Upper Seneca Baptist Church
Monday, March 31, 2025
Our Mission: Impacting the Kingdom of God one person at a time
 USBC Sermon Series
Sermons by Pastor Dennis Felder
(unless specified)
 
 
In April, the sermons will focus on the Easter story.
Jesus came to this world to die upon a cross to save sinners from sin.
Jesus submitted to the will of His Father and in the process, He died a
brutal death. However, through His death, Jesus brought about
everlasting life to a dying world.
 
April 6th
Sermon Title:Father Forgive Them
Scripture: Luke 23:34
Synopsis: Three groups of people mocked Jesus while He was hanging on the cross: the religious leaders, the Roman soldiers, and a criminal. Jesus responded by fulfilling His own teachings: turning the other cheek, loving His enemies, praying for those who persecuted Him. The cross reveals God’s self-giving love: forgiveness for the oppressors, forgiveness for the mockers, and forgiveness for the wrongdoers.

April 13th
Sermon Title:The King Has Come
Scripture: Matthew 21:1-11
Synopsis: Palm Sunday is a celebration of Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem as the King of  ings. Yet, it also foreshadows His journey to the cross. The crowd shouted “Hosanna!”, but would soon cry “Crucify Him!” Jesus came not to conquer by force, but to save through sacrificial love.

April 20th
Sermon Title:Touched
Scripture: Matthew 28:1-10
Synopsis: An encounter with Jesus can change lives and bring about a real transformation. When Jesus rose from the dead, He appeared to His disciples and followers, reassuring them with His presence and power. His resurrection was not just a historical event, but a personal touch for all who believe.
 
April 27th
Sermon Title:The Week After Easter
Scripture: John 20:24-29
Synopsis: The first time Jesus appeared to His disciples; Thomas was not present. Thomas doubted the words of the others. However, Jesus later appeared to Thomas and his doubt was erased and his faith was strengthened. Through our doubt, we too can have our faith strengthened.
 
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