Seventh in the series looking at the Great Awakening of 1792, a time of a major moral slump right after the American War of Independence.

Sixth sermon in the series, now beginning to look at the next 6 waves of revival (1727, 1792, 1830, 1857,1882 and 1904) starting with the Great Awakening of 1727. The term “waves” or “awakenings” are used for revivals because although they included local revivals, their effects crossed national boundaries and were ultimately world-wide in scope. […]

The fifth sermon in our series, looking more closely at the characteristics of revival. An awakening to the fact that the problems we face are spiritually rooted, not merely natural, and a desire to hear and apply the Scripture with ruthless authenticity. (Invitation) An awakening to the seriousness of sin leading to a new and […]

Fourth sermon on our series on Revival and Reform. Reformation is “a radical reorganization and change of our underlying assumptions, ideas, theories, habits and practices resulting in a visible change towards godliness; it’s not just a jump start to the engine – it’s a whole new car.” Revival is “an extraordinary movement of the Holy […]

Second sermon on reformation and revival on July 31st. God rewards His people’s spiritual hunger with His presence.

Sermon from July 17th on the danger of fear and fearing what those around us fear. Scripture instructs to neither love nor fear that which the world loves or fears.

Sermon from July 10th by Tommy Tucker on the danger of those sins that are seemingly “respectable.”

Sermon from June 26th by Kenny Egle, looking at Job and asking what purpose suffering and struggles have in our life.

Sermon from June 19th on being re-purposed by God, changing our perspective of work from paycheck to Kingdom purposes.

This is the last session of our series on the Theology of Vocation.