God's Protection and Provision Through Christ
God's Majesty Revealed in Christ
God's Response to Rebellion
"Serving a Risen Savior" Easter 2019
"Understanding Assurance" 1 John 5:13-17
"Receiving Gods Testimony" 1 John 5:9-12
"Living Like Overcomers" 1 John 5:1-8
"Godly Confidence" 1 John 4:17-21
"Examining Your Walk" 1 John 4:12-16
"Loving One Another" 1 John 4:7-11
"Testing Teachers" 1 John 4:1-6
"Holding God's Hand" 1 John 3:18-24
"What We Should Look For" 1 John 3:13-17
"Guarding Against Deception" 1 John 3:7-12
"Only the Beginning: 1 John 3:1-6
"Knowing what you Know" 1 John 2:25-29
"Do Not Love the World" 1 John 2:15-24
"Free To Not Sin" 1 John 2:1-14
"Walking in the Light" 1 John 1:5-10
"The Word Of Life" 1 John 1:1-6
Glory to God in the Highest
What We Are Getting For Christmas
"Where Messiah Comes From"
"Connecting Promises to Fulfillment" Genesis 11:10-26
"United in Error" Genesis 11:1-9
"Choosing Our Response" Genesis 9:18-29
Opportunities to Obey God
"The Importance of Knowing Christ" Acts 10:1-8
"How We Shall Serve Him" Acts 9:32-43
"Life in Christ" Acts 9:26-31
"Christ Should Change Us" Acts 9:20-25
"Reasons Greater Than Our Objections" Acts 9:10-19
"Meeting Them Where They Are" Acts 9:1-9
"Know Who You Follow" Acts 8:9-24
"Choosing How We Respond" Acts 8:1-8
Return to Me
"Give Honor to My Name" Malachi 2
"How Have You Loved Us" Malachi 1
I am the Vine
I am the Way, And the Truth, And the Life
I Am The Bread Of Life
Living For God
God is Building Us
The Words of the Angel
Measuring By Gods Standards
Chosen to Be Transformed
Grafting in Good Fruit
Where Our Focus Should Be
Running the Right Race
A Life Remade in Christ
A Warning to Heed
Growth Requires Change
Seeking to Serve
Who We Were, Who We Are
Who is Jesus
Desiring God's Will In Our Lives
"Things We Need to Know" Colossians 1:1-8
"Messengers of Good News" Luke 2:10
"Called To Serve God"
"Taking Time to Serve God" Genesis 8:14-22
"Making Decisions" Genesis 8:6-13
"Taking Notice Genesis" 8:1-5
"What is Trust" Genesis 7:7-12
"Relation Ripples" Genesis 7:1-6
All God's Commands Genesis 6:17-22
Why We Strive "Genesis 6:9-16"
God's Patience with our Brokenness Genesis 6:1-8
Where We Come From Genesis 5:1-32
Making God Our Priority Genesis 4.16-26
Calling Sin a Sin "Acts 7:51-60
The Sting of Rejection "Acts 7:35-50"
Trusting God in Times of Change "Acts 7:17-34"
Call Commitment Conflict Acts 7:1-16
Our Utmost Acts 6:8-15
Repairing the Inevitable Acts 6:1-7
Delicate Situations Acts 5:33-42
Clarity in Confusion Acts 5:24-32
Our Response to Disagreement Acts 5:17-23
How We Go About Gods Work Acts 5:12-16
Walking Like We Talk Acts 5:1-11
Getting Back on the Horse Acts 4:32-37
Responding to the Unexpected
Keeping Watch on Our Tower
Is it ok to Question God?
