This sermon presents the parable of the Good Samaritan not merely as a moral exhortation to love one's neighbor, but as a profound revelation of Christ's personal, compassionate care for broken and sinful souls.

Is this chapter a directive in church government? A council to oversee and regulate local churches? A close examination reveals no such council, but rather a communication between two independent churches over a matter of doctrine and of church interference. Here is a call to remain steadfast in the gospel's truth and to test all teachings against Scripture.

The sermon draws a sobering portrait of the moral and spiritual decline characteristic of the last days, emphasizing that perilous times are marked by a pervasive self-love that fuels a cascade of sinful behaviors— behaviours that may easily creep into churches and be adopted by the believer

What will satisfy my deepest yearning? The water of life : From where does it come? What is it like? How is it gained? What does it do? What or Who is it?

A call to walk the new year in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit. Here is the biblical method of church growth. Here is guidance on how to make the most of times of peace.

Five profound wonders surrounding the birth of Christ.

The sermon centers on the vital role of believers as human instruments in God's redemptive work, emphasizing that while God alone grants spiritual growth, He chooses to use faithful people to advance His kingdom.

Three special visits reveal three special things about a special child.