Sermons

Jesus told His followers that if they continued in His word, they would know the truth and the truth would make them free.

God created us from one, saved us through one, and will judge us by one. Therefore, it’s in all of our best interest to get over whatever ideology divides us, and work together for our collective survival.

Think of your life here as being on assignment from God, and remember that when you leave, He will receive you with open arms.

God wants us to love one another, regardless of our ethnic heritage or any other factors.

Only Godly love can conquer one of the most destructive enemies we face today: fear.

We have the almost unimaginable opportunity to be called friends of God and, to facilitate this, He has given us the assurance that He has shared in—and can relate to—all of the pain and hardship we as human beings endure in this life.

Accepting and embracing God’s truth is always better than ignoring, denying, or trying to fight against it.

God has taken steps to ensure that His people, who love truth, will always be able to find their way to truth.

This Christmas, recognize the blessings Christ has brought to your life, and live in conscious appreciation of Him.

The journey the "Wise men" from the East took to worship the Christ child is similar to the journey that we each take in coming to Him.