Sermons

Jesus is the one true King, and the coming of His Kingdom, brings salvation and judgement. Since we know that the Lord will cause the seed of His Word to grow and the kingdom of God to triumph, believers in Christ should sow the gospel with courage and confidence and conviction.

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.

The angelic announcement of the miraculous birth of Christ demands a response of faith and praise, for God looked upon our humble estate and sent His Son, Jesus, to be our Savior. Therefore, our hearts should be filled with joy and our mouths with praise for God's glorious provision of a Son.

Jesus Christ, the one true King, is on the move, plundering the devil's kingdom through the faithful preaching of the gospel; which is the power of God to set captives free, deliver them from the domain of darkness and make them sons and daughters of the Kingdom of God!

Jesus Christ, the one true King, is inaugurating a new age of salvation that is fundamentally incompatible with the old, demonstrated in His offer of salvation to anyone who believes. This reorientation of living for God and offering the gospel to sinners is met with great hostility, and still is today.

Jesus Christ is the one true King who has kingdom authority to cleanse the defiled, cast out demons and heal the sick, which demonstrates His ability to reverse the curse and deal with our deeper spiritual issue of sin.

Jesus ushers in the eternal kingdom as He proclaims, "The kingdom of God is at hand; repent and believe the gospel." He also demonstrates His kingdom authority through calling disciples and casting out demons, which highlights the message He proclaims and the need to be apart of His kingdom.

Jesus is the Promised Messiah who enters into the wilderness of our lives to do battle with the devil; and where Adam and Israel failed, the Lord Jesus will prevail and win the victory on our behalf, as our great Rescuer.