Sermons Page 18

Psalm 34 · 1 Peter 2:3

Song of Living

When pressured, David abandoned his principles through deception, yet God remained faithful. This sermon examines how returning to trust in God—despite past unfaithfulness—reveals his goodness and invites us to taste and know his faithfulness.

Psalm 51 · Romans 3:23

Song of Man's Sin

This sermon examines Psalm 51 as David's response to his sin with Bathsheba, showing how confession of sin results in God's forgiveness and restoration of relationship through God's unfailing love and great compassion.

Psalm 146

Song of Praise

This sermon examines why God alone is worthy of praise—as eternal creator, faithful keeper of promises, executor of justice, and everlasting king—and calls believers to speak the language of praise rather than complaint.

Psalm 55 · 1 Peter 5:7

Song of Prayer

When facing betrayal, loss, and despair, David's prayer in Psalm 55 models honest crying out to God and trusting Him to sustain us through impossible situations.

Psalm 27

Song of Trust

This sermon examines Psalm 27 as a declaration of trust in God during life's darkest moments. True faith means praying with honest emotion, waiting patiently for God's deliverance, and responding to suffering with confidence rather than fear.

Galatians 4:4-7 · Ephesians 1:4-5

Sovereignty: At Just the Right Time

God demonstrated His sovereignty by sending Jesus at the perfect moment in history. This sermon explores how God's meticulous plan, established before time itself, secures our redemption and adoption as His children.

1 Peter 1:3-12

Sovereignty: Hope for the Future

Peter encourages suffering Christians to fix their hope on God's sovereign plan for eternal salvation rather than present circumstances, a reminder for all believers to maintain faith in God's future promises regardless of present affluence or hardship.

2 Thessalonians 2:13-17

2 Thessalonians

Standing Firm

Paul encourages the Thessalonians to stand firm in their faith by reminding them that Jesus loves them, God has saved them, and God has called them to share in Christ's glory—truths that should give them unshakeable confidence regardless of their circumstances.

Philippians 4:4-9 · 2 Corinthians 5:7

Philippians

Start Thinking Right

This sermon argues that Christians have control over their thoughts, and right thinking leads to right actions. Through repentance, God's Word, and crisis, believers can renew their minds and live transformed lives.

John 4

Starting Spiritual Discussions

This sermon teaches that evangelism flows from who we are as believers, and that starting spiritual conversations requires courage, personality alignment, and practical approaches—whether direct, indirect, or invitational—to help others see the world through Jesus's eyes.

2 Timothy 3:10-17

Timothy

Stay

This sermon examines Paul's call for Timothy to remain grounded in Scripture despite persecution and false teachers. Believers who stay in God's Word will be equipped to live godly lives and honor God.

1 Thessalonians 2:10-12

Step Up!

Fathers are called to actively shepherd their children through encouragement, comfort, and insistence on godly standards, not to delegate this responsibility to mothers or remain on the sideline.

Joshua 1:1-9 · Deuteronomy 34:10-12

Joshua

Strength

This sermon examines how God's unchanging promises and presence provide strength for life's transitions. Like Joshua stepping into leadership, believers today can find courage through God's assurance to never abandon them.

Joshua 1:1-9 · Deuteronomy 34:10-12

Joshua

Strong and Courageous

Spiritual strength comes from trusting God's promises and listening only to him. As Joshua faced leadership transition, God assured him of his constant presence—a promise extended to believers today through Christ.

Luke 22:39-53 · Luke 22:31-38

Submission

Jesus in Gethsemane demonstrates the power of submissive prayer—yielding one's will to God's regardless of the cost. True faith is forged not through confidence in ourselves but through the struggle of surrender.

2 Corinthians 11:16-12:10

Sufficient Grace

Paul boasts in his weakness rather than strength to reveal God's sufficiency. God's grace is perfected in weakness, and believers should delight in their limitations as occasions to display Christ.

Psalm 19:1-4

Sunday Night Devo

The intricate design of the universe—from the sun's perfect distance to the precise atmospheric composition—declares God's glory and demands our wonder and praise.

Sunday Night Devotional Honoring Seniors

This devotional examines how change, though often uncomfortable, is essential for spiritual growth and maturity. God calls us to extend beyond our comfort zones and trust Him as He shapes us into the image of His Son.

Galatians 5:16-18 · 1 John 1:8-9

Take My Problems Away

Becoming a Christian doesn't instantly erase our sinful struggles, but the Holy Spirit works within us to produce transformation. True spiritual growth comes through honest confession, reliance on God's grace, and acceptance of our powerlessness without losing hope in Christ.

Genesis 11:1-9

Taking God's Place

This sermon examines the Tower of Babel as a cautionary tale about human pride and the attempt to usurp God's authority, calling listeners to find balance between ambition and faithful submission to God.

2 Corinthians 12:11-13:14

Test Yourselves

Paul challenges the Corinthians to examine themselves and prove their faith in Christ rather than demanding proof of his apostleship. True witness to faith comes through self-examination and alignment with Jesus.

Psalm 8 · Romans 1:20

The Beauty of Holiness

Looking at creation reveals God's eternal power and nature, calling us to worship the Creator rather than the created. This understanding gives us purpose and invites us to respond with childlike praise.

John 20:1-31 · 1 Corinthians 15

The Beginning

This sermon explores the resurrection of Jesus through Mary's encounter, Thomas's doubt, and its transformative power. Believers are called to confess Jesus as Lord and tap into resurrection power for victory over all spiritual opposition.

Genesis 4:1-16

The Beginning of Conflict

This sermon examines Cain's murder of Abel as a continuation of Adam and Eve's fall, showing how sin originates in the heart and separates us from God—yet God continually offers warnings and opportunities to resist temptation and return to relationship with him.