Revelation 21.15-27 What is the city of God? What can this mean to His people today, and how can we learn from it today?
Sermons from 2025
1 Timothy 3:2 These attributes are requirements for Godly leadership—and they must all be present for a man to be qualified to serve as an elder—a shepherd over God’s flock! But what about everyone else? I’d argue that most of the characteristics Paul describes as requirements for an elder also point to traits that God calls for all Christians to strive to…
Matthew 7:21-29 How should we live our lives and show our faithfulness?
Galatians 1:6-9 When you read the Bible for the first time in faith, you can find yourself flummoxed at the divisions we see around us. How can this one book output scores of different groups and fellowships—all of which believe in its importance and often its inspiration—all with key differences and disagreements. Some are minor: questions of interest but of little impact…
Revelation 21:9-21 What is the New Jerusalem? Is it Heaven? Or something now?
Matthew 7:7-12 Does God really hear our prayers? Does He really want what’s best for us?
1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 I could spend months looking solely at the letters to the Thessalonians! But today, I’d like us to look towards the end of the letter. For, as we find ourselves nearing the end of the letter, Paul turns to the biggest problem that was facing the hearts of the Christians in Thessalonica: a similar problem facing many of us…
Revelation 21:5-8 What is the second death? How can John promise there would be “no more death”?
1 John 4:7-21 This morning, we discussed how we are to have love for our brothers and sisters and how this love is to be a sacrificial love. Tonight, we are going to look at the very fount of love, Himself: God. So much of what the world views as love today has nothing to do with the true and pure love…
Matthew 7:1-5 What does Jesus say about judgment? How does His illustration about a mote of dust compare to our judgment of others? Join us as we look at the parables of Matthew 7 as Jesus closes out His sermon on the mount.