This sermon examines biblical testimony regarding the church, and especially the role of the congregation in the life of the church.

Hebrews 11 describes the people of God exhibiting their faith through different activities. This sermon encourages believers today to imitate their faith.--PDF Sermon Transcript also available.

Though the flesh despises authority, yet the church of Christ is a people in joyful submission to Him. This sermon explores the unique and foundational role of the Apostles in exercising authority in Christ's church.

Jesus Christ came into the world in order to prove God's faithfulness to His promises and in order to cause the nations of the earth to glorify God for His mercy. Let your heart join with God's purpose in bringing Christ-centered joy to the nations.

Though the flesh despises authority, yet the church of Christ is a people in joyful submission to Him. This sermon explores the role of Christ Himself in exercising authority in His church.

Paul and the ancient church in Philippi developed a special bond and a genuine partnership in the global mission of evangelism. In writing to that church, Paul also encourages us today by teaching us how to think about these strategic mission partnerships.

At the onset of Joshua's leadership of Israel, God admonishes him to -be strong and courageous- for the task God had called him too. In fact, the admonition to -be strong and courageous- is found four times within the context. This sermon encourages God's people today with the same message.

The prophets predicted a Branch that would spring up out of the decapitated stump of the dynasty of King David. The birth of Jesus was the first appearance of that little shoot, but it would grow up and bear much fruit. So all we are -in Him- bear fruit for God's glory.

God's plan from eternity past was to glorify His Son in the display of His mercy. This mercy would draw men and women into union and communion with Himself, that they might participate in the very life of God through union with Jesus Christ.

In Matthew 10, Jesus sends twelve ordinary men out on one extraordinary mission. This sermon examines the ways that mission is exemplary for all of Jesus' followers. It also urges us to consider how the apostles were different from other disciples, and what that means for us today.