The past 30-years has seen the rise of prominent female preachers. Many of America's largest churches now comprise teaching teams which include women. But, is that God's design? In this message, we'll study what the Scriptures say regarding feminism and the role of women in the church.

Over the last decade we've seen a staggering number of famous pastors fall out of ministry or be fired from the ministry. In this sermon, we learn characteristics of a true pastor, and the care he will show his church.

In Psalm 32, David shares his personal testimony of sin, guilt, and forgiveness. From David's hand, we learn about the immense joy of having our sins forgiven, and what it means to experience close fellowship with God.

Sadly, the Corinthian church still believed that they could follow Christ with their soul, while using their bodies for gross sexual sin. Paul instructs them that Christ died for their body, and has a future for their body; hence, their body must be used to glorify Him.

In this message, we learn how knowing about the sovereignty of God is the first step to trust Him in trial.

The Corinthian church had splintered into factions, even heading to the civil courts and pagan judges to solve their petty disputes! Sadly, they'd forgotten that Christ gave them a new heart, new Spirit, and new Word to guide their relationships, so Paul calls them back to loving Christian reconciliation.

In this chapter, Paul confronts Corinthian sin head-on, enacting church discipline in order to protect the purity of Christ's bride. In this sermon, we'll learn the need, method, purpose, and grounds for church discipline; along with the appropriate heart with which to perform it.

In this section, Paul clarifies the root of Corinth's sin and uses sarcasm to awaken them to the preposterous notion that they've arrived, or are better than others, taking credit for something God has providentially done.

What is the believer's greatest need? Jesus alluded to it as He prayed to the Father on the eve of His crucifixion. In this sermon, Pastor Desmond Outlaw unpacks a critical verse in John 17 as we examine the believer's need and the Lord's solution for it.