How do we say no to self and yes to God? Dr. Shumate demonstrates how Christ provides the example and opportunity for the believer to reflect him. Will you say yes to God?

As a Christian, you are called to seek God's glory in the church-by loving the Head of the Church, Jesus Christ, supremely.

As a Christian, you are called to seek God's glory in the church by loving the Head of the Church, Jesus Christ, supremely.

This chapel message emphasizes the importance of self-denial as a core principle in Christianity. Drawing from Matthew 16 and Philippians 2, it highlights how saying "no" to oneself and embracing self-denial mirrors Christ's humility and obedience, fostering spiritual growth and alignment with God's will.

This chapel message explores 2 Corinthians 6, highlighting Paul's transparent and loving relationship with the Corinthians. Despite their initial resistance, Paul emphasizes the importance of open hearts and spiritual growth. His dedication, despite hardships, underscores the need for believers to prioritize godly influences over worldly distractions.

This sermon reflects on Daniel 4, emphasizing God's power to humble the proud. Through Nebuchadnezzar's story, it highlights the dangers of arrogance and the importance of humility, illustrating how God pursues even the most unlikely individuals to bring them to repentance and acknowledge His sovereignty.

This sermon explores the challenges of maintaining faith amidst societal decline, drawing parallels between Daniel's experiences in Babylon and modern-day struggles. It emphasizes the importance of unwavering devotion to God, even when facing judgment and cultural compromise, and highlights the enduring impact of faithful ministries.

Dare to stand in a world that has no desire for right.

This sermon explores the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, emphasizing unwavering faith and obedience to God despite facing persecution. It draws parallels to modern challenges, urging believers to stand firm in their faith, respect authority, and trust in God's presence and deliverance through trials.