Category: Sermon

  • Jesus Saves Sinners

    Our text is a proclamation. There is no trickery. There is no deception. This is no empty promise. In this proclamation there is substance. There is clarity. There is hope. It is that which can change your life forever.

  • Good People Need to be Saved

    Sometimes when we witness for the Lord we emphasize the need for sinners to be saved, so much so, we imply only murderers, thieves, adulterers, etc. need saving. But salvation is not just for the lowest of sinners, but simply, good people need to be saved also.

  • Do You Love Jesus?

    I wish to take this occasion to speak on the subject of love. I would like to focus upon our love for God. How would you describe such love? Hear what the Bible says on this subject and make a self-assessment.

  • Spirituality

    Sometimes we judge a person's spirituality. We will say, "She is a spiritual woman." Or, "He isn't very spiritual." It is my objective to study this term from a biblical perspective. Perhaps we will be less likely to make a wrong assessment of ourselves and others.

  • Do Not Bow

    The passage before us gives the account of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. This story is a reminder of God's tremendous power, that even during times of great distress or persecution, God is able.

  • Why Don’t You Believe?

    Right and authority demand a proper response. If it can be demonstrated that God has right and authority over you as the Creator, then, as a created being, you should respond in obedience to Him.

  • Conscience

    We know that Christians have liberty. But that liberty does not grant us the liberty to do however we wish in our daily living. Some of that vast subject is dealt with in our verses. Let us learn about conscience.