Dr. David Nystrom gives an overview of the theological and practical matters Paul addresses in 1 Corinthians 7-9. Sermon number 3 of 5 of the 1 Corinthians series.

From James 1, Andrei Yaholkovsky considers what it means to be hearers and doers of the Word, as well as five expectations God has for us.

Tim French looks at how salt is used literally and figuratively throughout the Bible and in different cultures throughout history and considers how that relates to the call for Christians to be the salt of the earth.

From the Parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Sean Kenney points out what grace means, how we can show it, who deserves it, and why we need it.

In Dr. Nystrom's second sermon in 1 Corinthians, the apostle Paul addresses such topics as self worth, sin versus grace, and the relationship between body and soul.

In his opening sermon on the book of 1 Corinthians, Dr. David Nystrom describes the historical, societal, and theological background of the book.

Budge Currier looks to Jesus' comments about loving your enemy as yourself as a springboard for developing a biblical self image.

When overwhelmed with trouble and feeling like there is no relief in sight, do not relent in remembering the character and works of God. - Tim French, preaching on Psalm 77

Budge Currier looks to 2 Peter for some important elements of living an abundant life: confessing our sin, walking in the way of the Lord, and sharing God's love with others.

Even the birth of Jesus reveals the He is King, and we should come to Him with longing, worship, and joy. - Wayne Griswold, The King Has Come series, sermon #3 of 3