John gives his epistle in one verse. The whole of Christianity is summarized in verse 5. John gives us the origin, beginning, and the content of the message of Christ.

Too many American Christians have a wrong understanding or perhaps no understanding of the church as community. Fellowship with God must translate to fellowship withe God's people.

As Noah and his descendants were commanded to fill the earth and multiply, so has Christ Jesus commanded His church to "spread out over the earth" and multiply. This is a sobering message about evangelism and global missions.

How can God be sovereign (meaning in control of all things and in need of nothing or no one) be harmonious with our need to pray? Listen as Michael Durham explains how prayer satisfies the sovereignty of God.

A sermon for Oak Grove Baptist Church.

The Apostle John is known as the Apostle of love, but he wasn't always loving. Listen to this introduction to 1 John and find out how John became identified with love.

The Apostle John begins his epistle with a strong statement on the deity and humanity of Jesus Christ. The incarnation of God means this very fact, and without this historical fact there is no hope for us.

Matthew concludes the Sermon on the Mount with an insight that let's us see the real purpose and power of our Lord's sermon. This is the final message in this series.

There is a storm coming that even now is upon us. The woes and problems of this present age began with the curse in Eden and will culminate at the Great White Throne. Unless a man has built his life upon Christ he will not survive the final perfect storm.

Guest speaker Kenneth Johnson encourages us that while it often seems the tide of the battle is turning against us, it is not whether we win or lose but whether we fight. In fighting, we bring glory to our Father, and that is the definition of true winning.