Sermons

Pharisees only give the appearance of godliness, whereas in true believers, the Spirit of God uses the Word of God to impact the person of God to transform them into godly followers of Jesus Christ.

We are commissioned to be faithful to the gospel with our words and lives as unashamed workmen, honorable vessels, and the Lord’s servants so that captive souls might come to a saving knowledge of the truth.

Suffering is unavoidable when we faithfully preach, teach, and guard the gospel; and therefore, endurance is essential if souls are to be saved and we’re to receive the prize of eternal glory.

Believing in God and having faith in Jesus enables us to be unashamed of the gospel and preach it with conviction, knowing that suffering is unavoidable but immortality is promised and certain.

Suffering is unavoidable in faithful gospel ministry and therefore must be endured if we are going to receive the unfading crown of righteousness when we die or Christ returns.

In view of the majesty of our great God and the certainty of Christ’s return, we are charged to fight the good fight of faith by fleeing from ungodly cravings, pursuing godly character, and using our earthly financial resources to maximize eternal gain.

The glory of the gospel enables sinners enslaved to money and material things to be satisfied in God alone. Contentment in Christ is glorious protection for your own soul as well as an abundant blessing to the spiritual needs of our community and the world.

The glory of the gospel enables sinners enslaved to money and material things to be satisfied in God alone. Contentment in Christ is glorious protection for your own soul as well as an abundant blessing to the spiritual needs of our community and the world.

The gospel is the power of God for salvation and for sanctification. Jesus preached that good news in the synagogue of His hometown of Nazareth from the prophet Isaiah. From it, we learn who He is, what He came to do, and what He wants from us.

The gospel is the power of God for salvation and for sanctification. Jesus preached that good news in the synagogue of His hometown of Nazareth from the prophet Isaiah. From it, we learn who He is, what He came to do, and what He wants from us.