Because of past grace, I must fix my hope on future grace. In this sermon, we look at two requirements that enable the believer to to do this most effectively.
Our Experience of Salvation as NT Believers Is Our Unique Privilege. In this sermon, we look at three realities that showcase the uniqueness of our salvation experience.
Believers possess great joy when life brings great distress. In this sermon, we look at two reasons why this can be and will be the reality in the life of a believer.
Believers in a hostile world can praise God because of His great salvation. In this sermon, we consider three features of our salvation that are particularly important to remember when we suffer for righteousness sake.
Believers in a hostile world must remember they are God’s chosen pilgrims. In the introduction to his epistle, Peter reminds us of three important truths to remember regarding our identity in Christ.
A heavenly fixation is a safeguard against worldly devastation. Colossians 3 calls believers to live by a new mindset amid chaos and confusion.
Growing in godliness is the privilege and duty of every Christian. This growth requires our radical commitment and is only possible through the energizing power of God, who gives us everything we need for life and godliness.
Jesus' incarnation is the greatest display of humility the world has ever seen. In this sermon, we look at the profound implications of Jesus incarnation that first Christmas.
The Baby Born In Bethlehem Is The Long-Awaited King. In this study, we look at the prophecy of Micah 5:2 and consider the implications of its fulfillment for our lives.
Jesus's Bethlehem birth was not His beginning. In this sermon we look at two proofs that substantiate the eternality of Christ.
Parents are responsible for passing down a vibrant biblical worldview. In this sermon, we consider three fundamental keys as parents for passing down a biblical worldview.
Grace marks every aspect of the Christian life. Paul’s instruction to Titus reminds us that God’s ill-deserved favor is the foundational element for faithful Christian living.
Disciples grow spiritually through two indispensable requirements. In this study, we examine two vital realities that must be present in our discipleship if we are to grow spiritually.
Wealthy disciples must aim to glorify God with their wealth. In this sermon, we consider three actions that must be taken in order to glorify God with our wealth.
Proper use of our spiritual gifts requires correct thinking and faithful stewardship. In this sermon, we look at two components of correct thinking and consider if we’re stewarding the spiritual gifts that God has given us.
Effective evangelism toward outsiders is fueled by wise conduct and flows from grace-filled speech. In this sermon, we consider the importance of these two traits for god-honoring evangelism.
Prayer is a God-centered and Dependency-Driven activity. In this sermon, we look at these two realities from Jesus’ instructions to His disciples on prayer.
Who God is and what God does should drive us to praise God passionately. In this sermon, we look at five reasons from Psalm 145 for praising God passionately.
Biblical Preaching is essential for the Church’s spiritual growth. In this sermon, we consider Paul’s solemn charge to Timothy to preach the Word in or out of season.
