Sermons

God made a way for sinful people to be reconciled to a holy God through Christ's substitutionary death on the cross. So we are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, not by works; and the gracious gift of the Spirit empowers us to live for God's glory!

God's people have been called through the gospel to obtain the glory of Jesus. This hope of future glory is the anchor for every Christian to actively stand firm with unceasing comfort as we await His return!

True believers abide in the Lord Jesus Christ, for apart from Him they can bear no eternal fruit. This union, which originates with Christ, is sealed by His substitutionary death and is completed by our response of faith, love, and obedience, which results in pure joy.

God has made a way for sinful people to be in a right relationship with Him through Christ's substitutionary death and resurrection. And now, God has entrusted that glorious message of the gospel to us so that others might be reconciled to God through Christ.

For believers, the glory of our salvation is that it is all of God. He causes us to be born again to a living hope, protects us through faith, and prepares us for a future inheritance of seeing Jesus face to face, all by testing our faith through the difficulties of trials.

Jesus came to die on a cross as a sacrifice in order to satisfy God’s wrath. God provided this display to show us both His righteousness as our judge and His mercy in providing the way of salvation. No one can save themselves, but righteousness in Christ is freely given to all people who believe.

The supremacy of Christ is essential to the sufficiency of Christ, His finished work on the cross, where Jesus cancels our debt of sin. Trying to establish our own righteousness, according to human wisdom, is futile. Instead, believers should look to Jesus, whose death, burial, and resurrection is sufficient for all things related to life and godliness!

As a result of the devil’s lies and Adam’s sin, we are sinners enslaved to disobedience, because sin ignited a life and death struggle between good and evil. But God promised salvation in a second Adam, the Lord Jesus, whose death on the cross brings eternal life and power to live for God’s glory!

As a result of the gospel, all people are welcome to be fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God. But as such, are obligated to walk in a manner worthy of their calling, working hard to preserve the church's unity, despite its diversity, that it might build itself up in love!

Outfitted in the strength and power of the whole armor of God, Paul calls the church to be able to stand together against the spiritual reality of evil and darkness.