This sermon looks at Paul's use of his own testimony as proof of the power of the Gospel of grace to save the worst of sinners. We are saved by grace not by law keeping.

This sermon is an overview of the book of Jonah with special focus on chapter 4. We see the sovereignty and compassion of God. God's compassion is contrasted with Jonah's provincialism and we are challenged as to whether we behave like God or like Jonah.

This sermon looks at what the Lord's Supper is and what it is not. The rich Old Testament background to the Lord's Supper is opened up as well as Paul's instruction on how the Lord's Supper is to be celebrated.

This sermon looks at the primary responsibility of faithful pastors, dealing with doctrinal error. The purpose of dealing with error is to produce loving believers who have a sincere faith and a good conscience.

Paul's first letter to Timothy is introduced. Verses 1 and 2 are exegeted showing that the calling of any true minister is a divine calling, four aspects of the work and person of God and Christ are opened up.

This Easter Sunday sermon looks at the tremendous, powerful hope that belongs to all who have trusted in the resurrected Christ.

This Good Friday sermon looks at the Fourth Servant Song in Isaiah which deals with the atoning death of the God-man, Jesus Christ. An evangelistic sermon.

The last sermon in our series on the Fundamentals of a Healthy Church. This sermon deals with missions and how all of life is to be lived for the glory of God.

This sermon looks at the qualifications of elders and deacons and on correct ecclesiology.

This sermon deals with several aspects of spiritual growth.