 1 we're reminded of how great is this mystery—that the Son of God, being truly divine, would through his birth also become truly human. God chooses to unite himself to the human race in the only possible way for salvation to occur.

Preaching from four key passages, Carey helps us to see that Jesus is the invisible God made visible.  

This is the second sermon from a new series on the Apostles' Creed.

Pastor Pete begins a new sermon series based on the Apostle's Creed.

On the last Sunday of every year Pastor Pete preaches on the importance of developing spiritual habits or disciplines.  Preaching from Philippians 4, Pete challenged us to learn contentment and find that Jesus Christ is enough.

We are reminded in John 21 that the gospel is a love story. It's the story of how God's love pursues, restores and transforms a lost people.

From John 20 we learn that that faith can't be generic, but must rest in in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

From John 20 we learn that Jesus has the power to say, "Peace be still," and to rebuke the wind and the storm that comes in the form of your greatest fear.

From John 19 we learn that God uses death to give life, suffering to grant hope, and from the ashes of destruction comes beauty, peace and new life.

From John 19 we see that Jesus bore his own cross willingly, fulfilled the promise of scripture, and died as the true King in order to complete the work of salvation on the cross.

From John 19:1-16 we learn that Jesus overcame our shame. Enduring suffering and humiliation on our behalf, he reversed the curse of sin and shame on the cross.

As Jesus goes on trial in John 18:28-40, we learn that there are three kingdoms that seek to capture the affections and loyalty of our hearts: the kingdom of religion, the kingdom of the world, and the kingdom of Christ.

Preaching from John 18, Vince Oliveri reminds us, that like Peter, we are flawed and broken disciples who need a perfect Savior.

Even in the times where we are betrayed, we have a Savior who identifies with us. Preaching from John 18, Pastor Jesse Furey, reminds us of the cosmic battle that happened as Jesus was betrayed by one of his own disciples. 

We see that God's glory was the first thing for which Jesus prayed in John 17. Deep and lasting change start when we behold the glory of God in the face of Jesus Christ.