An overview of Abraham's faith, which is the same faith that we Christian's possess, and the reality of Spiritual Israel.

Five biblical observations regarding the nation of Israel.

Paul speaks of the personal relationships he has within the family known as the kingdom of God. It's not all good, indeed any family composed entirely of sinners will have some measure of trouble, but it is a family nonetheless and should be regarded as such. The family of God is one of the greatest befits available to a child of God in this lifetime.

In Paul's closing remarks to Timothy, he speaks of fables, fights, and friends. This sermon only covers the first two of those and the matter of friends (and family) is taken up in the following Sunday's sermon.

On the basis of the profitability of scripture, Paul admonishes Timothy to preach the world even though some will not endure sound doctrine.

Lessons from the life of John the Baptist.

Every Christian has the experience of the man of Roman's 7.

Being a Christian requires that we strive to avoid being a fool while becoming comfortable with being considered one.

God's people are well advised to strive for spiritual perfection (maturity and completeness) in perilous times

We clarify many things about the biblical doctrine of salvation when we stand back and recognize that we're saved not because WE abideth faithful, but because "HE abideth faithful."