Category: Sermon

  • Give Thanks

    At this time of year we are reminded to give thanks.  It is my objective to remind you that graciousness and gratitude are virtues which are becoming to the Christian profession.

  • Harden Not Your Heart

    Here we find a universal declarative statement.  My objective is to demonstrate that whether you are a Christian or a lost sinner, it is futile to be in opposition to God.

  • The Gospel of God – part one

    We live in a pluralistic and politically correct society.  Further, too many churches are inclusive.  I believe it is our obligation to be part of the exclusive ranks.  There is only one God.  There is only one way to God; that way is the gospel of God.  There is only one truth of faith and salvation.  It is singular.  It is exclusive.  It is good news!

  • A Lesson on Obedience

    Our whole lives evidence obedience or disobedience.  Therefore, it is no strange thing to talk about obedience in a spiritual context.  Simply, God expects obedience.  If we should choose not to be obedient, then we can anticipate repercussion.

  • Death

    There are some questions about death which I would like for us to ask and answer this morning.  By God's grace, may we be informed, strengthened, and prepared, so that we might not fear when it is our time to say, "and yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death,".

  • Rend Your Hearts

    I would like to remind you of revival.  It goes without saying, "prone to wander Lord I feel it, prone to leave the God I love."  Let us not deny our present condition.  I would ask you to examine yourselves.  Would you rend your hearts?

  • But This Man

    It is my objective to look into our passage and discern the two ways which are described: man's way and God's way.  By this, we shall discover man's inability and God's ability.