Victory Over Death
The villain is death. The hero is God. Our text reveals both. It is my objective to review this historical occasion, gleaning some lessons on death, but more so, to discover the spiritual lessons illustrated by our story.
Category: Sermon
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In the Face of Adversity
The national election looms over us. I submit we are on the cusp of losing our Christian liberties. Danger lurks around the corner. So, how do we respond? This is my concern.
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Cry Out to God
Our national election draws near. My objective - while in the face of such a great dilemma - is to encourage you to turn unto the One True and Living God, and cry out to Him!
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Bible in the Real World
The Bible is not some abstract consideration but is vital and effectual, and makes a difference in the real world. That is what I desire to impress upon you today.
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The Bible
It is my objective to discuss the general principles revealed in the Bible about the Bible. Today, we lay the foundation of the doctrine of the Bible. These truths are elemental.
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Prayer in the Real World
I again address the topic of prayer. I want you to do more than go through "the motions of prayer." I desire that prayer would be heart-motivated and heart-felt. I wish for you to know that prayer does make a difference in the real world.
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Prayer
Prayer is an integral part of the Christian life. Without this key element, we will suffer spiritually. It is my objective to discuss this matter of prayer.
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Assurance of Salvation
One of the basic fundamentals of Christianity is having the knowledge that you are a Christian. We call that assurance. It is my objective to discuss this matter.
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Which Road Are You Travelling?
Some people think that there are many ways to reach God. But in the biblical perspective there are only two ways for all of life and living. Only one of those roads extend to God, Heaven, and eternal life. I intend to prove that there is only one access to God.
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When The Vertical Is Wrong
It is my objective to consider the Christian's vertical relationship (i.e. with God); may we recognize when it is wrong and then strive to see it corrected.