This sermon preached by evangelist Jason Storms discusses the historical accuracies and inaccuracies as well as the misinformation that is conveyed by the movie The Da Vinci Code. Jason discusses the opportunities this affords Christians for historical discussion and evangelistic opportunities concerning the deity and Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Evangelist Jason Storms lays out the biblical precepts governing sexual behavior along with the strong warnings against sexual immorality. The second half of the sermon describes the wisdom of God’s plan for family and some practical thoughts on living pure and overcoming strongholds in ones life.

The second half of a sermon preached by Jason Storms at Mercy Seat. Focuses in on the exploitation of young people by the music industry as they dangle the candy of highly sensual music in front of our children. Also shows how popular music from the 50′s and 60′s was a major vehicle for much of the current depravity in our culture. 33 min. MercySeat.net

Part 1 of a sermon that was preached at Mercy Seat Church by Jason Storms. Addresses the incredible power of music, along with a short history of Western music. Exposes the mass marketing of sensual and lewd popular music and its highly destructive affects on American youth. Mercyseat.net

This sermon is the second of a two-part series responding to prominent atheist Richard Dawkins’ best-selling book, “The God Delusion”. Rebutting several of the main arguments set forth by Dawkins against the existence of God and the truthfulness of Christianity, it is a great resource for anyone active in defending their faith against the rising tide of atheistic thought in our day. 53 min.

This sermon, preached by young Evangelist Jason Storms, is the first of a two part series dealing with prominent atheist Richard Dawkins’ best selling book “The God Delusion”. The first sermon is addressed to Christians, challenging them to use their brains and to be intellectually honest regarding the defense and proclamation of their faith.

57 min. total