What brings you your greatest joy and satisfaction? For some it’s their family and friends. For others it’s their calling or career, or perhaps even a hobby or special kind of activity. But what happens when those things are lost or stolen? Or what happens when those things become ordinary to us and we fail to see them for what they truly are?
The Bible speaks of a great salvation that is offered by God to all mankind. It is the greatest gift, the most supreme source of delight, that which satisfies above all else. Though offered to all, many have not received it. Though received by many, some have taken it for granted and forget what a blessing it truly is.
Awestruck Wonder is a sermon series devoted to beholding and appreciating the beauty and mystery of salvation–a treasure worth exchanging all we have to obtain, a present reality for today, and a future hope for tomorrow.
Series Playlist
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An Amazing Salvation
Jun 5, 2022 • 36:20
Peter’s message to a people undergoing adversity is to not allow those things to rob them of their joy or distort their perspective. Remember all God has done for you. Keep your eyes fixed on the inheritance that awaits you. Don’t lose sight of the greatness of salvation or the…
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A Triune Salvation
Jun 12, 2022 • 51:46
At creation, the self-sufficient, 3-in-1 God, out of love, made room within himself for others who are not himself. Through the Son and by the Holy Spirit, the Father is working to restore that which has been lost. When we, by faith, say yes to his gracious offer of salvation,…
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Children of the Father
Jun 19, 2022 • 53:42
The salvation offered by God is more than a transaction done for us, but the whole life of God offered to us and in us. Justification, regeneration, sanctification, holiness, new life—these are all the things the Father does for us and in us through his Son and Spirit. We are…
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The Fulfillment of All His Purposes
Jun 26, 2022 • 49:54
In this one vision, John is seeing what has been, what is, and what is to come. It’s a panorama of salvation history past, present, and future, revealing that the purpose behind God’s creating and redeeming work—which has been inaugurated, but not yet consummated—is that people might know, love, adore,…
