Revelation 20:11-15 Tonight, we discuss the judgment at the white throne. When does all this happen? The past? The future? Or is the answer a bit more complicated?
Sermons on Christian Living (Page 2)
Psalm 27 Many of us have felt fears of various types—both justified and unjustified. But to my knowledge, none of us here have ever had a reason for fear so justified as David. The most powerful man in the region was hunting him and desperately wanted him dead. And yet, David shows confidence and courage. How? We desperately want to know, for…
Matthew 5:13-16 What was salt and light to the 1st Century disciples? What was the message of Jesus’ first parables from the Sermon on the Mount?
James 5:7-11 James wrote to a diverse group. But amongst them, there were powerful people who were taking advantage of the brethren. As a result, he sought to help get them to understand what was coming. And for the wealthy who were oppressing the poor of the church, it wasn’t pleasant! James is warning of a coming storm. And his solution—his call—was…
Revelation 20:7-11 Who is our great enemy today? How should we react to them? Is this a prophecy for the end times? How are we to understand Revelation 20 in the context of the rest of the book of Revelation?
1 Peter 1:10-25 We often focus much of our attention on how to become a Christian, and much of our effort on converting someone to Christ. But after that conversion happens–after the person comes up out of the water, their sins washed in the blood of the Lamb–what happens next? To find the answer, join us as we study 1 Peter 1:10-25…
Deuteronomy 6 It can be easy for us to fall into negative habits; but positive ones, however, seem to require a special effort; recommend focusing, rewarding success, setting reminders, and above all, being consistent. In many ways, this last one is the most important: if you’re going to change the way you live and behave, you need to be consistent. Making new…
Jonah 1:12 We often criticize Jonah for the decisions he made, but sometimes we are just like Jonah in the decisions that we make.