Revival is the answer to spiritual decline. How can one experience revival? Christ gave the answer to the Laodicean church.

Although spiritual decline is something Christians must contend with there is much hope. It is not God’s will that any of His children live in such a state. Therefore recovery is the potential. Listen and discover the basis for a recovery from spiritual decline.

In the second message in this series we will examine the root of spiritual decline. Listen and find out.

In this first message spiritual decline is well marked and identified. Christians can digress in faith as well as progress. What does that mean and how do you know if you’re experiencing a decline? Listen and find out.

Contrary to popular opinion a Christian does not have to sin. But when he or she does there is Someone who can argue their justification. There is Someone who not only defends them but has put away the holy anger of a righteous Sovereign. This should not minimize our view of sin but magnify a propitious Advocate.

Leah is not as well known as some others in the Old Testament but her story has the whole theme of the Bible in it-the gospel. God loves to love the unloved. He chooses to set His favor on the weak and rejected. Sadly, even the rejected reject His love.

In part two of the message Seated With Christ, we discover how being seated with Christ in heaven affects us in a practical way. The victory of Jesus is our victory. But what is our victory? How are we ruling with Christ, while Satan seems to be having his way in this world? In the last message of this series we see our position over all enemies.

Whatever has happened to Christ Jesus has happened to us. This the foundational premise of our union with Him. His death is our death and His resurrection is our resurrection. His victory over law, sin and judgment is our victory. In this sermon we discover that Christ’s exaltation to the right hand of God puts us in an exalted position also. Christ has conquered the enemy and thus we can and should as well.