Tommy Alderman

Galatians 6:7-8 teaches the iron law of sowing and reaping. The sermon warns against sowing to the flesh and points hearers to the mercy of reaping what Christ has sown through the finished work of the cross.

Matthew 11 and Galatians frame a testimony of conversion around the truth that rest is found in Christ alone. The message rejects added works as grounds for salvation and invites weary sinners to come to Christ.

Surveying the vanity and unanswered questions raised throughout Ecclesiastes, the message shows that an eternal, Christ-focused perspective alone answers Solomon's search for meaning, wisdom, and hope in the face of death and injustice.

Surveying attributes such as God's self-existence, foreknowledge, and righteous wrath, this message argues that Scripture simply asserts God's existence as self-evident and calls hearers to deepen their study and worship of who he is.

Reflecting on the opening words of Genesis, the message argues that the existence of a creator is not merely a matter of faith but the only logical explanation for creation, equipping believers to answer unbelieving friends with confidence

1 John 5 teaches believers to rest assurance on the finished work of Christ, the testimony of God, and the evidence of new life. Doubts should be answered by trusting Christ, trusting God’s Word, and examining whether God has truly changed

John 19:30 declares that Christ finished His obedience, sacrifice, propitiation, and victory over sin, death, and Satan. Because salvation is complete in Him, believers live with gratitude, holiness, and confidence that God will finish the