Watch a wide selection of hour long sermons that were given on Sunday Morning.
The Prayer Life of Our Lord
The Prayer Life of Our Lord
The prayer life of our Lord is that which we should strive to imitate and look at carefully as we study the Scriptures.
The Church: A World of Love
The Church: A World of Love
When the Bible talks about the church, it is not referring to the building, but to the assembly of the redeemed.
Perfect Love
Perfect Love
Perfect love is the result of God's love being perfected in us. This is not something unreachable, or unobtainable.
True Christianity is Always the Activity of God
True Christianity is Always the Activity of God
True Christianity is always the activity of God and our faith is a reaction to God's initial call.
Soldiers of Christ
Soldiers of Christ
We are engaged in spiritual warfare and we must go out into the battle and be on the offensive by doing evangelism...
Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
Who Do You Say Jesus Is?
Jesus is a historical person who made massive claims about himself – we must all answer this question: Who do you say Jesus is?
Non-burdensome Christianity
Non-burdensome Christianity
You basically have two kinds of professing Christians in the world: those who are deceived and find God's commandments burdensome...
God’s Testimony Must Be In Us
God’s Testimony Must Be In Us
1 John 5:10 says, "Whoever believes in the Son of God has the testimony in himself." - John clearly teaches us that God's testimony is internalized.
Peter’s Exhortation to Elders
Peter’s Exhortation to Elders
The pastor shepherds God's sheep not with rigor and severity, but with love and humility; not as temporal lords but as spiritual guides, especially by example.
5 Reasons an Amillennialist Should Preach on Eschatology (Part 1)
5 Reasons an Amillennialist Should Preach on Eschatology (Part 1)
Why preach a series on eschatology? First, because Dispensational Premillennialism commandeers many of the promises that belong to the church.
This Age and The Age to Come (Part 2)
This Age and The Age to Come (Part 2)
When we study eschatology we must not first launch out into the complex "calculus" of Daniel, Ezekiel, and Revelation.
Who is True Israel? (Part 3)
Who is True Israel? (Part 3)
The Bible teaches us that every single promise in the Old Testament that applied to a Jew also applies to us who are in Jesus Christ.
One New Man in the Place of the Two (Part 4)
One New Man in the Place of the Two (Part 4)
Many make a radical distinction between the church and Israel, but such a distinction simply does not exist as can be seen by the Apostle Paul's words in Ephesians 2.
To War With Our Assurance
To War With Our Assurance
Once the writer John gets us to where we have assurance, he then doesn't have us sit there with our assurance but sends us to the battlefield.
Light from the Cross
Light from the Cross
What happened on the cross? We see four amazing things: the darkness in the sky, his two cries from the cross, and the tearing of the veil. This is holy powerful truth for our souls.
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (Part 5)
The Second Coming of Jesus Christ (Part 5)
This sermon follows our Lord's teaching on His Second Coming from Luke 17. Our Lord is very clear that His coming is going to be public...
How We Grow in Our Love of God
How We Grow in Our Love of God
There is a Biblical way to grow in the love of God, and it is not to pull yourself up in your own strength and try to force yourself to love God more.
Present Your Bodies as a Living Sacrifice
Present Your Bodies as a Living Sacrifice
What is it that causes some people to have such extraordinary devotion to Christ? It is because they understand more of who God is.
Jesus in Gethsemane: The Broken Man (Part 1)
Jesus in Gethsemane: The Broken Man (Part 1)
Wherefore, then, hast thou not known Me, broken in Gethsemane?
The Sovereignty of God and the Choices of Men
The Sovereignty of God and the Choices of Men
Since God is sovereign and is in utter and absolute control of everything, do the choices of men make any difference at all? What does the Bible say?
Rahab the Prostitute
Rahab the Prostitute
Why in Hebrews 11 is Rahab singled out for her past sin and called a prostitute? We see here that her background was so sinful that her title has followed her for 3,500 years.
Continue Steadfastly in Prayer
Continue Steadfastly in Prayer
How much do I really believe that without Him I can do nothing? Here is the answer: I believe it to the degree that I continue steadfastly in prayer.
Jesus in Gethsemane: The Praying Victorious Man (Part 2)
Jesus in Gethsemane: The Praying Victorious Man (Part 2)
We must be weaned off of dependence on man. We must first learn to cry out to the One who will never turn a deaf ear to our cries.
The Joy of the Lord (Part 7)
The Joy of the Lord (Part 7)
He who owns all will one day come and each of us will give an account for what we did with all that Christ gave to us.
Seeing Him Who is Invisible
Seeing Him Who is Invisible
I want to impress upon you the reality of an unseen world around us, a spiritual world that most people know absolutely nothing about.
Forgiving One Another As Christ
Forgiving One Another As Christ
Rather I treat you as Jesus has treated me in the Gospel by mercifully forgiving me; that is what Paul is calling us to in Colossians.
Faithfulness: A True Virtue
Faithfulness: A True Virtue
Faithfulness and loyalty to Christ is a vitally important virtue in the Christian life that must not be treated lightly.
Don’t Doubt in the Darkness What God Has Promised
Don’t Doubt in the Darkness What God Has Promised
If you're a genuine Christian and your going through a dark, dark place in your life, understand that you will yet praise Him.
The Sitting Son of Man (Part 8)
The Sitting Son of Man (Part 8)
The last portion of Matthew 25 is not a parable, but an actual description of Judgement Day.
Learn from Christ’s Speech and How He Spoke
Learn from Christ’s Speech and How He Spoke
In Ephesians 4, Paul calls us to learn of Jesus Christ and to be taught how to speak through beholding Him.
Do Your Words Fit the Occasion?
Do Your Words Fit the Occasion?
Let no corrupting talk come out of your mouths, but only such as is good for building up, as fits the occasion, that it may give grace to those who hear.
Dangerous Prayer
Dangerous Prayer
Paul said, "The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet." One of the ways this happens is by us trusting the LORD in prayer and praying in a way that is dangerous to the devil.
The Just Shall Live by Faith
The Just Shall Live by Faith
As we learn to not trust in our own ability, we then constantly live on the reality of Christ living His life in us. That is, the just shall live by faith, as we look unto Jesus.
The Futility of the Mind
The Futility of the Mind
Futility of mind is when a man is forever and always trying to figure out how to be happy, while he is an enemy of God.
The Life of Faith is a Life of Dying
The Life of Faith is a Life of Dying
We see that the life of faith is not easy, but one of dying to that which is dear to us and entrusting ourselves to the Lord.
The Life of Faith is Not An Easy Path
The Life of Faith is Not An Easy Path
You can't walk by faith when you're trying to walk by sight and hold on to where you are and who you are.
A Venture into Hard Things: Part 1
A Venture into Hard Things: Part 1
Some have said that Matthew 24 is the most difficult chapter in the entire Bible. This is the first of two messages in which an attempt is made to try to make sense of this difficult chapter.
A Venture into Hard Things: Part 2
A Venture into Hard Things: Part 2
This is the second of two messages in which Matthew 24 is explored. Jesus taught that His own generation would not pass away until the first part of this chapter was fulfilled.
Four Pillars of Walking with God
Four Pillars of Walking with God
Joy is not the result of obedience, joy is the result of what God has done. So now your joy is fixed on a fixed and stable source.
Deliberate Holiness (Psalm 119:57)
Deliberate Holiness (Psalm 119:57)
David's attitude of deliberate holiness is impressive and something we should imitate. He is purposeful in his pursuit of holiness when he says in Psalm 119, “I promise to keep your words.”