Sermons

Sinners are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, and yet salvation is not merely mental assent or a matter of human effort, but the result of God's miraculous work in a person's heart and mind that results in real and radical transformation.

Christians are temporary residents in this life. As such, we are called to live with an intentional hope. This hope in Christ leads us to live holy lives. And this hope is rooted in the good news of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus.

The good news of the gospel is that our holy, just and loving creator God made a way for sinful man to be delivered from the judgement we deserve thourgh the payment of another. Salvation is only available in Jesus, but it demands a response of repentance and faith.

All Scripture, the Law, the Psalms, and the Prophets, teach us about Jesus, His person and His work. They instruct us about His death, burial, and resurrection and the salvation that is ours in Him. Therfore, our whole lives should be about Jesus.

God has made a way for people in the world to be in a right relationship with Him through Christ's death and resurrection. And now, God has entrusted that message to us so that He, through us, might reach the lost.

God will build His church, adding to their number day by day those who are being saved, through Holy Spirit empowered preaching.

Because God has saved us by His grace and mercy, freeing us from bondage to sin and enabling obedience from the heart, our lives must demonstrate the transforming power of the gospel in our godly actions, speech, attitudes, and good works toward all mankind.

The gospel of grace not only brings salvation to everyone who believes, whether young or old, male or female, but it also empowers them to embrace their gender and identity and be zealous for good works.

The gospel of grace must be protected by qualified men who are able to confront those who profess to know God but deny Him by their works and exhort in sound doctrine, which always leads to gold living.

We are all called to be faithful to the gospel with our words and with our lives, and therefore must endure suffering if we are going to receive the unfading crown of righteousness on judgment day.