Category: Sermon

  • Proclaim to the Wicked

    There is a great peril facing the wicked. Therefore, a clear warning should be sounded in the hearts of all lost people. For, without the declaration of the gospel message, those who are perishing, will indeed, perish.

  • The Peril of the Wicked

    Each one of us has a concern for others. In fact, we would find it negligent if a danger is present and we do nothing to warn the unwary potential victim. We should then warn them about spiritual harm. Yes, danger awaits all unbelievers.

  • A Change in Me

    Our reading speaks of change. It is fair to expect a declaration of change to be manifested by...change. I want to make it very clear. I want to make it known. God has changed my life!

  • Jesus is Coming Again

    I would like to remind you that one of these days our Beloved One will be coming back. There should be a longing for Jesus which exceeds any earthly passion for awaited arrivals.

  • Forgiveness

    Aren't you glad for forgiveness? Do you joy in the fact that you are a sinner saved by grace? I would like to talk to you today about the forgiveness which God gives.

  • A Tremendous Blessing

    Without a doubt God has blessed us in many ways. Of course, His blessings come in "all shapes and sizes." So, we have a tendency to categorize our blessings into good, better, and best. I would like to talk about one of your tremendous blessings, perhaps, the greatest.

  • A Bible Focus

    The Bible doesn't seem to be as important as it once was. In many churches the Word of God has been watered down or eliminated. I believe our text will remind us of the importance of the Bible and the emphasis it should have in our assemblies.

  • Who Is The Lord?

    I would like to address the matter of man's perception of God and attempt to direct our focus back toward God and His greatness. May we have a greater sense of awe and reverence toward Almighty God.

  • Where Is Your Confidence?

    There are three basic aspects to life: one, life itself, the circumstances; two, our Christian service; and three, the afterlife, that is, eternity. How shall we respond in these areas? Regarding these things, I ask, "Where is your confidence?" That is, "In what do you trust?"