In this sermon, we discuss why we can praise God and rest in the salvation he offers us. A salvation that has occurred, is occurring, and will be revealed in its fullness in the last days.

In this sermon, we begin a new series looking into 1 Peter. This is a letter written by Peter to Christians who were suffering. It was a great encouragement for them and can be for us today.

In this sermon, we look at the history of revival in the Bible and since it was written. These truths and testimonies should encourage us to call out for a similar move of God today.

In this sermon we focus on the teaching of James who said we should do what the Bible says rather than just talk about it. Let’s get to work.

In this sermon from Matthew 5:17-20 preached by Lee Woodmansee, UAFS BCM Campus Minister, we see that God holds us to a standard of perfection that we cannot meet without Jesus.

“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord” (Luke 2:11, ESV). Jesus left heaven to become human and serve others (even to death). Let us follow his example.

In this sermon we look at Titus 3 to see an example of how we should change and devote ourselves to good works when we become followers of Jesus.

In this sermon we look at the teaching from Colossians 1 that Jesus is God, and he still chose to be born on earth in order to save us through his death and resurrection.

In this sermon we look in Titus to see what Paul says about Jesus bringing salvation for all people. If he was willing to die for us, we should live for him.

In this sermon preached by Randy Hogan, we investigate Luke 2 and other places in Scripture that reveal more about how and why Jesus came to earth.