Sermons

Give your life to Christ so that He can use you in ways that further His kingdom, regardless of how much time you feel you have "wasted" in your prior life experiences.

One thing we can always do is cry out to God. But after the tears, action is required.

In today's sermon, we take a look at both the legal and theological issues involved, which reminds us that, ultimately, God's judgment and justice will prevail.

In every situation you find yourself in, conducting yourself according to God’s principles in that situation will lead to a successful outcome.

The diversity of the gospel resurrection accounts is among the strongest arguments for their truthfulness.

Jesus’s coming is something that the entire world can and should celebrate.

When most people saw the situation with Jarius's daughter as hopeless, Jesus instead saw potential that simply needed to be unleashed by providing for her the things that every woman needs.

Jesus made it clear that He did not want history to overlook the courageous, insightful actions of this unnamed woman.

Have a heart-to-heart conversation with God, and share with him the things about yourself that you are most displeased with and ashamed of.

The song “Lift Every Voice and Sing” lives on today as a powerful reminder of God’s past, current and future providential care for us.