Listen in as we consider that phenomenal contest at Mount Carmel - and more - from 1 Kings 18!

B.F. Westcott observed that salvation, in the New Testament, is in three tenses: “I have been, am being, and shall be saved.” Others have expounded on this truth as follows: “A believer has been saved from sin’s penalty in justification, is being saved from sin’s power in sanctification, and will be saved from sin’s presence in glorification.” In 3 sermons, we mull these things.

God is sovereign. God provides. God answers prayer.

B.F. Westcott observed that salvation, in the New Testament, is in three tenses: “I have been, am being, and shall be saved.” Others have expounded on this truth as follows: “A believer has been saved from sin’s penalty in justification, is being saved from sin’s power in sanctification, and will be saved from sin’s presence in glorification.” In 3 sermons, we mull these things.

Listen in as we begin a series looking at the great prophet Elijah.

Listen in as we begin a series looking at the great prophet, Elijah. The quotation from R.G. Lee comes from a transcript of his famous sermon, "Payday Someday" at: http://www.newsforchristians.com/clser1/lee-rg001.html

Listen in as we begin a series looking at the great prophet Elijah.

B.F. Westcott observed that salvation, in the New Testament, is in three tenses: “I have been, am being, and shall be saved.” Others have expounded on this truth as follows: “A believer has been saved from sin’s penalty in justification, is being saved from sin’s power in sanctification, and will be saved from sin’s presence in glorification.” In 3 sermons, we mull these things.

Listen in as we consider the fact of Jesus' resurrection, the prophecy of His resurrection, the timing of His resurrection, and the reactions to His resurrection in Matthew 28:1-17.