Sermons

Joel speaks of the Day of the Lord, and how our only hope is full and complete repentance.

Where the ungodly are under judgment, repentance is their path to hope. The Lord is not merely the One who sits in the heavens in judgment; He is the great King who preserves His people.

Isaiah warns us about the dangers of such stubbornness and highlights the great blessing of seeking the One who “waits to be gracious to you.”

A terrible plague of locusts has struck Israel! The solution is to call upon the Lord and repent.

As we conclude the series on Stewardship, we look at what the Scriptures have to tell us about our “Attitudes in Stewardship.”

Paul ends this amazing letter with a focus on prayer and the people of God.

We would be wise to look at our “Investment in Stewardship” (Luke 19:11-27) in such a way as to bring the greatest glory to our God and Savior.

See how God commands us to work, not for ourselves or for man, but for the Lord.

Paul moves to “The Gospel in Stewardship” (2 Cor. 8:6-15), linking the work of God in the hearts of believers to their abounding in good works, including stewardship and generosity.

See how God addresses each member of the family, and how he calls us to honor Christ in the home.