Sermons

The introduction to the account of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well and a reminder to have a heart for the despised and rejected.

When trials, tribulation, and danger are pending, even at the cost of life, David reminds us to pray unto God and find our security in His sovereignty and eternity guaranteed with Him for the child of God.

The conclusion to John the Baptist’s words to his disciples about the difference between Christ born of heaven and himself born of the earth. All things are in the hand of one alone, Jesus Christ, author and finisher.

A study through two Psalms of David that reminds us of the character for those seeking to live in the presence of God and the eternal security of those who have surrendered and put their trust in Christ alone!

As John’s disciples try to get him focused on Jesus becoming more important a popular than he is, John reminds them, “I am not the Christ.” “He must increase. I must decrease.”

A study through various trials David faced and how he consistently brought all to the LORD, resting in who He is and the promise of all to come.

Jesus’ purpose explained to Nicodemus and the way one can come to salvation. We must examine our condition, realize the eternal consequences due to our condition, and make a choice: receive or reject.

A look at the motives behind wickedness and the security and anchor found in God’s sovereignty and justice.

Nicodemus, a ruler of the Jews, a Pharisee comes to meet Jesus. He is plainly told “you must be born again,” for we are never enough or good enough as we are in the flesh without Christ as our Lord and Savior.

The conclusion to Jesus’ clearing of the temple where we examine the “My Way” heart, the “His Way” heart, and the “Fake Way” heart. Which is found in you?