Barnabas, the son of encouragement, encouraged Saul and the disciples as God worked in Saul's life to change him. The persecutor became a believer, the encourager was there.

The writer of Hebrews calls for believers to lay aside every weight and sin which hinders them from running the race of faith. What weights do you need to lay down in this new year?

What do you want for Christmas? In our series, All I Want for Christmas, we will explore the advent themes of Hope, Peace, Joy, & Love. In this sermon, we begin with the Hope found only in Jesus Christ.

For the disciple of Jesus Christ, stewardship begins with being a good steward of His Son.

We give as a result of what we have been given. The way we give is a reflection of our hearts and our stewardship.

Stewardship starts with with us; our bodies, our souls, our hearts, our minds.

Jesus was the divine Son of God. His case was proven by His divine origin, His divine testimony, and His divine authority.

When Jesus was questioned by Nicodemus as to what he needed to do to be saved, Jesus reply was simple, You Must Be Born Again.

When Jesus was asked about the greatest commandment, his answer came directly from His Father's Word. Love God supremely and love people genuinely.

The tenth and final commandment prohibits coveting anything that we have not been blessed with. By coveting we show discontent for the blessings we have received.