The great doctrine of justification by faith should be understood by all Christians. But clarity on this truth is needed, even today. Many within our churches have only a vague idea about it. Most evangelicals today have a perverted viewpoint on what it means to be just before God. When the Apostle Paul wanted to explain justification to justified saints in Rome, he went back to the Old Testament character, Abraham. Abraham is God’s illustration of what it means to be justified by faith alone.

In modern evangelicalism most think they know why Jesus died. His death has been reduced to merely a way to manage our sin problem. Such reductionism helps no one. In this message, Michael Durham explores a more complete motivation for the death our Lord.

If we are to maintain fellowship with God, we must learn the principle of courageous confession, keeping our confession of sin up-to-date. In this message, Michael Durham shares what biblical confession is and why it is important to our experience of our dear Savior.

Is fellowship with God possible? According the Apostle John it is possible. This is a matter that belongs to the test of faith. Do you believe that you can have the same kind of fellowship that John and the other apostles enjoyed? We pray that as you listen to this sermon, your faith will be encouraged to believe that such fellowship is very possible.

All Christians desire the touch of God on their lives. But there was a woman who would not wait for God’s touch, but pressed in to touch the Lord. Can we do the same? Is it possible to break through all spiritual obstacles and receive the power of God and gain the answer we need? Yes, and it is this dear woman’s example that serves as a model to us.

The 23rd Psalm is the most beloved and well-known psalm. Its timeless truths encourage saints from one generation to another. In this uplifting message, you will hear how good the Good Shepherd is to all His flock. We pray you are greatly edified as you listen.

David learned how to practice the presence of God. He developed a conscious awareness of God. This is a must for all Christians; we must renew the mind so that it is focused on the Lord. How do you do this? Please listen and put into practice this simple message.

Too often we are full and content with things or people, which leaves the soul empty of delight in God. Therefore, we need to learn the lost of art of developing a heart that is both satisfied and unsatisfied at the same time. Yes, we are to be content with what we are given, but we must never be content with our spiritual development. This kind of discontentment motivates us to hunger and thirst for more of Christ, and is very holy and necessary.

Christianity declares the sinner just before God, but justification is not the sum or totality of Christianity. There is so much more and the Apostle Paul tells us that God is the ultimate prize.

The church of Jesus Christ is supernatural. It is of supernatural origin and construction. So is every believer. The transformation of a sinner into a saint is a miracle and it is this miracle that serves as a rock upon which our Lord is building His church.