COD York Sermons

This week, Pastor Brett shares his personal testimony of how he came to faith in Jesus Christ and emphasizes the power of words in sharing the good news with others. He also discusses the importance of having a testimony and encourages us to use our own stories to impact people's lives.

This week, Pastor Bob explores the parable of the workers in the vineyard from Matthew 20:1-16. He discusses the attitudes of serving and generosity, emphasizing that it's not about what we do or how long we've done it, but the motives behind our actions that catch God's attention. We look at the privilege of serving, receiving more than we deserve, and how we should seek to align our hearts with God's generosity and invest in eternal things.

This week, Pastor Bob discusses the importance of showing compassion and extending mercy to those in need, emphasizing that how we treat the vulnerable reflects our relationship with God. The message encourages us to put ourselves in others' shoes and actively engage in acts of kindness and service.

This week, Pastor Bob talks through Making the Most of Your Life. He delves into the concept of 'Making our Lives Count' by exploring how God uniquely shapes and empowers us for impactful service, drawing inspiration from Ephesians 2:8-10 and personal testimonies of transformation.

This week we look at the tactics of our enemy, dive into the spiritual warfare believers face, as we uncover our individual "kryptonite" - the distractions, distance, and discouragement that hinder our walk with God, and learn the battle plan for victory through surrender, obedience, and yielding to the Spirit.

This week, Pastor Bob reflects on a personal journey of burnout and brokenness, exploring the profound ways God works through suffering, afflictions, and hardships in the lives of believers, delving into biblical insights on faith, surrender, and the transformative power of God's love.

This week Dale Marshfield shares his faith journey, highlighting the vital role of listening to the voice of Jesus, emphasizing the transformative impact of trusting God, understanding Scripture, and being guided by the Holy Spirit in the Christian life.

Week two of our sermon series going over our new discipleship pathway of Rooted. Pastor Jeremy dives into who God is, and what Truth is, and how we can grow in the knowledge of both.

This week we introduce "The 7 Rhythms of Rooted," focusing on daily practices like spending time with God, prayer, confession, serving the community, sacrificial generosity, sharing one's faith story, and worship as transformative elements for personal growth and fulfillment.

This week, Pastor Bob explores the biblical story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20 to provide insights on seeking God for breakthroughs in times of overwhelming challenges, emphasizing the importance of refocusing on God, admitting powerlessness, listening to God's guidance, and worshiping before experiencing the breakthrough.

This week, we contrast the response of Herod and the Magi when they heard the news of Jesus being born, and how it applies to our lives today!

Christmas Eve 2023 - what kingdom are you giving your life to, and who is the king? We pray this message brings hope and focuses our hearts and minds on King Jesus.

This week we look at Mary and Joseph, the significance of their lineage, their response, and all God did through their obedience to His call on their lives!

This week, Pastor Bob explores the transformative lessons from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 7:24-29, drawing parallels between two builders facing similar dreams, truths, and storms, and challenging us to assess the foundation of our lives amidst shared visions, common truths, and the inevitability of life's storms.

This week Pastor Bob explores the transformative power of following Jesus through a journey of decision-making, emphasizing the significance of taking the narrow road, monitoring influences, and actively doing the will of God, drawing insights from Matthew 7:13-23 and sharing personal experiences to inspire us to fully devote themselves to a life of discipleship.

As believers, how do we go about asking God for things in prayer, and more importantly, what should we do while we wait? We take a look at this this week, as we go through Matthew 7:7-12

This week we explore the transformative power of grace in navigating conflicts in Matthew 7:1-6. Emphasizing the pitfalls of judgmentalism, the importance of self-awareness, and the discernment required in handling relationships—sometimes, despite efforts, reconciliation may not be possible, prompting the need for forgiveness and the liberating grace of moving forward.

This week we look at the pervasive issue of worry, seeing that, while concerns are inevitable, Jesus instructs believers not to let worry become an emotional obsession that hinders trust in God; we're going to look at what Jesus says on the importance of seeking God's kingdom, gaining confidence from examples of His creation, and trusting in His provision as practical solutions to combat worry.

In Matthew 6:19-24, Jesus emphasizes the importance of storing up treasures in heaven rather than earthly possessions, cautioning against letting material wealth become the focus of one's life and serving as a reminder that no one can serve both God and the pursuit of worldly gains.

How do we pray? This week we look at how Jesus laid out what prayer looks like for those of us who follow Him! This is part 7 of our sermon on the mount series - looking at Matthew 6:7-15