God’s Sovereignty

The Philippian jailer asks the most urgent question a sinner can ask: what must I do to be saved? Paul and Silas proclaim faith in Christ, minister to the jailer's household, and continue serving the church while trusting God's sovereign

God's Sovereignty

Acts 8 shows persecution scattering the Jerusalem church and carrying the gospel into Judea and Samaria. The sermon highlights God's sovereignty in using opposition to advance the church when believers remain faithful to the Word.

God's Sovereignty

Acts 7 records Stephen's sermon before the Sanhedrin, tracing Israel's history and exposing resistance to God's messengers. The sermon shows how God used even Stephen's rejection and death to advance the gospel and prepare for Saul's

God's Sovereignty

Acts 4:23-31 shows the church responding to persecution by gathering for a Scripture-shaped prayer meeting. The sermon urges believers to think biblically about opposition and to ask God for boldness rather than comfort alone.

God's Sovereignty

Philippians 2 holds together the twin truths of God's sovereign work in sanctification and the believer's real responsibility to obey. The sermon encourages Christians to work out what God has worked in, while warning that moral effort

SanctificationGod's SovereigntyNew Birth

Continuing the church's confession series, the message teaches that Scripture reveals one true God who is sovereign over the nations and yet exists eternally as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, warning that any distortion of this doctrine

God's Sovereignty

Finishing Psalm 2, this message points to Christ's future reign as King over all nations and kings, and calls hearers gripped by pandemic-era fear to find security not in circumstances but in the certainty that God reigns.

God's Sovereignty

Opening a study of Psalm 2 during the early days of a global pandemic, this message shows how rulers and nations rage against God's rule, and presses the unconverted to see their own rebellion mirrored in the psalm and to turn to Christ in

God's Sovereignty

Looking at Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus tending to Christ's body after the crucifixion, the message traces the fulfillment of Isaiah's prophecy of burial with the rich and calls listeners to examine whether they treat God's sovereignty

God's Sovereignty

Walking through John 19:17-22, the sermon shows a sovereign, loving, and telling God at work in the crucifixion, and presses hearers that true faith requires being born again, not merely bearing the name of Christian.

God's SovereigntyNew Birth