This sermon is a continuation of our look at the command to remember the Sabbath. As New Testament Christians, we should set aside a day each week to rest, worship, and reflect. This message draws out 6 reasons to do so and to do so on Sunday, the Lord's Day.

The Sabbath was given by God to all mankind in creation and to the nation of Israel specifically at Sinai. The question for us today is whether or not New Testament Christians should observe the Sabbath or has it been done away with altogether. This sermon examines this Command how it applies to us today.

The Sabbath was given by God to all mankind in creation and to the nation of Israel specifically at Sinai. The question for us today is whether or not New Testament Christians should observe the Sabbath or has it been done away with altogether. This sermon examines this Command how it applies to us today.

Unfortunately, idolatry is alive and well here in the U.S. In fact, it is present in the lives of many churchgoers. This sermon looks at how the command to not have idols applies to us today.

Unfortunately, idolatry is alive and well here in the U.S. In fact, it is present in the lives of many churchgoers. This sermon looks at how the command to not have idols applies to us today.

God gave us the 10 Commandments for our good. The first of which is the command to not have other Gods besides the one true God. This message digs into the first command.

God gave us the 10 Commandments for our good. The first of which is the command to not have other Gods besides the one true God. This message digs into the first command.

The account of David moving the Ark from Abinidab's house is, on the surface, one of the most puzzling in Scripture - not because it is difficult to understand what is happening. What's odd about it is that Uzzah reached out to steady the Ark of God so that it didn't fall and God struck him dead in response. This sermon examines this passage and what we can learn from it.

The account of David moving the Ark from Abinidab's house is, on the surface, one of the most puzzling in Scripture - not because it is difficult to understand what is happening. What's odd about it is that Uzzah reached out to steady the Ark of God so that it didn't fall and God struck him dead in response. This sermon examines this passage and what we can learn from it.

What makes a great gift great? I believe that there are at least four things that make them great, and all of those four things are true of the giving of Christ. In this last week of Advent, we focus on the great gift that God gave us in Jesus.