Sermons

Rooted in the Kingdom

Given by Don Henson

The parable of the sower warns of those who have no root and stumble when they are faced with trials and difficulties. A tree is stabilized by its root system; Psalm 1 describes a tree that is planted by rivers of water (symbolizing the Holy Spirit) and remains stable and secure even in times of drought.

The Attributes of a Godly Mother

Given by Nathan Willoughby

Stand to Your Post

Given by Joel Meeker

A relatively unknown American ambassador set a fine example of something Christians are called to do: He remained at his post and did his duty in very trying circumstances. What can we learn from his example?

5th Commandment: The Heavy Weight of Honor

Given by Zach Smith

The Feasts of the Lord Reverence the Holiness of God, Part 4

Given by David Jackson

The depth and symbolic meaning of the veil and all that it represented and represents, is beyond comprehension. Understanding that the veil was the flesh of Christ that He and the Father willingly gave for us, thereby cleansing us and providing ongoing repentance for our sins, and giving us access to the Holy of Holies, the throne of the Ever-Living...

Reverse Engineer Idolatry

Given by Dave Myers

Paul advises us to learn from Israel's sins in the wilderness so that we don't repeat them. In this sermon we reverse engineer the sin of idolatry.

Galatians and Works of Law

Given by Paul Carter

Are Pauls writings too hard to understand? Do they contradict with his and other writings. This sermons looks closely at Galatians and the Law

Is Casting Lots a Good Way To Make a Decision?

Given by Rick Avent

Faith: The Four Conclusions of Faith in the Book of Galatians

Given by Greg Sargent

“Faith” is one of the most used words in the book of Galatians. A key verse reveals that God knew when preaching the gospel to Abraham that only by “faith” would all nations be made righteous. Did you know that most translators don’t realize the difference between “faith in” and “faith of?” Not understanding the difference could result in...