Upcoming Sermons

God in flesh. Taking our condemnation. No other religion in human history teaches that the deity died for the damned. Salvation is in Christ alone.

The Lord's anointed will reign and rule in righteousness forever and ever. As His people, Christ's victory is cause for remembering and celebrating.

Instead of being exterminated from the earth, though many have tried and others will continue to try, the Lord will victoriously and triumphantly preserve His people and His testimony until glory!

The seemingly weak and vulnerable saints of God are called to push back the darkness of evil. This sermon shows how that battle is waged.

Try as they might, God's enemies cannot ultimately prevail. Any attempt to overthrow God's kingdom will inevitably come back in their own demise. Even through the evil plots of men against His kingdom, God will exalt His Son.

The plan and promises of God are immutable, and the people of God can never perish, no matter what. This sermon shows how that truth works itself out in human history.

Even when we cannot see it clearly, the Scriptures reveal that the fall and rise of world leaders is part of God's wise prerogative for the ultimate advance of gospel and the good of His people. This sermon shows that reality in the rise of Esther as queen.

This sermon aims to show from Scripture that praying together as a local church and in other groups amplifies our voices and magnifies our Mediator.

Our prayers are God-honoring to the degree they are motivated by a desire for Jesus to be glorified. This sermon is focused on helping us see from God's Word why and how to glorify Jesus in our praying.

The deep healing we all crave can only be found in Christ. This sermon text aims to expose our false hopes and provide the only lasting remedy -- the love and mercy of Jesus.

A preeminent love to Christ is an irresistible response to the Spirit's work of pouring the Christ's love into our hearts. Those who love Him also long for His return. All who lack such love are to be accursed.

This passage teaches us that the glorifying power of Christ’s resurrection will be applied instantaneously to every believer’s body upon His return. Until then, we are to labor for the gospel with this certain hope.

The ethical behavior of the local church is supposed to emulate the holiness of heaven. Therefore, unrepentant sin cannot be tolerated among God’s people. This passage tells us what God expects His church to do with such a person in her ranks of membership.

Many have big spiritual words. But few display true spiritual power. This passage shows us how to tell the difference and how to be filled with the power of Christ.

The only solid ground on which to build our lives is a Person: Jesus Christ, the foundation of God’s saving plan.

The greatest possible display of wisdom and power are bound up in the Person of Jesus Christ.

No church is perfect. This passage shows us how the gospel of Jesus Christ should inform sinful schisms in the church.