Sermons — Page 32

Hebrews 9 points believers toward persevering as they wait for the glory to come. The sermon invites hearers to covenant with God's people and persevere until Christ comes.

Nehemiah 3 calls God's people to serve with perseverance in the work before them. The sermon urges the church not to stand back from the work but to labor faithfully where God has placed them.

Acts 12 teaches perseverance in prayer by showing that God hears, answers, and delays according to His perfect wisdom. The sermon calls believers to keep knocking because nothing is too hard for the Lord.

Hebrews 12 calls believers to run with perseverance by looking to Christ and the joy set before them. The sermon holds out the hope of glory, the end of sorrow, and the sure worth of going with Jesus.

This testimony of conversion to Christ recounts the saving faithfulness of the Lord. The message points to the Son who purchased His people and will not lose those the Father has given Him.

Matthew 13 prepares the church for revival services through the parable of the sower, seed, and soils. The sermon calls believers to pray for the preacher, the Word sown, and the condition of their own hearts.

Galatians 4 and Colossians 2 help answer why Christians worship on Sunday. The sermon frames the Lord's Day as a swirl of God-centered activity rather than empty religious observance.

Matthew 25:31-46 presents the parable of the final judgment and the separation of sheep and goats. The sermon presses the seriousness of eternal judgment and the question of which side hearers are on.

1 Timothy 3:8-13 concludes the series on called and qualified men for the office of deacon. The sermon reminds the church and elders of their responsibility to recognize and appoint qualified servants.

1 Timothy 3:8-13 continues examining the qualifications for deacons. The sermon calls men and the church to measure potential servants by Scripture and seek God's will with seriousness.