Christian Submission: Yielding to God's Will in All Things – James 4 lays it out plain: God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble. That means if you're living for yourself, holding onto sin, or resisting His authority, you're in a dangerous place. But there's hope—James calls us to submit to God, resist the devil, and draw near to Him. This isn't some halfhearted submission; it's a call to full surrender. Are you truly yielding to God, or just going through the motions? Let's open the Word and see what real Christian submission looks like.

Paul tells us in Romans 6 that the believer cannot continue in sin—Hunter considers this passage in this sermon.

What can we take away from Christ putting his fingers in a man's ears?

Counseling, whether formal or in daily conversations, requires wisdom, discernment, and a biblical foundation. Too often, well-meaning guidance can misdiagnose the heart, leading to unnecessary burdens rather than true healing. This sermon explores how spiritual counsel can either deepen despair or bring clarity and restoration.

Jesus was often criticized for spending time with sinners, yet His ministry was marked by compassion, truth, and a willingness to reach those who were lost. In this sermon, Jeff Peterson explores how Jesus, the Friend of Sinners, exemplified love without compromise, calling sinners to repentance while extending grace.

Understanding Assurance and the Unpardonable Sin Someone wrote in saying: Dear brother, I've been a happy believer in the Lord Jesus Christ for almost nine years and I'm 24 now. Two months ago, I experienced exactly what Tim Conway mentioned in his recording: the fear that I had committed the unpardonable sin. When I was first saved, I struggled with the idea that I might be blaspheming the Holy Spirit. Coming from nominal Catholicism, I lacked many basics of faith and didn't immediately see the importance of attending church. This ignorance led to an internal battle, much like the cartoon...

Aquila and Priscilla exemplify a marriage fully devoted to Christ, working side by side in both labor and ministry, enduring hardships, and opening their home to advance the Gospel. Their steadfastness, wisdom, and sacrificial love serve as a powerful model of faithfulness, showing that ordinary believers can have an extraordinary impact on the Church.