Recent Sermons

After extracting four important principles that lie at the heart of Job's learning experience, we'll launch out into the deep and uncertain waters of a Q and A.

Job's persistent question throughout his suffering is a familiar one to us: Why? What's remarkable (and instructive) is that God does answer Job (38:1), but He never answers that question. And perhaps even more remarkable is the fact that even though God never answers Job's most burning question, Job is satisfied with God's answer.of Job.

Who's in charge when things go wrong? Is God responsible just for the "good stuff" while Satan is in charge of the "bad stuff"? We'll tackle that question as part of a 40-minute "helicopter" overview of the entire book of Job.

The testimony of Daniel bears witness to the fact that, even in the midst of an idolatrous pagan culture, God will honor those who stand in the gap for righteousness even in what appears to be the worst of circumstances.

God uses prayer to grow his church. Our Lord promised in Matthew 16:18 that he would build his church, and he is still building it. But how? The Book of Acts explains how—through God’s people in the power of the Holy Spirit. And what are God’s people called upon to do in the Spirit’s power to advance His church? Very simply—proclamation of the gospel and prayer. It is the second of these duties that we will note in Acts that God used to grow His Church.

In a day of unprecedented deception, we can expect it to increase. If Satan masquerades as an angel of light, why not his servants try to deceive us by all means. Even their "gospel" will be very deceptive. Are you going to examine very closely or be fooled by their crafty use of language? It is a false, perverted gospel.

Because of Christ's priestly work in providing a complete atonement for our sins we have access to God as believer priests.

Because of Christ's priestly work in providing a complete atonement for our sins we have access to God as believer priests.

First Timothy 2:8–15 is one of the most controversial passages in the New Testament. We will walk this text using a normal interpretation, then look at how the evangelical feminists falsely interpret the same text. This message is intended to encourage our resolve to rightly divide the Word of Truth, despite the cultural pressure to abandon the clear teaching of the Bible.

In this session, we review what the Bible says about the uniqueness of men’s and women’s roles, and how feminism has eroded gender distinctions as a direct assault on God’s created order.

There are two elements of communication: Talking and listening. James 1:19 reminds us, "Let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger."