Recent Sermons

There are only two categories of people mentioned in the Scriptures. There are those who live according to the flesh and those who live according to the Spirit. The group that you are in will impact your life now and for eternity.

Why is it important to be the member of a bible believing and preaching church? As a member of the church, what is your responsibility?

In Christ Jesus, we are free from condemnation. We are also free from the power and the penalty of sin, enabling us to walk not in the flesh, but in the Spirit.

In the midst of his teaching about the battle that Christians face with indwelling sin, Paul begins to proclaim that there is hope in the midst of the battle. The battle is real and can be intense, but the victory is promised and secured.

The inner turmoil and conflict with sin that a Christian experiences is real and it is intense. The battle must be fought but the ultimate victory is assured!

The conclusion of our story begins with the day of battle. The Jews have prepared and planned for this day for months, and now came the time to defend themselves. The great reversal is now complete as Esther and Mordecai go from nobody's to a place of power and authority.

Is Paul describing a Christian or an unbeliever in Romans 7:14-25? What are the arguments from this passage that allow us to come to a biblical conclusion? Further, what is the battle that this man is facing?

The wicked Haman is dead, but the battle is far from over. Esther and Mordecai have to put their heads together to find a solution to Haman's irrevocable edict. The one glimmer of hope is that they possess the means of deliverance.