In this message from 1 Corinthians 15, Dr. Paul Sloan reflects on Paul’s call to remember the gospel. The Christian life begins and continues with remembering what God has done through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

This sermon explores why Scripture repeatedly calls God’s people to remember. From Israel’s rescue from Egypt to the church’s celebration of the Lord’s Supper, remembering shapes how believers live, obey, rest, and rejoice in the grace of God.

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Why did Jesus face rejection in His own hometown?

In this message from Luke 4, Dr. Paul Sloan explores why the people of Nazareth rejected Jesus and what that rejection reveals about our own hearts.

This sermon calls us to examine the subtle ways we resist Christ’s authority, question His mercy, and hesitate to trust His grace.

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Jesus stood in his hometown synagogue and declared that Isaiah’s promise was fulfilled in their hearing.

In Luke 4:16-21, Paul Sloan shows how Christ announces freedom for the captive and release for the burdened.

This message explores Jubilee, forgiveness, and the unburdened life that only Jesus gives. Christ does not simply remove guilt. He teaches us how to walk in freedom.

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Have you ever felt disconnected from what you know is true?

Psalm 36 speaks into that tension and shows how worship realigns the heart with the character of God.

Dr. Robert Sloan explores the contrast between the path of the wicked and the boundless mercy, justice, and love of God. He shows how gathering in worship helps us see light in God’s light and trust that His justice will prevail.

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In this sermon from Luke 3:15–22, Paul Sloan reflects on John the Baptist’s promise that Jesus would baptize with the Holy Spirit and fire. What does it mean to receive a new heart instead of simply experiencing another moment of inspiration?

This message explores the difference between being moved emotionally and being transformed spiritually. Through Christ, God does more than stir our affections. He renews us from within.

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In this message from January 5, 2025, Paul Sloan teaches from John 1:1–18 and challenges us to stop looking for life in things that cannot give it. From creation through the Word to Christ as the light that overcomes darkness, this sermon reminds us that true life is found in Him alone.

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A New Testament lesson from Dr. Paul Sloan given on September 8, 2024.

A New Testament lesson from Dr. Paul Sloan given on August 18, 2024.

A New Testament lesson from Dr. Paul Sloan given on August 11, 2024.

A New Testament lesson from Dr. Paul Sloan given on August 4, 2024.