Sermons — Page 39

Returning to Ephesians after a break, this message unpacks Paul's prayer that Christ would dwell continually in believers' hearts through the Spirit's strengthening, so that what they believe is worked out into how they live.

James teaches that temptation does not come from God but from disordered desire that conceives sin and brings death. Enduring faith resists deception by trusting the Father's goodness and walking in humble obedience.

Psalm 139, Jeremiah 1, and Proverbs 6 are used to show that life in the womb is God's work and that abortion sheds innocent blood. The message holds together moral clarity, gospel forgiveness, compassion for those who have sinned, and hope

James commands believers to count trials as joy because God uses testing to produce steadfast, mature faith. Endurance grows as Christians trust God's heart, ask for wisdom, pray without doubting, and walk in humility.

God's certain judgment should awaken both reverent self-examination in believers and urgent warning to the lost. The same Lord who judged angels and the ancient world also knows how to rescue the godly.

Ruth’s faithfulness, humility, and devotion provide a portrait of excellence shaped by grace rather than cultural ideals. Her story displays God’s providence through ordinary obedience, suffering, and covenant loyalty.

Examining the sinful woman who anoints Jesus's feet in Luke 7:36-50, this message contrasts her costly, undignified act of worship with Simon the Pharisee's self-righteous contempt, showing that true gratitude flows only from those who know

Preached to honor graduating high school seniors, the message walks through Daniel's refusal to compromise in pagan Babylon and charges the graduates to live as thoroughly converted Christians, rooted in a healthy local church, for the

Preached by a visiting guest, this message calls the church to seek revival through humility and prayer rather than looking to government to fix the nation's problems, arguing that America's crisis is fundamentally spiritual and that

Continuing a series on 2 Chronicles 7:14, this message moves from human responsibility to God's sovereign promise, urging listeners not to delay in seeking the full pardon God offers to those who humble themselves, pray, seek His face, and