Given by Rick Avent
Many mainstream Christian churches teach the idea that some, if not most, of the Old Testament laws are no longer in effect. In this sermon, some scriptures that are used to support these claims are addressed. In each case, it will be shown that the scripture shows just the opposite.
Given by Wes Cohron
Christ gave His disciples a new commandment. What made this commandment new?
Given by Jeff Yost
How does God answer when people sin? There are five different answers we can see when examining this topic.
Given by Mike McTiernan
The historical account of Job's life has many lessons for our Christian walk. Through it we are given an insight into the nature of our enemy, lessons on how to deal with others who are going through trials, a look in to the greatness of God's justice and God's ultimate goal for His people.
Given by Gabe Ellis
The world is in desperate need for God’s comfort. When you are distressed where do you go? When we feel weighed down, filled with sadness, struggling with challenges, where do we go for help? Who do we go to for encouragement? Who is the source of comfort? How do I provide comfort to others?
Given by David Jackson
As the world grows more insensitive to suffering, one of the first things God says He will do when He comes to dwell with mankind is to wipe away every tear from their eyes. Why might God start there? Why might He begin by addressing people’s tears? What does the Bible teach about tears, and what can we learn from t...
Given by Arnold Hampton
Malachi 3:16 - Then those who feared the LORD spoke to one another, and the LORD listened and heard them . . . In the midst of all the darkness, they talked about God, they thought about God, they meditated on God, they probably even sang about God. Is God pleased with what He hears from me?
Given by Chuck Sinon
Being called by God in this age is not by our own choosing but rather by design. Because of the position we have been placed into we need to ask ourselves is our calling about status or is it about responsibility? Are the First Fruits entitled or are they entrusted?
Given by David Gatley
The tendency when under attack is to lash out or wonder "why me?" The truth is that God sometimes allows us to suffer as he shapes us into the Christians we should be. Rejoice in that!