Knowing the Requirements
But We All Sin
God Can and Did Do Something
There is a God who Loves you
Place it in His hands 1 Peter 5:1-11
The Power of the Empty Tomb
How a Shepherd Leads 1 Peter 5:1-5
Above All 1 Peter 4:7-11
Preparation is the Key 1 Peter 4:1-6
Choosing Your Path, 1 Peter 3:17-22
Doing Right Regardless 1 Peter 3:13-16
How Shall We Respond
You Want Me to Do What? 1 Peter 3:1-7
Working for the Shepherd 1 Peter 2:18-25
Give Them No Excuse 1 Peter 2:4-12
Living Like Who We Really Are
Finding God in Despair Genesis 3:20-24
Repent and Be Blessed
Standing Firm
The Object of Our Faith
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God's Protection and Provision Through Christ
This sermon looks at Psalm 16. In it we look at God's protection, provision, and peace. And how Jesus Christ is God's ultimate provision. -
God's Majesty Revealed in Christ
This sermon looks at Psalm 8. In it we examine how God's majesty it revealed in great and small things and how the greatest revelation of God's majesty is found in Jesus Christ. -
God's Response to Rebellion
The sermon is the first in a series on Messanic Psalms. In it we examine God's response to rebellion, Jesus Christ, the messiah. -
"Serving a Risen Savior" Easter 2019
We serve a God who is worthy to serve. A living God who is not in the tomb. A God with a plan who has given us His word, the Bible. A God who loved us and died on a cross so that we might have eternal life. -
"Understanding Assurance" 1 John 5:13-17
The Bible contains assurance of our eternal salvation. When we know that we are secure we can boldly come before God in prayer. John assures us God will hear and answer our prayers when we pray according to God's will. -
"Receiving Gods Testimony" 1 John 5:9-12
We all receive the testimony of men. The testimony of God is far greater. If we receive the testimony of men we should receive the testimony of God. God has testified that Jesus is the Christ the savior of the world and that we have eternal life in Jesus Christ. -
"Living Like Overcomers" 1 John 5:1-8
As Children of God based on faith in Jesus Christ, we are called to live as overcomers, keeping God's commands and loving one another. We need to lean more and more on God and listen to the world less and less to be able to live like the overcomers we are. -
"Godly Confidence" 1 John 4:17-21
Confidence is a tricky thing, too much or misplaced confidence can get you in a lotta trouble. Christians are called to have measured confidence based on Christ's work on the cross and our walk with Him. -
"Examining Your Walk" 1 John 4:12-16
All Christians should take a look at how they are doing in their walk with God. One way to do this is to see how you are doing at loving your fellow Christians. Another is to look at what you confess publicly about Jesus Christ. -
"Loving One Another" 1 John 4:7-11
As Christians, we need to have our priorities line up with God's priorities. Our focus in life needs to be on what God is focused on. One of the great priorities of the Gospel is to love one another as Christ loved us. -
"Testing Teachers" 1 John 4:1-6
Because there are false teachers in the world we should test the spirit behind anyone claiming to teach God's word. John provides some insight into how we can go about testing the spirit of teachers. This sermon looks at what John wrote on this topic. -
"Holding God's Hand" 1 John 3:18-24
Every Christ has those times when they don't "feel" like they are walking with Christ. John tells his readers they can know they are of the truth, walking with Christ, when they love one another in true deeds. These acts of love indicate they are holding God's hand. -
"What We Should Look For" 1 John 3:13-17
When we are looking for someone to tell us God's word what is it we are looking for? How can we know if we should listen to a preacher or teach of God's word? John wrote 1st John to people who were facing false teachers. He tells them some things we can look for in a preacher or teacher. -
"Guarding Against Deception" 1 John 3:7-12
There have been and will always be false teachers. John warns his readers to guard against false teaching, providing some steps we can all take to insure we are not deceived by false teachers. -
"Only the Beginning: 1 John 3:1-6
Salvation is an amazing thing, God in His great love provided a way for us to enter into an eternal relationship with him. But God has called us to more than just getting into Heaven, He wants us to grow as Christians to walk with Christ, to abide in Him. As children of God, we need to continue to grow as we serve God and love others. -
"Knowing what you Know" 1 John 2:25-29
God has given us a promise of eternal life. We can have assurance of our eternal destiny based on this promise from God. When we have assurance of our salvation we can live life without fear or dread and love and serve God. -
