Sanctification... another big word that carries big truths. Christ made a great sacrifice that you and I could be set apart unto God. Drawing from Hebrews 10, the message emphasizes that while believers are positionally set apart through Christ, practical sanctification requires a continual purging of sin through the Word and the work of the Holy Spirit, ultimately preparing them for service and aligning their lives with God's will.

The reason that most believers do not want to fight the battle and press forward in their Christian life is that they do not want to. However, God has done so much for us, we ought to press forward for Him and live the life He has for us.

What the church does for Christ is foolishness to the world. It will never make sense to a materialistic world why believers give up the world to serve Christ, but Christ gave up so much greater for the believer.

We serve the Lord in many different ways, but one of the most obvious ways is with our attitude. A Christ-like attitude of service, following his stellar example, is the will of God for every believer.

When Jesus comes into our life, we are changed, we are different, and we have different desires. We will have a passion for believers. It may take major change in our lives, but as believers we ought to strive to be more like Christ.

God's creation exposes to all people the greatness and power of Almighty God. There is no other theory or theology that can account for the intricacies of the earth and its inhabitants. God truly is to be praised for his magnificent creation.

Some will claim that the New King James Version is simply a modernization of the King James. This claim is easily refuted when one looks at the underlying texts and the over 100,000 differences between the two Bibles. The NKJV is an inaccurate Bible that directly contradicts God and His ability to preserve His Word for all generations.

The sermon explores the doctrine of justification through the example of Abraham, emphasizing that righteousness comes not from works or merit but through faith in God. Drawing from Romans chapter 4, the message demonstrates that justification is indeed by faith.

God set apart His church from the world and from Israel. It is unique and distinct from both. How dare we seek to tear down this God-given distinction.

It is incredibly hard to describe what the church means to Christ. His love for His church is far greater than anything we can comprehend. His love is shown by what He has done for the church.