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When Jesus Christ returns the dead (righteous and unrighteous) will be raised, they will be judged and the New Heavens and Earth will be revealed.
Scripture Lesson: Revelation 20:11-21:4
It is God’s love and pursuit of sinners that compels His people to repent of their sins and return to Him.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 23
In this sermon we discuss the timing, the signs and the nature of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
Scripture Lesson: Mark 13
God gives specific commands about how worship should be accomplished so that His people will be strengthened by his grace in Christ.
New Testament Lesson: John 1:29-34
The substitution of the Levites for the people of Israel demonstrates God’s love for His people and points to the substitutionary work of Christ.
New Testament Lesson: John 3:16
The golden lampstand in the Tabernacle symbolized the presence of God. Its light reflected the wonders of God, something worthy to be preoccupied with. The problem is, Christians are often preoccupied with the wrong things to their disappointment and frustration. In this sermon we discuss why God and His Christ are far more compelling than anything else in this world.
New Testament Lesson: Hebrews 8:1-5
The historic practice of most churches has been to “fence” the Lord’s Supper. That is, the minister must offer an invitation to partake of the Lord’s Supper only to those who are worthy. The worthy are those Christians, wretched sinners that they are, identified as belonging to true churches. All of this must be explained carefully to those sitting in the church service. Now, in our day, most churches don’t fence the Lord’s Table. It is helpful, then, to explain why this must still be done: it is commanded in the Scriptures.
Scripture Lesson: 1 Corinthians 11:17-34
The biblical pattern of blessing is this: God blesses His people, His people respond out of gratitude, which leads to more blessings. Of course we must be clear what blessing is.
New Testament Lesson: Romans 12:1-2
This sermon is about what the Lord’s Supper is. Surprisingly many people just think it’s a memorial. It’s actually much more than that.
Scripture Lesson: Matthew 26:17-30
Many people today use the word “blessed.” Typically the word is used to describe something good that happens like the acquisition of a new shiny gadget. This is not really what the Bible is talking about when the word “blessed” is used. It has a far deeper meaning.
New Testament Lesson: Galatians 3:7-14
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