"Do Not Love the World" 1 John 2:15-24
If we want to walk with God there are some instructions we need to follow. One of those instructions is found in First John 2:15-24, "Do not Love the World, nor the things in the World." This means not sacrificing for, not serving the things of the world but serving God. -
"Free To Not Sin" 1 John 2:1-14
Some folks live life right on the edge of sin, not understanding that we are called to sin less. We need to understand that God desires that we live according to His Word and His will and that when we do this we can know we are in fellowship with Him. -
"Walking in the Light" 1 John 1:5-10
Christian fellowship is vital to our growth in Christ. We must be in fellowship with God to be in fellowship with one another. With this in mind, a question arises, does God require anything from us to be in fellowship with Him? This sermon hopes to answer that question from 1 John 1:5-10. -
"The Word Of Life" 1 John 1:1-6
Throughout the history of Christianity, there have been false teachers. John wrote the letter of 1st John to correct some false teaching. In the introduction to the letter, he corrects the false teaching that Christ was not actually a man, that he only appeared to be a man. -
Glory to God in the Highest
Sometimes we forget that the most important thing in the Christmas season is giving Glory to God. When we look at how the angels give Glory to God at the Birth of Christ we can see a wonderful example of how we should give Glory to God. -
What We Are Getting For Christmas
What has God given us when He gives us His son? Certainly a savior, but also a Prophet, a Priest, a Judge, and a King. When we understand the height and width of this gift it will change how we live. -
"Where Messiah Comes From"
s Christians, we need to be certain that the Bible is God's word. One of the things God has placed in the Bible to help us know it is His word are prophetic statements. God tells us what will happen, and it happens just like He said it would. God provided a number of prophecies about the Messiah coming. We can look at how those came true and know that the Bible is, in fact, God's word. -
"Connecting Promises to Fulfillment" Genesis 11:10-26
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"United in Error" Genesis 11:1-9
God's people are called to be united, however, it is important that we are united in doing God's will. Unity is good as long as we are united in serving God. We need to be very careful who we are united with, what we are united in doing. This sermon looks at the people at the tower of Babel and how they were united in their error, rejecting God's command to fill the Earth. -
"Choosing Our Response" Genesis 9:18-29
Everyone messes up. We have a choice when people mess up. We can ignore the mess, we can take advantage of them in their mess, or we can show love and kindness to them in their mess. How we chose to respond to their mess says a lot about who we are and our walk with God. How we chose to respond affects more than just us, it affects the generations that come after us. -
Opportunities to Obey God
God gives us opportunities to obey him every day. We can get caught up in getting results, but what He really wants from us is obedience. We need to seek His will and yield to his prompting, obeying right away and fully. -
"The Importance of Knowing Christ" Acts 10:1-8
Some people look like they have it all together. They have a good job, nice house, wonderful family. But they don't know Christ. We need to understand how that it is far more important to know Christ than to have it all together. -
"How We Shall Serve Him" Acts 9:32-43
We are called to help and serve others. To do this we have to know what troubles they are facing. We can get caught up in our one lives and fail to notice others in need. We need to be ready to help when the situation arises. Helping God's way and giving Him the credit, the honor, and the Glory. -
"Life in Christ" Acts 9:26-31
When we come to Christ our problems do not all go away. Trusting in Christ changes how we handle them. It does not make them all disappear. God calls us to serve Him in our problems to use the challenges we face in life to grow more mature as Christians. -
"Christ Should Change Us" Acts 9:20-25
Coming to Christ should change us. It should change who we hang out with. It should change what we talk about. It certainly changed who Saul hung out with and talked about it. We need to change as much as Saul did. From who we were to who God wants us to be. -
"Reasons Greater Than Our Objections" Acts 9:10-19
God calls all of us to serve. Sometimes we do not like what God calls us to do. We object to what we are called to. We need to know that God's reason for calling us is greater than our objections. -
"Meeting Them Where They Are" Acts 9:1-9
