Jesus Is Lord
Some teach that a person can trust Jesus as Savior but then later trust Him as Lord. My friends, I do not believe this concept is theologically correct. Whether you recognize Him or not, He is always Lord!
Some teach that a person can trust Jesus as Savior but then later trust Him as Lord. My friends, I do not believe this concept is theologically correct. Whether you recognize Him or not, He is always Lord!
It is my objective to remind you of God's love. Specifically, that God's love never fails nor can it be removed from us. So Christian, take courage. Dear Sinner, recognize God's great love, repent, and believe.
A recent event demands response. One Christian pastor gave his from the pulpit. He was glad for the tragedy in Orlando. Well, it is my objective to address this issue but in response to the negative reactions expressed by a portion of the Christian community.
What do you do to remind yourself of things? What is it you are trying to keep in mind? Our text tells us to remember; it also tells us what it is we are to remember - the commandments of the Lord! It is my objective to remind you to remember!
Once again, we celebrate another Father's Day. I address fathers today, and the grave responsibility which befalls us.
This is a story of a miracle. God extended His grace to another undeserving soul. Beyond that, this impotent man represents a sinner in need of the Savior, and one who finds deliverance from his sins.
My subject is not a popular one. Yet, it is a doctrine which must be addressed. My purpose is to take a general look at the subject of sin.
Gathering today on the Lord's Day, we remember One Who died for us. We live because He suffered and died. Let us not forget. It is, then, my objective to stir you up by putting you in remembrance (II Peter 1:13).
If the political landscape bothers you, you are not alone. If society is disturbing, do not be surprised. How shall we, as Christians, react? It is my objective to apply our text to our present situation. In it we shall discern how we ought to respond.
Man likes to experience the miracle. He wants proof before he would believe. I submit we should not seek the special spectacular, rather, to accept God's most common way of communication, His written Word. We should see that God's Word is tremendous.