Who is our God? Who is this little baby born in the manger? He is the LORD Almighty, our Redeemer. Listen to this sermon based on Isaiah 47:4.

When we suffer, we can become dissatisfied our Savior. In the midst of suffering and in life, our Savior brings what we need: Salvation. Listen to this sermon based on Isaiah 61.

We all want peace. We can never seem to find peace. Listen to this sermon based on Isaiah 9 that tells you about your Savior who brings to you and me true peace.

What do you do to get ready for Christmas? The answer: Listen to the Lord. Understand this important point as you hear the Word in this sermon based on Isaiah 40.

What does the name Immanuel mean? Why does this name of God bring us such comfort? Listen to this sermon based on Isaiah 7:14.

Two keys phrases focus our attention just like Noah: Judgment is Coming, But So is our Salvation. With these two phrases God focuses our watching for the day he comes back. Listen to this sermon abased on Genesis 6.

Jesus changed a man’s life with a little phrase. He drove out a demon and showed the man mercy upon mercy. Jesus has done the same for us. He shows us mercy and brings us into his family. Give thanks for all that the LORD has done for you!

Presidents can only serve for 8 years. Leaders can only offer so much. What if there was a King who could defeat even death? He would be the King of life and the King for life. Listen to this sermon based on 1 Corinthians 15.

Death. We all face it. When It strikes, it seems like there is no hope. God does not leave us without hope but points us to our Savior who defeated death for us.

Jesus tells us that he is coming back. He calls us to stay alert and keep watch eagerly waiting for our salvation!