When people are lost we can either sit and wait for them to come to us or we can go to where they are and help them understand who Jesus is. To help them understand who Jesus is we have to try to understand where they are. Where they are in their grief, anger, fear, mistrust, or apathy. We can only understand where they are if we talk to them about what they have been through. -
"Know Who You Follow" Acts 8:9-24
In life, we all face trials, challenges, storms. We need to know who we are following in these times. Are we following God, who we can trust, or someone or something else? -
"Choosing How We Respond" Acts 8:1-8
We have many choices to make in life, one choice we may have to make is how to respond when we are persecuted as Christians. This sermon examines how the early church responded to persecution and how these responses resulted in the spread of the Gospel message. -
Return to Me
Sometimes we think we want justice, but we really do not want God to treat us with Justice, we want grace and mercy. The people in Malachi's day asked, "where is the God of Justice?" And God told them He is coming. 400 years later Christ came. -
"Give Honor to My Name" Malachi 2
We can either take honor and glory for our selves in how we live or we can give it to God, sharing honor and glory with God is not an option. We cannot honor God if we are not living the way He has called us to live. -
"How Have You Loved Us" Malachi 1
Sometimes we can feel like God does not love us. That is how Israel felt when Malachi gave his prophetic message. We need to know God loves us. We need to respond to His loving kindness by giving Him the Honor and the Glory for all that He has done for us. -
I am the Vine
God wants us to serve Him to be able to do this we have to abide in Jesus Christ. We do not have the power to do anything for God if we are not abiding in Christ. Jesus says; "I am the vine, you are the branches; he who abides in Me and I in him, he bears much fruit, for apart from Me you can do nothing." -
I am the Way, And the Truth, And the Life
Life is a journey with only two possible destinations, Heaven or Hell. We all come to a crossroads at some point and must decide which we are going to go. Do we follow the many pointing down the broad way? Or do we follow the one pointing down the narrow way? The only way, the only truth that leads to the only life is the narrow way through Jesus Christ. He is the way, the truth and the life. -
I Am The Bread Of Life
Sometimes we make worldly things more important than they are. We need to understand that our eternal destiny is vastly more important than any material worldly things. This sermon looks at how Jesus uses the statement; "I am the Bread of Life" to direct people to the importance of eternal things. -
Living For God
We can live life for ourselves or we can live life for God. If we are going to live life for God we need to know what that look living a life for God looks like. This sermon looks at the conclusion of Paul's letter to the Colossians for some examples of what it looks like to live a life for God. -
God is Building Us
We can either make life about what we want, or we can make it about what God wants for us. If we will make it about what God wants for us He will build us into someone that can serve Him. Paul tells the Colossians somethings they need to build on if they want to serve God. -
The Words of the Angel
The world is full of lost and hurting people who do not know what they are looking for. As Christians we need to help them to not be afraid, to know they need Jesus Christ and that Christ died on the cross to pay for their sins. We are called to help them understand He rose from the grave, He is not in the tomb. This is the message the angel gave the women who came to the tomb on Easter morning. -
Measuring By Gods Standards
We all live our lives according to some standard. The question is are we living according to God's standard or some other standard. This sermon looks at how we can "Do all things in the name of the Lord Jesus." -
Chosen to Be Transformed
As chosen and beloved of God we are called to transform our hearts. Put on a heart of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. We are to bear with each other and forgive each other. We do this by letting the Peace of Christ rule in our hearts and by letting the Word of Christ richly dwell in us. This makes is thankful to God and we can do all things in the name of the Lord Jesus. -
Grafting in Good Fruit
God calls us to change, from who we were to a new way of life. We have something things we need to cut out of our lives and some things we need to allow God to graft in. -
Where Our Focus Should Be
We have things we seek, things we desire, long for. Paul instructs the Colossians to seek for and delight in Heavenly things, not the things of this Earth. He is telling them where their focus should be in life. Not on Earth, but in Heaven. -
