John 3:22-36
John Gospel
Above All
Jesus is the bridegroom sent from above to redeem his unfaithful people. Accepting his testimony confirms God's trustworthiness and brings eternal life; rejecting it leaves one under God's wrath.
Amos 2:4-16 · Ruth 4:7
Amos
Apostasy
Israel's apostasy stems from rejecting God's word in favor of cultural voices, leading to devalued human life, mistreatment of the poor, sexual immorality, and active resistance to God's prophets. The church must choose to listen to God's truth rather than subjective philosophy.
Revelation 16:1-21
Armageddon
This sermon examines Revelation 16's account of God's judgment against Rome through seven bowls of wrath, emphasizing that Armageddon symbolizes God's ultimate victory over earthly power rather than a literal battlefield, and calls listeners to undivided allegiance to God.
Genesis 6:1-8 · Genesis 1-11
Continual Evil
This sermon examines Genesis 6:1-8 to understand why God brought the flood, exploring the meaning of 'sons of God,' the Nephilim, and the principle that godly believers must not intermarry with the ungodly—a warning that applies to choosing a spouse and remaining faithful to God.
Genesis 3:14-20 · Genesis 2:19
Sin and Its Consequences
This sermon examines Genesis 3:14–20 to reveal how sin brought consequences affecting humanity's relationship with creation, with each other, and with the environment. Sin carries definite consequences that serve as reminders of its power; only through Jesus can the eternal consequences of sin be fully addressed.
Amos 1:1-2:3 · Matthew 7
Amos and Micah
Sin and Judgement
This sermon examines God's patience with sin and judgment against nations that mistreated others, revealing how the sins we condemn in others often mirror our own failures to value people as image-bearers of God.
Matthew 25:31-46 · 2 Peter 3:1-18
The End
This sermon examines the biblical teaching on Christ's return, judgment, heaven, and hell, calling believers to live with urgency and gratitude for God's gift of eternal life.
Amos 3:1-15
Amos
The Lion Roars
God sovereignly sees and acts against sin, demanding justice and order from his people. Israel's destruction comes as consequence of refusing God's warnings through the prophets.
1 Samuel 28:1-25
The Psychic Hotline
This sermon examines Saul's desperate turn to witchcraft when God withdraws from him, illustrating that separation from God's voice is worse than any earthly trouble. Believers are called to respond immediately to God's word rather than delay and risk spiritual alienation.
Micah 1:1-16 · Jeremiah 26:18
Micah
The Wrath of God
God's judgment against Samaria and Jerusalem demonstrates His sovereignty, but His pronouncement of coming wrath should move believers to grieve for the lost and warn those headed toward judgment.
Amos 8:4-14
Amos
Too Late
This sermon examines God's judgment on Israel for exploiting the poor and rejecting his word, arguing that minimizing sin invites divine judgment—and calling listeners to align their priorities with God's by caring for the needy, worshiping with passion, and submitting to his will.
Romans 2:1-16
Romans
The Bad News
Paul addresses Jewish spiritual smugness by exposing how both Jews and Gentiles stand equally condemned before God's judgment. True response to God's kindness is repentance, not moral superiority.
2 Peter 2:1-22
2 Peter
Truth Wins
God will judge false teachers who deny His sovereignty and lead believers astray through messages of permissiveness, while preserving the righteous. Confidence in salvation rests on objective truth and God's consistent judgment.
1 Timothy 5:1-2 · Genesis 38
Basics
Me Too? Sexual Abuse Discussed
This sermon addresses sexual abuse with directness and sensitivity, calling men to treat women with dignity and respect while offering a biblical path to healing for victims that includes anger, justice-seeking, counseling, forgiveness, and trust in God's presence and wrath against sin.
Genesis 4:1-16
Genesis
Jealousy and Murder
This sermon traces Cain's descent into murder through anger and pride, showing how sin separates us from God. It calls listeners to heed God's warnings about temptation and repent before sin consumes them.
Luke 19:28-44 · Psalm 118:22-27
Luke 30
Jesus' entry into Jerusalem reveals a charade—the crowd expects military deliverance but Jesus brings judgment for those who reject him. True discipleship requires aligning expectations with God's actual plan.
Luke 20:9-19 · Psalm 118
Tenants
This sermon examines Jesus's parable of the tenants to show how God's gracious patience can be rejected, and that presuming upon God's grace while refusing accountability results in judgment.