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Believers should want to participate in the Lord’s Supper because it is a means of expressing thanksgiving for salvation and receiving the grace of Christ, which is foreshadowed by the Old Testament peace offering.
New Testament Lesson: 1 Corinthians 11:23-34
The sole work of God to save man is preserved when you understand that the damning effects of the imputation of Adam’s sin was counteracted by the imputation of Christ’s righteousness through faith in Christ.
Scripture Lesson: Romans 5:12-21
In this sermon we’ll focus on what the image of God in man is.
Scripture Lesson: Genesis 2:4-3:7
A sacrificial life is the means of demonstrating gratitude to God for the forgiveness of sins.
New Testament Text: Romans 12:1-2
The only possible way for a person to have a good relationship to God is through the atoning work of Jesus Christ on the cross.
New Testament Text: Hebrews 10:1-10
The doctrine of providence, broadly speaking, refers to God’s control over the universe, over all the particulars of your life. The question is – in what way is God in control? Further, what does this doctrine mean as we think about the free actions of men?
Scripture Lesson: Psalm 139
Biblical illiteracy seems to be at an all time high. And even if people know the Bible few can put it together in a coherent fashion. This sermon introduces the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, which are essential to understand for a proper view of the entire Bible.
Old Testament Lesson: Genesis 15:1-6
Every Christian is necessarily engaged in a spiritual battle. What to do? In this sermon we discuss the problems with living in the last days and what Paul says to do.
Scripture Lesson: Ephesians 6:10-20
You can trust in God in the face of overwhelming circumstances because of who He is and what He will do for you.
New Testament Lesson: Matthew 4:1-11
Even though the Scriptures state clearly that all people must worship God, most don’t want to. Psalm 100 provides compelling reasons why anyone would want to worship God.
New Testament Text: John 10:1-21
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