Category: Sermon

  • Pray and Do

    The Bible teaches us to pray. Sometimes prayer is all we think we need. Then, sometimes we have no need of prayer. I submit unto you that both of these extremes are wrong.

  • Little is Much

    Often, our resources are not very much. As a result, we might wonder what good we are doing. I submit unto you that your labor for Jesus is worthwhile. Your impact is greater than you think.

  • The Gentle Jesus

    We are familiar with the dual concept of strength yet tenderness, "solid as a rock" yet sensitive. I direct your attention to the sovereign Son of God Who is more loving than anyone you know.

  • Everlasting Punishment

    We often describe Hell. I submit that we then fail to consider that Hell is also punitive in measure. For this reason, I draw your attention to the text to consider everlasting punishment.

  • The Love of God

    Our society has a great deal to say about love, yet, it is a top virtue missing in our society. To no surprise, for Jesus said, "the love of many shall wax cold." Let's think about God's love.

  • Daily Christianity

    Our reading speaks of the Levites and priest's daily service in the Temple. It is my objective to remind the Christian that Christian service is a daily activity. Christianity is a lifestyle.