Sermons categorized under Bible
- Attributes of God
- Baptism
- Bible Characters
- Children
- Conflict and Confrontation
- Creeds
- Death and Dying
- Death of Christ
- Divorce & Remarriage
- Esther
- Evangelism
- Failure
- Fear
- Fellowship
- Giving
- Grace
- Gratitude
- Health
- Heaven & Hell
- Homosexuality
- Hope
- Justice
- Justification
- Law
- Life of Christ
- Marriage
- Mercy
- Noah's Ark
- Peace
- Politics
- Power of the Holy Spirit
- Predestination
- Pride
- Prophet
- Resurrection of Christ
- Sex
- Sin
- Singing
- Singles
- Spiritual Growth
- Spiritual Leadership
- Ten Commandments
- Wives
- Work
Four Steps to Better Bible Listening
James 1:21-25You don’t have to know Greek or Hebrew to understand the Bible, but you do need a willing heart.
How Can I Be Filled With the Holy Spirit?
Ephesians 5:18If we live another day without the Holy Spirit’s control in our lives, we have only ourselves to blame. God has made himself fully available to us. Have we made ourselves fully available to him?
Last-Second Salvation
Luke 23:43Part two of a sermon series “The seven last words of Christ”
Bring Us the Book!
Nehemiah 8:1-12We need to rediscover the Bible in our generation.
The Misunderstood Messiah
Isaiah 53:1-3You can be wrong about many things and still go to heaven.
But you can’t be wrong about Jesus and go to heaven.
The Shocking Servant
Isaiah 52:13-15Jesus’ shocking death has sprinkled the nations with blood that will wash away every sin.
Can You Trust God With the Details of Your Life?
Genesis 50:20The question is not "Can you?” but "Will you?”
’Twas the Night Before Christmas
Hebrews 10:5-7Christ came to die! Nothing else explains his birth.
How Will You Be Remembered?
Genesis 50 & Hebrews 11One of the first prayers I learned to pray was my bedtime prayer. I do not remember how old I was when I first learned it, but I know I was just a young boy. Over the years it has helped millions of children get ready for bed. You probably know it by heart: Now […]
Are You Satisfied With God?
Genesis 45Nothing is ever wasted. Everything “fits” somewhere.
