In this sermon on Lk. 1:32-33 we examine the five different descriptions that the angel Gabriel tells Mary concerning the child she will give birth to as a virgin.

In this sermon from Numbers 24:17-18 we learn about the amazing Star Prophecy which predicts the incarnation of the Son of God and the coming Messiah King.

In Psalm 103:1–5 we are going to see David stir his soul to praise God for the LORD’s pardoning grace, preserving compassion, and satisfying goodness—so that you can be filled with thanksgiving to God for His great benefits.

Jesus joins Martha and Mary in Bethany four days after their brother Lazarus died. The sisters are disappointed and distraught, uncertain what Jesus can do. Jesus, grieving on multiple levels, comes to Lazarus’ tomb and confronts the unbelief of everyone present. Jesus then summons Lazarus from the dead, glorifying His Father and proving the Son of God is the resurrection and the life.

Proverbs 18:21 says that death and life are in the power of the tongue. And the "Proverbs of the New Testament," James addresses the use and misuse of the tongue in daily life. He exhorts his readers on the importance of controlling, containing, and constraining the tongue.

We live in a time when most sermons are like "how-to" manuals. Five easy steps to a healthy marriage... Strategies for overcoming the daily doldrums... Sure-fire methods for putting pride in its place. But sometimes, it's simply good to bask in the wonder and marvel of our salvation. Peter does so as he begins his first epistle and we'll join him as we look at the Source, Substance, and Surety of our Salvation.

"Violence!" the prophet cries, and it still rings true today. Anger is evident in thought, word, and deed all around us. It climaxes in hateful murder and leaves a wake of destruction. What are we to do? Habakkuk wondered the same thing. Join us as we study Yahweh's answer. The godly man's hope is the same today as it was then. God reveals His plan for vengeance on the wicked but promises us, "The righteous will live by his faith."

As we look at patience, James provides us with a sense of space and depth! James offers a distinctive insight into the importance, reward, and blessings associated with patience. While he portrays the nature patience, he does so by referencing the Lord’s return, highlighting that He will reward the righteous and recompense the wicked. James presents a three-dimensional picture of patience, providing traits that are worth emulating, such as those seen in the farmer, the prophets of old, and the patriarch Job.