Sermons

Our God is loyal and trustworthy.

God’s wrath is His firm, just, and severe opposition to and action against all that is evil. God's wrath is exercised after much patience, it is always judicial, and it is fierce.

To say God is sovereign is to assert that he has absolute authority and rules over all of creation, which includes history, nations and rulers, the natural world, mankind, salvation, and even evil and suffering.

God knows. God's knowledge of all things past, present, and future is exhaustive, penetrating, and incomprehensible. Psalm 139 is David's meditation that the God of all knowledge knew him. He knows us too.

The omnipresence of God means that God, Himself, is present everywhere all the time. There is no place, where God is not.

The scriptures speak of God as holy in the highest degree. He is holy, holy, holy. This study will look at what it means to God is holy, a traumatic response to His holiness, and our need for sheer grace.

The goodness of God is what moved God to save us. The goodness of God drives our worship and thanksgiving.

From the time of the early church and the church fathers, one of the primary tests of orthodoxy was the biblical teaching that there is one God who exists in three distinct, co-equal, co-eternal Persons. This has always been considered a non-negotiable doctrine to hold to.