In the history of the Christian church, few doctrines have been so hotly debated as the doctrine of predestination. Since predestination is a biblical concept, we must face this doctrine squarely whether we like it or not. It’s in the Bible, therefore we must first seek to understand it and then to ask what difference it makes.
Text: Romans 9:19-29Our basic problem is that we have allowed God to be everywhere but on his throne. No wonder we are unhappy and frustrated and unfulfilled. Let God be God and all will be well.
Text: Romans 9:6-18In the end we will discover that though we failed the Lord a thousand times, he never failed us, not even once.
Text: Romans 9:6-18If hell is real, it ought to break our heart.
Text: Romans 9:1-5Are you familiar with term asymmetric warfare? It’s a concept that has received lots of news coverage in the recent […]
Sermon Series: Asymmetric Spiritual WarfareIt’s time to pray, “Lord do things I’m not used to.”
Text: 1 Kings 17:1No question is more central to the missionary enterprise than the state of those without Christ. Are they really lost? Are those who never hear also lost? And that raises an important question. How can God send people to hell for not believing in Jesus, if they never even heard of him in the first place?
Text: Romans 2:12If God didn’t move in mercy, we would all end up in hell.
Text: II Peter 3:9I have three things on my mind that I want to talk to you about. These are really three different […]
Text: 1 Peter 1:22-25After a six-week break, we are returning to our study of I Peter. I want to begin by reminding you […]
Text: 1 Peter 1:17-21