Sermons

Introduction to the Prophecy of Daniel.

John the Baptist acknowledges that his ministry must decrease in prominence as Christ's ministry increases. His ministry, and all ministry is commissioned from heaven. Our role is to let the light of Christ shine from us in such a way that people see our good works and glorify God in heaven.

God so loved the world that He sent His Son Jesus to die for our sins so that whoever believes on Him will escape the condemnation into which we were born and will have everlasting life.

One cannot enter the Kingdom of God unless they are born again, from above.

Jude warns of false teachers who will spread heresy and false doctrine in the midst of the church. He urges us to “contend earnestly for the faith.”

True worship of the Lord requires that we keep His Temple free from defilement. Our bodies and our churches are the Temple of the Living God.

God came down to Earth when Jesus was born in Bethlehem, and He is with us.

Jesus' first miracle at the wedding in Cana teaches us that there is joy in the arrival of Messiah because our sins are forgiven and we have fellowship with God once more. It also conveys some important lessons about marriage.

The importance of preaching, the witness of believers, the call of the Lord and an encounter with the Lord in coming to faith in Jesus Christ.

John the Baptist introduces Jesus Christ to his disciples as the Lamb of God, a title that expresses Jesus' principle reason for coming to earth as a human being.