Have you ever tricked yourself into believing something that wasn't true? Did Jesus really say that many people think they are following God when they are not? How can one determine that his faith is real? What will happen to those who come to the end and find out that they never were followers of Christ? This sermon finishes a long series on Jesus' Sermon on the Mount by warning of the dangers of self-deception regarding the genuineness of a one's own faith.

What is a biblical prophet? What is a false prophet according to the Bible? What are the dangers of following false prophets? Why does Jesus spend so much time warning against false teachers? This sermon is the final part in a mini-series on the characteristics of false prophets.

What is a biblical prophet? What is a false prophet according to the Bible? What are the dangers of following false prophets? Why does Jesus spend so much time warning against false teachers? This sermon is the second part in a miniseries on the characteristics of false prophets.

What is a biblical prophet? What is a false prophet according to the Bible? What are the dangers of following false prophets? Why does Jesus spend so much time warning against false teachers?

How many doors are there to eternal life? How can a person be included into the Kingdom of God? What is required to enter through the door of heaven? This sermon dwells on the subject of the doorway into the Kingdom of God and how to enter it. It also addresses the "golden rule" spoken by Jesus in His "Sermon on the Mount."

Is it wrong to judge other people? As Christians, does passing judgment have a place in our lives? What did Jesus teach on the subject of judging and the right way to go about it? This sermon looks at Jesus' well known statements on judging and shows both the right and wrong way to judge.

Do you ever worry? Maybe a better question is, how often are you completely free from worry? What does Jesus teach regarding anxiety? What is the biblical way to be free from worry? This sermon answers these questions and defines what anxiety really is according to the Bible.

Do you have an evil eye? In other words, are you controlled by money and the desire to have more of it? What is the focus of your life, God or wealth? This sermon explains Jesus' analogy of an evil eye that is always looking for ways to hold onto riches. It also explains the principle that you cannot serve both God and greed.

What is greed? What are the characteristics of a greedy person? What did Jesus have to say about this topic? Is it possible to be a follower of Christ, and still pursue the accumulation of wealth? This sermon begins a series on what Jesus taught about worldly riches.