Sermon Series

Paul charges the church to reject speculative false teaching, use God’s law rightly, and guard the gospel that produces sincere faith, holiness, and Spirit-wrought love.

Paul’s charge to Timothy shows how God’s grace, mercy, and peace equip weak servants to guard sound doctrine, cultivate godly leaders, and order the church faithfully.

God uses wilderness trials to expose unbelief, deepen faith, and reveal his supreme provision in Christ, the struck rock who bears judgment and gives eternal life.

Adam’s disobedience brought sin, condemnation, and death, while Christ’s obedience grants believers abundant grace, justification, righteousness, and eternal life.

Justification by faith gives believers certain hope through Christ’s reconciling death, the Spirit’s assurance, and joy in God amid suffering.

Justification by faith secures lasting peace with God, a firm standing in grace, and certain hope of sharing his glory through Jesus Christ.

Christ’s judgment seat and substitutionary love call believers to reject outward performance, die to self-rule, and live by faith to please and serve him.

Job’s suffering reveals that true fear of God rests in his holiness, sovereignty, wisdom, and glory, producing worship, obedience, repentance, and trust through Christ our mediator.

A call to live without regret by revering God, obeying his Word, exposing secret sins, resisting the fear of man, and following Christ’s example in light of coming judgment.

God’s redeemed people are called to obey his Word, repent under his loving discipline, and joyfully consecrate their whole lives to him through faith in Christ.

Leviticus’ priests, sacrifices, Sabbaths, and Jubilee point to Christ, whose finished work sanctifies his people as they rest in his grace and gather around the gospel.

Because Christ fulfilled the law and bore its curse, the church is empowered by grace to resist worldly values and reflect God’s holiness in worship, relationships, family, and community.

Jonah’s anger at Nineveh’s deliverance exposes the contradiction between sound theology and a self-centered life, while God calls his people to reverence, obedience, humility, and compassion.

God’s mercy toward Nineveh calls believers to heed his Word, reject complacency, and pursue genuine repentance through Christ rather than presume upon grace.

Jonah’s descent into discipline reveals God’s merciful pursuit, calling sinners to continual repentance, obedient faith, and restoration through Christ.

God’s unmatched glory is revealed in creation and redemption through Christ, calling believers to reject self-centered living and do everything by grace for God’s praise.

God sovereignly saves spiritually dead sinners through faith in Christ, then shapes them by the same unmerited grace for holiness, gratitude, and good works.

Christ’s finished work and imputed righteousness give believers peace with God, access to grace, assurance of salvation, and hope of glory through faith apart from works.

Christian families are called to advance the gospel through united service, hospitality, biblical faithfulness, sacrifice, and active involvement in the local church.

A call for mothers to honor Scripture through holiness, discipleship, homemaking, kindness, marital faithfulness, and a godly example to their children.

Godly fathers reflect their heavenly Father by loving their wives, modeling faith, nurturing trust, discipling and lovingly correcting their children, and serving faithfully in the church.

Kingdom citizens must persistently ask, seek, and knock, trusting their heavenly Father to supply the grace that conforms them to Christ.

Jesus teaches kingdom citizens to hallow God’s name by obeying his will in embodied life, depending on his provision, resisting temptation, and extending the forgiveness they received.

Jesus warns that religious profession, spectacular ministry, and mighty works cannot replace genuine faith, obedience, and a life transformed by the gospel.

Psalm 51 shows that genuine repentance means grieving rebellion against God, seeking cleansing and a transformed heart through Christ, and bearing fruit in obedient, gracious living.

Psalm 88 teaches believers to lament honestly, persist in prayer, and trust God’s sovereign faithfulness through prolonged suffering and seasons of darkness.

God will firmly establish his worldwide church in Christ because he loves and knows his people and satisfies them in himself.

Believers share Christ’s true humanity, righteousness, and death to sin, enabling repentance, sanctification, and freedom from sin’s dominion.

An introduction to the believer’s vital union with Christ as the foundation of salvation, identity, communion with God, perseverance, and Christlike living.

Children are called to obey and honor their parents, while parents must nurture them with patient, Christ-centered discipline and instruction.

Biblical marriage reflects Christ and the church as wives respectfully submit and husbands lead through sacrificial, nourishing, and cherishing love.

Biblical submission calls wives to respect their husbands’ God-given leadership as an expression of devotion to Christ, empowered by grace and the Holy Spirit.