Sermons

God has a heart for the nations, seen most clearly in sending His Son on a mission to seek and to save the lost. His gracious instruction of Jonah calls into question our own compassion for the lost. The Great Commission is a call to have a heart after God’s own heart.

God has a heart for the nations, seen most clearly in sending His Son on a mission to seek and to save the lost. His gracious instruction of Jonah calls into question our own compassion for the lost. The Great Commission is a call to have a heart after God’s own heart.

The prophet of God warns of a coming judgment and calls the people to repent and believe. On the basis of their repentance, God withholds His righteous judgment. All of this points forward to a greater prophet, a greater judgment, and a greater salvation.

The prophet of God warns of a coming judgment and calls the people to repent and believe. On the basis of their repentance, God withholds His righteous judgment. All of this points forward to a greater prophet, a greater judgment, and a greater salvation.

God provides a glorious picture of salvation through the man of God who was sacrificed to deliver sinners from destruction. His figurative death, burial, and resurrection points us directly to Jesus and our own need to die to self in order to walk in newness of life.

God provides a glorious picture of salvation through the man of God who was sacrificed to deliver sinners from destruction. His figurative death, burial, and resurrection points us directly to Jesus and our own need to die to self in order to walk in newness of life.

God has always had a heart for the nations. Therefore, He graciously sends a prophet, who is sacrificed as a substitue to deliver sinners from destruction, to proclaim salvation from judgement to al who repent and believe.

God has always had a heart for the nations. Therefore, He graciously sends a prophet, who is sacrificed as a substitue to deliver sinners from destruction, to proclaim salvation from judgement to al who repent and believe.

Sermon Theme: The mystery of marriage is that it is ultimately about Christ and the church. As men and women, our roles and responsibilities as husbands and wives are divinely given to provide the clearest picture of the gospel possible, for our good and for God’s glory!

Sermon Theme: The mystery of marriage is that it is ultimately about Christ and the church. As men and women, our roles and responsibilities as husbands and wives are divinely given to provide the clearest picture of the gospel possible, for our good and for God’s glory!