Love God’s Word
Bible students know that Jesus used the Word of God to repel Satan's temptations. What, then, should be our approach to the Bible? I submit unto you that we should love God's Word.
Category: Sermon
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God is Our Refuge
David is on the run from King Saul. This is a time of great affliction. He is in great distress and despair. So, he pours his heart out to God. May we learn from these words.
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See the Lord, Today
Every one of us has experienced things which has made a difference in us. Our text speaks of a life-changing event. May each believer catch a glimpse of God, anew and afresh.
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Put On Christ
Our text is a lesson on Christian living. It speaks directly concerning the type of Christian life every professing Christian should possess. May we hear and submit ourselves humbly before God.
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The Resurrected Body
God has promised us a future glorified body. But will it be like this one, or what shall it be? That will be our concern today. Let us think about the resurrected body.
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A Universal Plea
Our verse could be adapted in our effort to reach the lost. We could use it to make an appeal unto them. Therefore, it is my objective to consider this verse, and note that it is a universal plea.
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Your Legacy
I desire to speak to you all, not just to fathers. I do so because the subject and principles discussed will apply to everyone here. The question that comes to mind is, "What is your legacy?"
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The Joy of Salvation
David mentions there is joy in salvation. We ought to possess this joy! If sin has entered in and our joy is gone, then like David, we have the responsibility to make things right with God. Dear lost person, you can receive this joy!
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Have You Entered?
Our text tells of a man who was very near a home in heaven, but yet had not found entrance. My objective is for you to examine your heart and know whether or not you have eternal life. Have you entered into life or are you still standing at the door?
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A Memorial for Jesus
Tomorrow is Memorial Day. We honor those who have fought in our behalf. Yet, permit me to say, many have given up their sons for freedom, but the Father gave up His Son for our liberty from sin and Hell. He deserves a memorial. May we be that memorial.