Recent Sermons

The book of Leviticus is the heart of the Pentateuch, the first five books in the Holy Word of God. The great Day of Atonement is the theological heart of Leviticus, the most significant act of worship for God’s people, and the most sacred day on Israel’s yearly calendar.

Does God ever change his mind, especially concerning finance, family, and himself? This study demonstrates that God is immutable and the Christian's responsibility under the new covenant is identical to what it was under the old.

Our Lord healed a man in the synagogue with the withered hand and then withdrew Himself to the sea because of the large crowds and the threats of the religious and political leaders. When they finally docked, there was another multitude waiting for Him. After healing many, He recognized that His ministry was too much for one man. He empowered His disciples to assist Him in the ministry.

This is a study of historical and religious background for Malachi. The structure takes the form of disputations between God and the people. The first two of the six disputations are covered in this lesson.

The Lord's prayer is filled with petitions or requests. The first petition communicates what God's top priority is for this earth - that all the world be filled with people that are hallowing His name. What does that mean and how does He wish to accomplish this passion of His? World missions is part of the answer.

We live in a world that does not know God. As Paul shares his testimony in Acts 26, his commission from Christ includes a clear vision of the need of the world. The world ultimately must be changed by the powerful message of the Gospel. We must share the gospel with a world that does not know God.