Sermons: Campbell Road Church of Christ

Set Your Mind On Things Above

The lesson emphasizes that setting our minds on things above requires intentional, Christ-centered thinking rather than letting earthly worries, sins, and distractions shape our day. Since our identity is in Christ, we should begin each day filling our minds with God’s Word, guarding our thoughts, and choosing a heavenly perspective in everything we do. 

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Gentle Giants

This sermon teaches that true gentleness is not weakness but using whatever power, position, or knowledge we have to help others as Jesus did, and that lasting growth in gentleness comes not from self-improvement alone but from being transformed by a close relationship with Christ and remembering how gently he has treated us. 

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Facing Life's Storms from the Inside and Out

Jesus and the Apostles facing the stormy sea provides an excellent perspective on how to endure our own life's storms, and help our loved ones in their moments of fear and suffering. 

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Persistent Faith

This lesson teaches that Jesus’ parable in Luke 18 is about continuing to pray in faith without losing heart when justice seems delayed. Habakkuk and Jesus’ own prayers emphasize that real faith keeps trusting God’s wisdom and justice even when life gets hard. 

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Faith That Moves Mountains

This lesson uses the stories of Jairus’s daughter and the woman with the issue of blood to show that faith in Jesus can overcome the biggest “mountains” in life. (pride, sickness, waiting, despair, ridicule, and even death.)  It emphasizes that both Jairus and the woman came to the same conclusion: only Jesus could truly help them, and real faith means trusting him even when the situation seems impossible. 

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Jesus the Victorious General

This lesson from Revelation 19 presents Jesus as the victorious Word of God who confronts and defeats every force of evil with complete authority and finality. Its main message is that spiritual warfare is real and believers may suffer losses now, but the outcome is certain: Christ wins, evil is decisively destroyed, and those who remain on His side share in His victory. 

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Jesus the Lord of Harvest

This lesson from Revelation 14 contrasts the followers of the Lamb with the followers of evil, showing that the people God gathers are marked by loyalty, purity, truthfulness, perseverance, and joyful devotion to Christ. It presents Jesus as the crowned harvester who will gather His own, while also warning of a final judgment for those who reject Him, urging listeners to be ready to belong to the first harvest and not the second. 

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Jesus the Mighty Angel

This lesson explains Revelation 10 as a pause in the book’s judgments, showing that God is still fully in control even in the middle of rising chaos and warning. It presents the mighty angel as a vision of Jesus, claiming authority over both Jews and Gentiles, and teaches that God’s message is both sweet and bitter—sweet because of salvation and victory, and bitter because it also brings suffering and judgment.

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Jesus the Worthy Lamb

This lesson from Revelation 5 emphasizes that Jesus is uniquely worthy to open God’s sealed book, not because of outward power or appearance, but because He is the sacrificial Lamb who overcame through suffering and death. The message highlights a recurring biblical theme that God exalts the humble and unexpected, and it calls believers to honor Christ for His character, sacrifice, and victory. 

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The Father Stayed Home

This lesson uses the parable of the prodigal son to encourage parents of wandering children to combine trusting love, tough love, and welcoming love. The main point is that parents cannot force faith on their children.  Sometimes we must allow children to feel the consequences of their choices.  But yet we can and should keep the door open for genuine repentance and restoration. 

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