Sermons — Page 14

Psalm 84 shows the beauty of God's dwelling place and the blessedness of those who remain faithful in His house. The sermon calls the church to see its beauty in the presence of the living God among His people.

Beauty of ChurchDwelling PlaceLiving GodFaithful Church

Hebrews 8:1-5 presents Jesus as the great high priest who ministers in the true heavenly sanctuary. The sermon shows that His perfect priesthood provides perfect access and a perfect salvation for His people.

Great High PriestHeavenly SanctuaryPerfect SalvationAccess to God

Acts 4 introduces the first outbreak of persecution against the church after the healing of the lame beggar. The sermon teaches that opposition is expected, seasons of peace are an opportunity for ministry, and persecuted churches should be

First PersecutionChurch OppositionGospel OpportunityPersecuted Church

Hebrews 7:20-28 declares Jesus to be the holy, perfect, and eternal high priest of a better covenant. The sermon calls believers to worship with gratitude because His priesthood is greater than the Levitical priesthood.

Greater PriestBetter CovenantEternal PriesthoodNew Covenant Gratitude

Hebrews 7:11-19 shows that the old Levitical priesthood has been set aside because a better hope has come in Christ. The sermon presents Jesus as the greater priest who gives His people access to God.

Greater PriestMelchizedekBetter HopeAccess to God

Luke 10:25-37 uses the lawyer's question and the parable of the Good Samaritan to expose the need for eternal life. The sermon presses hearers to move beyond religious huddles and speak clearly about the truth of the gospel.

Eternal LifeGood SamaritanGospel WitnessNeighbor Love

1 Timothy 5:22 frames elder ordination as a serious church act that should not be done hastily. The sermon explains what ordination is, why the warning matters, and how installing qualified elders serves the spiritual good of the church.

EldersChurch LeadershipSpiritual OversightCongregational Care

Acts 3:17-19 continues Peter's sermon after the lame beggar was healed, pressing the call to repent and return to God. The sermon emphasizes that sinners need more than religious appearance; they need the Spirit to bring true repentance and

Peter's SermonRepentanceReturn to GodGospel Confrontation

Psalm 119:9-11 teaches believers to glorify God by finding joy in Him and storing up His Word. The sermon presents the pattern of being clean, close, and committed as a Spirit-dependent way to fight sin.

Treasuring ScriptureAvoiding SinJoy in GodClean Close Committed

Romans 7 frames the believer's conflict with indwelling sin, applied here to the troubling tongue. The sermon teaches that speech problems come from the heart and must be brought to Christ for cleansing and Spirit-empowered change.

The TongueIndwelling SinHeart CleansingSpirit-Enabled Change