Sermons

The gospel must drive everything our church does because it alone is the power of God to promote the glory of God.

Jesus fulfills the Messianic promise to liberate captives and to heal the spiritually blind; however, He was despised and rejected by those He came to save. Therefore, we must own our rejection, respond rightly to our Savior, and embrace the cost of living for His glory.

We are sinners in Adam who deserve God’s judgment. Jesus, the Son of God, came on a rescue mission to fulfill all righteousness, resist the devil’s lies as the Second Adam, defeat mankind’s greatest enemy, and secure a whole new humanity empowered by the Spirit that lives for the glory of God.

Faithfulness is shown through ordinary obedience to God, regardless of obstacles or discomfort. Jesus and John the Baptist exemplify unwavering faithfulness to God’s commands. As Christians, we must strive to remain faithful to God, as He has been faithful to us through the Lord Jesus.

When the fullness of time came, God sent forth His Son, born of a woman, born under the law, to redeem those under the law, so we might experience the glory of our salvation. As a result of the first coming of Christ, we should long all the more for His second coming, to make all things right!

There is only one way for sinful man to be reconciled to a holy God, and that is by faith in Jesus. This babe, born in a manger, provides eternal peace to all those who believe in Him, because He is the Prince of Peace. Therefore, we must be proclaimers of peace!

God has visited and redeemed His people in the coming of the Lord Jesus, who brings the forgiveness of sins, the hope of eternal life, and the ability to walk in the way of peace and serve God in holiness. Therefore, our mouths should be filled with joyful praise for God’s glorious gift of salvation.

The Old Testament is filled with signs that a Messiah is coming who is the King of Kings. These signs identify Jesus Christ as that King, who came on a mission to save His people from their sins. That is the ultimate hope that we have this Christmas season.

God uses Elizabeth’s inability to have a child to demonstrate His almighty power and renew His work of salvation for His people. In the midst of barrenness, God brings joy to His people. So, Christians must trust God in our suffering, knowing His ways are good and our hope is sure.

False teachers openly oppose Christ’s divinity and flee the church. In contrast, true Christians resist these errors and cling to the truth of God’s Word. Therefore, true believers persevere in the faith by having doctrinal clarity, abiding in Him, and clinging to God’s promise of eternal life.