Sermons

1:06:19

Answering for Your Beliefs

Given by Jim Franks

If you were called before a draft board and had to defend your belief on military service what would you say? How convicted are you about what you believe?

1:07:21

I See Something in You

Given by Jim Franks

God formed man in His image. We understand that man has an incredible potential to be part of the family of God. What exactly do we mean by the expression "the incredible human potential."

58:12

The Destruction of Godliness

Given by Jim Franks

What is godliness? How is it manifested in our lives? Slowly but surely we are witnessing the death or destruction of godliness. And the Church is also affected.

1:09:11

Jesus Christ and the True Gospel

Given by Jim Franks

Mark 8:35 states that if we lose our lives for Jesus Christ and the gospel, we will save our lives. How does that work? Are you willing to give up your life for Christ and the gospel?

1:12:23

The Church

Given by Jim Franks

"The Church" is one of our 20 fundamental beliefs. What does that mean? What is the Church? And what work should it be doing?

1:01:14

The Greatest Miracle

Given by Jim Franks

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is often referred to as the greatest miracle. During the Feast of U.B. it is good to reflect on that miracle. But from the perspective of a human being, there is another miracle that could be called the greatest - conversion.

1:07:38

Time No More

Given by Jim Franks

Revelation 10 describes a day when there will be "time no more" (KJV). What is the purpose in prophecy? What does it mean for us today?

1:14:01

Escaping the Evil

Given by Jim Franks

Our theme for Winter Family Weekend is "Escape from the World--Living a Godly Life in the Satan's World". The best way to avoid things that are worldly (or ungodly) is to do things that are godly!

1:07:57

Spiritual Drift

Given by Jim Franks

Hebrews 2:1 warns us not to "drift away." This is a nautical term, but used here in a spiritual sense. Have we drifted away from the principles we committed to when God called us? Has the Church drifted from those principles? How can we avoid spiritual drifting?