MissionWay Church Sunday Sermons

As we begin our journey looking at the aspects of a Healthy Church, there's no better place to start than looking at the importance and centrality of the ministry of the Word of God. Why do we carve out 30-40 minutes each Sunday for a sermon? What makes that time so important to the life of a church?

This entire series we have been focusing on the greatness of God and some of the attributes that set Him apart from us (His incommunicable attributes). Today we close with one more of those but also focus on one of His attributes that bring us great comfort in approaching a God so great. In this sermon, we will study what is known as His Transcendence, and His Immanence. We will learn that "The God we can't see" has made Himself known to us!

All of creation is "by Him, through Him, for Him, and in Him." Everything was made by God Himself, but who made God? The answer is obviously nobody, but how could that be? It's because of this attribute of God that theologians have called "Aseity." It means that God is from Himself. Let's study this amazing attribute of God and it's implications for us.

If your spouse only ever said one or two good things about you, you would wonder if they really knew you or not. If they only ever praised you for your good looks or your kindness, you’d wonder if they knew much at all about you. Yet, this is often how we treat the Lord – as though He only has one or two attributes worthy of worship. In this series, we are going to talk about a few of what are known as God’s “incommunicable” attributes – in other words, those attributes that only God has that He does not share with us – the things that make God, God. The hope of this series is to increase our awe, wonder, and worship of the Lord as we know Him more.