This sermon is a stirring call for people to give glory to God (and to enjoy Him in Christ) as the chief end of all of our lives. This message is a powerful one to use for evangelism - and also to revive your own life.

How do you use your Christian freedom the way in which Christ intended it to be used. This sermon summarizes the first four messages, and concludes the series with a biblically developed call for churches and Christians to represent Christ's service in the world.

This sermon develops further why liberty of conscience is so necessary and also so liberating. It is also a development of how the weak and the strong described in Romans 14 are to be treated by one another. The sermon is full of illustrations that make all of these points clear.

To deny true liberty of conscience is to deny "reason also" according to the Westminster Confession of Faith, chapter 20, section 2. What is freedom of conscience? What happens to people when their consciences are not captive to Christ Jesus who alone can set us free? This sermon is important for all those who are caught up in any form of legalism - from legalism in mundane matters to the dangerous legalism of cults.

Have you become "Ho Hum" about the Gospel. This is a sermon designed to turn your "Ho Hum" into "Halleliujah." It's also an evangelistic sermon to send to unbelievers who need the remedy of the Gospel so that they might be truly free.

This first of a five part series takes Martin Luther's classic work, "The Freedom of the Christian Man", and adapts it as an evangelistic sermon. Here is a rich, short summary of the Gospel that brings true freedom to men, women, boys, and girls.