TRUTHhttp://www.sermonaudio.com/rss_search.asp?keyword=TRUTH on SermonAudio

In Proverbs 6:20–35, Solomon shows how godly wisdom protects us from the seductive influence of the strange woman and the devastating consequences of sexual sin. The central question is how believers can recognize temptation before it leads to compromise and destruction. This message explains how wisdom, godly counsel, and a clear view of sin's consequences can guard our purity, marriages, and future.

The sermon explores the profound nature of friendship with Jesus Christ, contrasting His selfless love and care against the deceptive hostility of the devil. By examining key scriptures such as John 15 and Proverbs 18, the message defines true friendship as a choice to be friendly and highlights Christ's ultimate sacrifice on the cross as the greatest demonstration of this bond. The preacher emphasizes that while the adversary seeks to destroy and deceive, Jesus offers truth, peace, and eternal life to those who humble themselves before God. It stresses that salvation is not achieved through religious effort but by trusting in Christ's finished work and accepting His righteousness. The central call urges listeners to recognize their sinful state and respond by believing in Jesus as the only path to reconciliation with God and everlasting life.

In Psalms 71:14-24, an aging believer asks God to remain near until he has shown His strength to another generation. His prayer joins continuing hope with a desire to tell others what God has done, even after great and sore troubles. The passage encourages us to depend on the Lord as our abilities change and to speak honestly of His mercy. Our families need more than memories of our lives; they need to hear why the God we trust is worthy of their faith. Scripture References: Psalm 71:14-24 Psalms 145:4

The sermon uses the biblical account of Esther chapter three to illustrate the ongoing spiritual battle between God's people and the forces of evil. It highlights Mordecai's courageous refusal to bow to Haman as a model for believers to stand firm in their faith amidst societal hostility and moral decay. The preacher emphasizes that hatred toward the Jews is fundamentally an attack on God Himself, urging the congregation to pray for Israel and for spiritual revival. By examining the corruption and pride of Haman, the message warns against compromising with worldly values and calls for divine intervention in these troubled times. Ultimately, it encourages believers to trust in God's sovereignty and remain faithful witnesses regardless of the consequences.

The sermon expounds on Matthew 12:28-29, presenting Jesus Christ as the stronger man who binds Satan to spoil his house of darkness. It contrasts the kingdom of death and deception promoted by Satan with the eternal life and truth offered by Christ's redemptive work. The preacher critiques modern cultural shifts toward abortion and assisted suicide as manifestations of this spiritual darkness. Emphasizing that Christ has already defeated Satan through His death and resurrection, the message assures believers of their security in God's love. Ultimately, it calls for trust in Christ rather than despair, highlighting the guaranteed victory over sin and death.

Sunday Evening – September 13, 2026 Join us this Sunday evening as Pastor John Wheeler brings a message titled "The Day Is Coming: Nobody Is Exempt" from Joel 1:4–9. We'll consider Joel's warning of coming judgment and the sobering truth that no one is exempt from the consequences of turning away from God. Come prepared to worship, hear the word of God faithfully preached, and be challenged by the warnings and truths of scripture. Whether you're joining us in person or watching online, we're thankful to have you with us.

This sermon explores the theological significance of Mary Magdalene's encounter with the risen Christ at the empty tomb, using her grief as a lens to examine human sorrow and divine comfort. It contrasts cultural norms regarding gender roles with the biblical truth that all believers are equal in value yet distinct in function within God's design. The preacher highlights how various biblical figures, including Peter and Hezekiah, turned their despair into prayer, demonstrating that true hope is found not in circumstances but in Christ's victory over death. By referencing the resurrection, the message assures believers that present suffering is temporary and will ultimately be replaced by eternal joy in God's presence. The central call to action urges listeners to bring their confusion and pain directly to God in faith, trusting in His sovereignty and the promise of a future without tears.

This is one of the great stories of the Bible - about God! The faith of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego is in the God Who is able to save - whether He chooses to so in this situation or not. The actual miracle of sparing their lives from the furnace is a mere bonus. The truth about God is that He is able and willing to save His people.

The sermon emphasizes the spiritual warfare believers engage in through the mighty weapon of prayer, urging them to prioritize intercession for the salvation of others. It highlights God's desire for all people to be saved and come to the knowledge of the truth, contrasting this divine reality with the illusions promoted by Satan. Pastor Jennings introduces the acronym FRAN to categorize those in one's circle of influence—friends, relatives, associates, and neighbors—who need specific spiritual attention. A practical framework called the five C's is provided to guide prayers for conviction, clarity, circumstances, Christian companions, and protection for the unsaved. The message concludes with a call to action for believers to write down names and persistently pray, trusting in God's will and power to bring about salvation.