The NT church is not just to be another option among religious choices. We are to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth. Preached afternoon of 4/13.

Noah's Ark as a picture of the Lord's NT church, a place of salvation for a covenant people. Preached Friday night 4/12.

We understand the bible better when we view it as God's will and testament for the salvation of his people who have a great inheritance awaiting them.

Death is a monster. Eventually, it robs us of our temporal lives. But the Lord Jesus Christ has power over life and death. He has given us victory over death. This is the hope of the resurrection and it is central to the gospel.

Worry is an evergreen problem among God's people. This sermon looks at some biblical principles to help us keep worry at bay.

The promises of God are not often fulfilled immediately. This creates anticipation which can lead to impatience followed by a trial of faith and ultimately sin and consequences. The story of Abram, Sarai, and Hagar demonstrates this principle and is a cautionary tale to encourage us to wait on the Lord and to be confident in the promises of God.

Man can invest what he's been given in one of two banks: the bank of the carnal things of this world or the bank of the kingdom of God. Only one of those banks provides a guaranteed return.

All of God's people should strive to be vessels of honor in the Lord's house.

A look at John 2, 4, 6, and 8 to help us appreciate how the Lord handles the matter of Gospel ministry.

Money caused both Abram and Lot trouble in their lives. Nevertheless Abram worshiped God and his worship depicts a better covenant based on better promises than the Levitical law and priesthood.