God doesn't accept all forms of worship. As a matter of biblical fact, He is very specific about how He wants to be glorified. Therefore, if we stay obedient to His instructions as we raise our hearts to glorify Him, He will also command the heavenly hosts to worship along side us as well.

The 'Parable of the Talents', in Matthew 25:14-30, is an amazing example of what God requires of us. It also gives us a chance to recount our blessings as we go confidently into the mission field while making investments on God's behalf. Enjoy!

Paul continues to explain in Romans 10:16-21 that it's not the messengers of the gospel that cause people to reject Christ, but more on those who are listening. Here is a sermon teaching us all how to be a hearer of the Word. Enjoy!

Paul continues to explain in Romans 10:16-21 that it's not the messengers of the gospel that cause people to reject Christ, but more on those who are listening. Here is a sermon teaching us all how to be a hearer of the Word. Enjoy!

In Romans 10:14-15 Paul describes how the Lord sees those who boldly keep moving the gospel forward.

Romans 10:5-13 gives anyone the opportunity to hear and understand the gospel.

Romans 9:30-33; 10:1-4 eventually lead the reader to the book of Isaiah and to the Parable of the Tenants found in Matthew 21:33-46. And if you navigate through these passages properly, they will led us to the roots of confusion, offense, and shame. Follow along to understand why being cultivated by the "Master of the House" is so important to an effective Christian life. Enjoy!

"But who are you, O man, to answer back to God?" is the response our Lord has every time we are displeased with how this life is unfolding for us. As this sermon unboxes Romans 9:19-29, God shows His patience and answers our questions, but with a tone that we might be crossing the line.

Romans 9:14-18 extracts a few more questions out from our minds after reading that God hated Esau before he was even born. We either conclude that Paul is wrong, along with pastors today who haven't demonized the Doctrine of Election, or that God is just that unfair. We hope this sermon not only ties up a few loosely asked questions, but also affirms God's sovereign control over all of His creation.

How does our human idea of free-will stack up against Paul's doctrine of election? As postmodernism continues to dilute our language, has it also extracted the meaning from our Biblical words? Particularly when trying understand to the word 'sovereignty' and how it relates to God. To not allow anyone distort our image of our Creator , what questions should we be asking ourselves about our salvation? We hope you enjoy this thought provoking oration.

 

Scripture: Romans 9:6-13