Biblical Preaching

Have you ever been in the percense of someone else's argument? Have you ever read the comments on social media? This message draws from the apostle Paul's words to Timothy in 2 Timothy 2:14-18.

This message draws from God's purpose that determines His compassion and mercy. However, God also hardens the hearts of those who harden their own hearts against Him. Does this hardening remove free will from humanity? Can God still find fault? Would God create people whom He knows would disobey Him? This message draws from Romans 9:6-18 to answer these questions.

Knowledge begins with the fear of the LORD, and the family begins with God-fearing fathers and mothers. This message draws from Proverbs 1:7-9 to recognize and honor God's design for the home.

This message draws from the first sin of Eve and Adam and its consequence upon all humanity.

Most people want to be recognized as good by a moral standard rather than be made good by a belief that trusts in God's promises. God saves by faith and not by any law, because no one can be made just by a law especially when people cannot keep their own laws. This message draws from key passages in Romans chapters 1-4 to get an overview and introduction to the Book of Romans.

Believers in Christ change and become a new creation. This message presents how one's aim and focus on life change to follow Christ. This message pulls from the words of an apostle of Jesus Christ about becoming a new person from Colossians 3:1-11.

Changing the gospel affects church unity and freedom from sin. This message explores these important points from apostle's message to the churches of Galatia starting with Galatians 1:6-12.

The resurrection of Christ gives assurance of hope to the faithful that they will resurrect like Christ on the last day. This message draws from Romans 8:18-25 to focus on the redemption of the body that every Christian looks forward to coming.

The crucifixion of Jesus of Nazareth is the most attested event in ancient history. For every selfish and rebellious action, Christ responded with mercy and forgiveness from the cross. This message draws from Luke 23:32-43 to find meaning and purpose in Christ's crucifixion.

How did you come to faith in Christ? This message draws a number of lessons from Paul's rational and persuasive words before governor Festus and King Agrippa to see how Christians talk about the faith.