Sermons

Why is it so difficult for some Christians to accept someone who is acceptable to God regardless of who they are, what they are, or where they are from?

It calls us to be the somebodies that do something in the name of Jesus Christ because apparently nobody else is willing to take a stand for what is right and just.

The resurrection of Jesus from the dead is the central fact of our Christian history. On it the church is built; without it, there would be no Christian church today.

If Jesus bore this heavy and burdensome cross for us when we were least deserving, what crosses are we willing to bear for him?

It's what believers do as a result of their faith and not as a prerequisite to faith.

Now that we're Christians we're supposed to see people in a different light.

Just think what we could do if Christians everywhere did something, anything, to produce fruit rather than sit in their "holy huddles" worrying about the future, their future.

That Christian maturity we seek involves acting on the guidance we've already received.

In all the misery he causes us to face his goal is to tempt us to doubt Christ's true identity.

The more we grow in Him the clearer our vision gets as we see what it is that God wants for us in our lives here on earth in His service.