Lot was a man who was rescued from judgment in spite of himself, on the basis of Abrahams intercession. And while this does stand as a representation of salvation by God's sheer mercy, it also stands as a warning of how insignificant a life a saved person can still live.

In order to grow as Christians, we just seek to be useful in the place where God has placed has. We can do this by faithfully stewarding what and who God has entrusted to us.

In this sermon we examine how a Christian grows in the local church- both through its liturgy and by being an active part of the Body.

In this sermon we are given a theological background for prayer along with practical ways to begin and strengthen prayer.

In this passage we explore the necessity of Scripture the Christian life as we are challenged to make Bible reading a daily habit.

Christians are by definition, indwelt by the Holy Spirit. But this does not mean that we should be passive. We must keep in step with the Spirit.

Spiritual progress, most fundamentally, involves living for the glory of God, but it also entails a deeper fellowship with God, a closer walk. In this sermon we explore what that means and how we can pursuit it.

In order to make spiritual progress, we must have the ultimate goal in mind. The highest call on the Christian life is to live for God's glory and the reputation of His name.

In this passage, the Lord intends to bring Sarah to a point of faith. Then, and only then, did God use her to give birth to the promised child. This is only a piece of a larger biblical principle- God gives us power to do what He calls us to do through faith.