Immanuel Church Wilmington Delaware

Sermon Series:  What is a Healthy Church?
Week 1:  Don't Empty the Cross of its Power

This sermon is from January 9th, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com 

Sermon Text: Psalm 90:12

This sermon is from January 2, 2022.  For more information, please visit immanuelde.com.

This is our sermon from Christmas Eve, 2021.  For more information about our church, please visit immanuelde.com.

"The Joy of Jesus" by Pastor Will Donato, sermon from December 19, 2021.  For more information about Immanuel Church, please visit immanuelde.com.

This is our sermon from December 12, 2021.  For more information about Immanuel Church, please visit immanuelde.com  

Isaiah 9:6-7

During this Christmas season, we are reminded that Jesus is the Prince of Peace, the representation of peace. This peace means completeness, that all is as it should be. We first look at scriptures that speak of the coming age when He will bring total peace to this world, as God had designed it. We then see how we are to be peacemakers, setting an example of what will come.

Romans 5:1-5

As we begin the Advent series, "Good News in Troubled Times", we look at instances of hope in scripture. We see in Genesis that, despite man's exile from the Garden, God was still accessible. Later, Jesus brought the hope of divine justice. Because justice was poured out on Jesus, we have grace and forgiveness. And finally, because of the presence of the Holy Spirit, we have hope and the assurance that God will make everything right.

Ephesians 5:15-6:9

We are not our own, but we belong to God. Jesus is our reference point for living. It involves yielding to the will or needs of others. In these passages, we see that roadmap: submission to the Holy Spirit, mutual submission to one another, and application in our marriage, our parenting, and our workplace.

Romans 6:1-10

Before baptizing individuals in the service, we look at the historical and spiritual aspects of water baptism. We see that it is more than symbolic of Christ's death and resurrection. The Spirit of God empowers us to put aside the old ways of sin, and to walk in the new life in Christ.

Ephesians 5:1-14

We are called to live in the image of Christ. It's a life of love, thinking more of others than of ourselves, and avoiding immoral, impure and selfish acts. This can only be accomplished by asking the Holy Spirit to fill us and guide us daily.