Acts 21:1-14 tells of Paul's journey to Jerusalem on his third missionary journey. Despite many warnings, Paul continues toward his destination. This sermon, Following God Anyway, reminds us that following God's will is costly, but not following His will costs us even more.

In Acts 17:10-12, Luke praises the Bereans for the way they listened to Paul's preaching. This sermon highlights some of the reasons the Bereans were good listeners and teaches us how to listen to a sermon.

Acts 14:1-23 is a picture of Paul's first missionary journey. Within this story, we can see what gospel ministry looks like and the tools needed for effective gospel ministry.

In Acts 9:1-22, Saul becomes A Brand New Man - the apostle Paul. This passage reminds us that the gospel transforms even the most resistant sinner.

In Acts 4:1-22, Peter and John display incredible boldness in the face of opposition to the gospel. This passage reminds us that the gospel is too bold for us to remain silent.

In Mark 11:12-26, the fig tree and the temple full of swindlers are examples of hypocrisy. Jesus' reaction to both show us how He feels about hypocrisy.

Tradition can become sacred. And when it does, it can become dangerous. In Mark 7:1-13, Jesus shows us what happens When Tradition Replaces Truth.

In Mark 1:21-28, Jesus displays His Astonishing Authority. Is your life submitted to Him and His astonishing authority?

The Word of God reveals the glory of God. Those with veiled hearts are unable to see the glory of God. However, the faithful reading and honest preaching of God's Word create an environment for God to pull back the veil and shine His glory into the lives of men.

Matthew 9:35-38 is a passage that reminds us that the Bible never commands the lost to come to church. Instead, the Bible commands the saved to go to the lost and tell them the gospel of the kingdom.