In Psalm 22, we have a detailed account of Jesus' crucifixion. Amazingly this chapter was written nearly 1000 years before the Lord Jesus died. This message is part one of a three-part series.

In Romans 12, Paul tells us to present our bodies as living sacrifices. He also warns us to not be conformed to the world, but transformed by the renewing of our minds. This restructuring of our thinking is an awesome project, that requires God Himself to accomplish for us.

Worry, anxiety, and stress are plaguing us. The Bible tells us how to deal with these things.

The LORD encourages us to trust Him when we encounter those who reproach us for our faith.

Jonah was one of the most successful and yet most reluctant prophets who ever lived. However, even when he ran away, The LORD saved people through him.

Three of the Gospels contain the parable of the sower. Jesus attached importance to it by saying that if you have ears. You should hear it. The purpose of God's Word is to produce godly fruit in us. We will be fruitful only when we have the right ground.

Jesus tells us how to have a guaranteed witness in John 13. This New Year, we should concentrate on loving each other the way He loved us!

THE LORD gives us simple things for us to do regarding Him and each other. The first part of this Psalm, if obeyed, truly makes Christmas a worthwhile holiday.

God arranged for Jesus' birth with amazing precision. He moved the rulers of the world to accomplish His plan. That plan was that the Bread of Life should be born in Bethlehem, a word which means "the house of bread".

When his son, John, was born, Zacharias was filled with the Holy Spirit. By the Spirit he revealed God's Christmas message. This sermon explains why it is relevant today.