We examine the contagious joy of Elizabeth and Mary as they rejoice in the Lord and magnify his might and mercy. May their joy challenge us to have joy in God in our present circumstances. Here is a call to turn from sin which zaps our joy and turn to God in whom there is fullness of joy forevermore.

We consider the angel's message to Mary announcing the coming of Christ into the world. So much anticipation that we can now look back upon and rejoice for what God had done and is doing through his Son.

We consider the resurrection account in John 20 and four evidences that testify to Jesus' physical resurrection. "These are written so that we may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name" (John 20:31).

Good Friday service at Fairview Baptist Church.

We begin the account of Jesus with the foretelling of John the baptizers birth. Zechariah and Elizabeth are chosen of the Lord to bring forth this child who will prepare the way for the Christ.

May God use his word to prepare our own hearts to receive Christ and be brought to him.

The introduction to the gospel according to Luke. There are so many misconceptions to how we know about Jesus' life, death, and resurrection. As such, we consider why Luke wrote, why we should pay attention, and why this written account gives us certainty.

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With so much focus today on life and preserving life, we do well to ask, "What is life?" Is life about quantity or quality? We examine John 17:3 where it says that eternal life is knowing God and his Son, Jesus Christ. In considering this phrase we find the key to abundant and eternal life!

Where Christianity has spread, liberty has followed. This sermon considers the foundations of liberty: God as Creator, Law as Protector, and Christ as Deliverer. Here is a call to see one of the wonderful fruits of the gospel of Jesus Christ. To be sure, liberty or freedom is not the gospel, but it is an overflow of life in Christ. Here is a call to see the foundation of true liberty and find true and lasting freedom in Christ.

The garden of Gethsemane; a place where the bitter anguish of Christ stands out among the rest. If there is one place in Scripture where the posture of the Lord shocks and confuses many an evangelical, it is the garden. Why such suffering on the part of the King of kings? What was the cup he must drink, and what would it accomplish? May you be challenged by the truths found in Gethsemane.

In Psalm 2 we see a clash of two worlds. The creature rebels against the Creator. The end will come with God's rule and reign over all nations. But where will you be? Will you take refuge in him?