He saw. He was moved. He sent. It's time for us to see what Jesus saw and do what He commanded.

New Phase of "The Proven Experiment" Begins! We've learned how to rightly divide the Word of Truth, now it's time to put that knowledge into action. This next phase takes on some of the toughest questions raised by those the Bible calls "gainsayers." Our first question: Should a Christian be for the death penalty? When we study the Bible correctly, we don't have to guess, we can give confident, Scripture-grounded answers.

This sermon exposes how the church at Corinth lost its focus on the gospel by dragging one another into court over petty disputes instead of resolving them in love. With passion and clarity, it challenges us to stop living self-centered lives, to remember we've been washed, sanctified, and justified by Christ, and to treat fellow believers like family, not enemies. If we acted like true Christians, no courtroom could ever do better than the cross.

This sermon powerfully unpacks the truth that Jesus not only walks into our lives, but He also walks out! Out of temptation, out of trouble, and out of the tomb, so that we can walk out with Him in victory. If He overcame Satan's snares, silenced the crowds, and stepped out of the grave, then He can lead us out of whatever holds us back today.

In this message from 1 Corinthians 5, we're confronted with a sobering truth: a church can have the right foundation, the right preaching, and the right doctrine, yet fall into a testimony of shame if sin is tolerated instead of dealt with. Paul rebuked the Corinthians for being puffed up when they should have mourned. This sermon challenges us to face the hard reality of sin in the church, reminds us that God's mercy is not His permission, and shows us how to respond biblically when purity and the testimony of Christ are at stake. If you want to hear how God's Word calls His people to both purity and restoration, even when it's uncomfortable, you'll want to hear this full message.

Bible study isn't just about gaining information, it's about transformation. In John 12 we see Martha serving, Mary worshiping, and Lazarus witnessing. Proper interpretation of God's Word always leads to powerful application. Are you serving, worshiping, and witnessing like they did? This message will challenge you to move beyond knowledge and start living out the truth you've learned

This morning we saw Jesus as He really is—compassionate with sinners, complete in His sacrifice, and conquering as the Sovereign King. From the woman caught in adultery, to the cross at Calvary, to the glory of Revelation 19, the message was clear: That's Him! Don't miss this powerful reminder of who Jesus is and why He's worthy of our worship.

"Faithfulness isn't about convenience...it's about conviction. In 1 Corinthians 4, Paul reminds us that true faithfulness will be tested, judged, and proven...not claimed. It requires humility, endures hardship, and inspires the next generation. The question is: when God inspects your life, will you be found faithful?"

"Are you just ready to die… or are you willing to die? This week's message from Acts 21 is a powerful call to real faith the kind that's not just convenient, but committed. If Christianity costs you everything, would you still follow Jesus? Don't miss this timely and challenging sermon

Every Christian is building something—but with what materials? Paul reminds us in 1 Corinthians that only what is built on Christ and with eternal value will stand the test of fire. Are you building with wood, hay, and stubble—or with gold, silver, and precious stones? Listen in and be challenged to inspect your foundation and how you're building your life for Christ.