Paul gives thanks for Philemon because his ministry to the saints brings refreshment.

This sermon introduces Paul's letter to Philemon. Author, recipient, and purpose are considered.

This is the last in the series on the gospel. The exposition is John 20-31.

This sermon considers the sinful condition of mankind and addresses two questions- Why is it this way- and What is the remedy-

This sermon continues the series on the Gospel by returning to the first point in gospel declaration- God the creator and creation. The challenge by unbelief may be met by looking at Paul's starting point in the book of Acts and proclaiming God the creator.

This sermon looks at Acts 17 briefly looking at Paul's gospel preaching to unbelivers with no background in Scripture.

This sermon briefly discusses the Covenant of Redemption. The Psalm referred to toward the end of the sermon is Psalm 55-14 not 95-14. Psalm 95-14 does not exist.

This sermon considers Isaiah 66 and the juxtaposition of the New Heavens and the New Earth with the final judgment.

This sermon considers Isaiah 63-7 - 64-12. It focuses on Isaiah's recounting, lamenting, and longing. The points are related to prayer and are Recount, Regret, and Request.