God calls His children to be eternally thankful for all His Goodness. But He also wants us to be content with the various providences that He provides for us. In this final sermon on Thanksgiving, we explore the grace and the duty of being content.

It is easy to render thanks unto the LORD during days of ease and celebration. But how does a Christian fulfil the call of giving thanks amidst times of great sorrow and grief-- This sermon explores that very question.

It is easy to render thanks unto the LORD during days of ease and celebration. But how does a Christian fulfil the call of giving thanks amidst times of great sorrow and grief? This sermon explores that very question.

With the approach of the Thanksgiving season, we pause to reflect upon the meaning and import of one of Christianity's most important Celebrations.--This is the First Sermon in a series of Three.

With the approach of the Thanksgiving season, we pause to reflect upon the meaning and import of one of Christianity's most important Celebrations.This is the First Sermon in a series of Three.

The European Reformation solidified the cultural structure that the Puritans would bring to the New World years later. Their mission was to declare Christ's Gospel of the Kingdom to the new nation by preaching the whole counsel of God, beginning with the Cure for men's souls.

The European Reformation solidified the cultural structure that the Puritans would bring to the New World years later. Their mission was to declare Christ's Gospel of the Kingdom to the new nation by preaching the whole counsel of God, beginning with the Cure for men's souls.

Each year we celebrate the reformation of the Church in order to reflect upon its importance and its incredible impact upon Western Civilization and the entire known world.--This sermon contrasts the Lutheran Two Kingdom Theology with the reformation of the Church and its impact upon the civil realm during the days of Calvin in Geneva.

Each year we celebrate the reformation of the Church in order to reflect upon its importance and its incredible impact upon Western Civilization and the entire known world.This sermon contrasts the Lutheran Two Kingdom Theology with the reformation of the Church and its impact upon the civil realm during the days of Calvin in Geneva.

After God reveals to David His plan to establish the kingdom through his lineage, David is awestruck.--This is the Fifteenth Sermon in the series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.