Sermons — Page 22

Proverbs 2 presents wisdom's path and the blessings that come from receiving God's instruction. The sermon charges graduates and the church to take the way of wisdom rather than the road of foolishness and destruction.

1 Samuel 1 presents a faithful but flawed family that God used for His glory. The sermon applies the account to mothers, fathers, and families while emphasizing the need for Spirit-filled life in the home.

Acts 16 shows active obedience in ministry, reminding believers that God calls them to faithfulness rather than guaranteed visible success. The sermon urges the church to obey while leaving the results to God.

Hebrews 3:1-6 shows Jesus to be greater than Moses, the greatest of Israel's servants. The sermon calls believers to prove Christ's greatness by enduring faithfully and hopefully to the end.

Hebrews 2:14-18 continues unfolding the greatness and perfection of Christ as Savior. The sermon shows His shared humanity, His victory over death, and His comfort for the redeemed in temptation.

Philippians 4:14-20 presents the Philippian church as a faithful example of ministry partnership and gospel support. The sermon connects generous giving, God's provision, and praise to God at the center of gospel work.

Hebrews 2:10-18 begins unfolding the greatness and perfection of Christ as Savior. The sermon shows how the Son of God became man to bring salvation, suffer for His people, and reveal the fullness of God's purpose in Christ.

Philippians 4:14-19 begins Paul's thankfulness for the Philippians' partnership and support. The sermon calls the church to see gospel giving as a serious, sacrificial, and joyful part of ministry fellowship.

Hebrews 2:5-9 teaches that God's destiny for the redeemed is bound to Christ and the world to come. The sermon looks forward to restored dominion under Christ while calling believers to live faithfully in the already-not-yet.

Acts 7 traces Stephen's faithful witness and the church's suffering under persecution. The sermon holds out hope that God can save even hardened sinners, as Saul's story would soon prove.