Sermons on Christian Living
“The Decline of a Nation” – 1 Kings – Sunday Morning Service
A nation often erodes from the inside-out. A church often erodes from the inside-out. A family often erodes from the inside-out. People erode from the inside-out. How can we stop this erosion?
“Walk Through the Word” – 2 Samuel – Sunday Morning Service
“God is Always in Control” – 1 Samuel 17 – Sunday Evening Sermon
David vs. Goliath: many are familiar with this Bible account, but few recognize the real hero, the real weapon, and the real reason behind this famous showdown.
“God is the Hero” – 1 Samuel – Sunday Morning Sermon
First Samuel tells about Samuel, Saul, and David, but God is the real hero.
“From Emptiness to Fullness” – Ruth – Sunday Evening Sermon
How could God use someone with so much baggage? How could God change a hopeless situation into the greatest blessing imaginable?
“The Weakest Strong Man” – Judges 13 – Sunday Evening Sermon
Samson had a wonderful start to his life, but his selfish choices continually led him away from the Lord. Learn from his mistakes so that you don’t repeat his failures, and suffer the consequences.
“Where Is God?” – Judges 6 – Sunday Morning Sermon
Why doesn’t God always respond when, how, and the way we think He should? Gideon struggled with this in the face of difficulties. How God responded to him teaches us many important lessons.
“Seeing God in Every Chapter of Joshua” – Joshua – Sunday Evening Sermon
Although the name of the book is Joshua, don’t let that fool you. The main character and leader in this book is God. God’s presence, power, and leadership is on display in every single chapter of Joshua. Join us as we Walk…
“Focus on God” – Joshua – Sunday Morning Sermon
As we continue our Walk through the Word series, the book of Joshua presents many wonderful truths and examples about focusing on God.
“Walking with God” – Deuteronomy – Sunday Evening Sermon
As we continue our series, “Walk through the Word,” Deuteronomy holds great treasures which teach us how to walk closely with God.