Running the Right Race
God calls all of us to strive to grow and serve Him. If we are not careful we can end up thinking this growing and serving can earn us salvation. Christian maturity is not found in a system of rules and regulations with neat little boxes we can check. We grow when we walk with Christ, abide in Him, serve God and yield to the Holy Spirit. -
A Life Remade in Christ
We all get to feeling like our sins have piled up and crushed us down. We need to know that Christ's death on the cross paid our debt to God. That evil was defeated at Calvary, and we are free from the chains of sin. This sermon looks at how this was accomplished and how Paul explains this to the Church at Colossae. -
A Warning to Heed
Paul calls for the Colossians to beware of false teachings or be taken captive by them. Our world today is filled to overflowing with just such false teaching. We need to "See to it" that we are not taken captive by teachings that are "not according to Christ." -
Growth Requires Change
We are all called to Grow in Christ and Growth requires change. Some people like change, others do not. We all need to be willing to change to be able to grow mature in Christ -
Seeking to Serve
We can seek life and live in God's abundance or we can seek death and wallow in decay. We have the choice of what kind of attitude we have. We need to learn to seek to serve God. This sermon examines what kind of attitude the Apostle Paul had as he served God. -
Who We Were, Who We Are
It is vital that we remember who we were before we came to Christ. Who we are now in Christ. And that it was Christ who got us here. This affects so much of how we walk in Christ now. -
Who is Jesus
It is vital that we know who Christ is so that we can understand what he did on the cross and how He intercedes for us now. This sermon looks at the description of Jesus found in the first chapter of Colossians. -
Desiring God's Will In Our Lives
Sometimes we get caught up in success in life, impressing others with what we have accomplished. We need to desire to do God's will and walk in a manner worthy of the Lord. We need to be thankful for God preparing us to do this. This Sermon looks at the things Paul prayed for the people of Colossae to receive from God. These are the same things we need to receive to be able to walk in a manner worthy of the Lord. -
"Things We Need to Know" Colossians 1:1-8
In the greeting to his audience (the Church at Colossae), The Apostle Paul provides some important information. This information is just as important to us. This sermon looks at Paul's greeting to find "Things We Need to Know" -
"Messengers of Good News" Luke 2:10
We are all called to be messengers for God, bringing His good news of greatest joy to all the people of the world. -
"Called To Serve God"
God calls all of us to serve Him. This call comes unexpectedly and we can think He is calling us to do something we just can't do. Just think about how Mary felt when He called her to be the mother of Jesus Christ. -
"Taking Time to Serve God" Genesis 8:14-22
A Major part of the Christian life is serving God. We need to serve God when he wants, how he wants, and for His purposes not our own. We need to Serve together, knowing God sees our Service. -
"Making Decisions" Genesis 8:6-13
We have many decisions to make in this life. We need to learn how to be patient in making them. So that we allow God time to help us in making our choices. This sermon looks at how Noah made the decision when to leave the Ark. -
"Taking Notice Genesis" 8:1-5
God never forgets us, He always helps us. But do we always notice when He does? We need to pay attention in times of trouble to notice when God helps us through trials. We need to know He never forgets. -
"What is Trust" Genesis 7:7-12
Our relationship with God begins with Trust. We can only Grow with God when We trust in Him. We truly need to understand what Trust is. This sermon examines what Trust is using Noah's trust in God as an example. -
"Relation Ripples" Genesis 7:1-6
How we interact with God affects those around us. When we are in relationship with God, abiding in Him, obeying His commands it has a wonderfully positive effect our families. -
All God's Commands Genesis 6:17-22
God gives many commands. God is the only source of salvation, both eternal and daily salvation. All God's commands are for our benefit. We need to do our best to know all that God has commanded and strive to follow His commands. -
Why We Strive "Genesis 6:9-16"
As hard as we try we will never live a perfect life. We are called to do our best to live life according to God's word. But, we all fall short, and God must deal with it when we fall short. Thankfully God has a plan. -
God's Patience with our Brokenness Genesis 6:1-8
God is patient with our sin, but His patience is not infinite. God must deal with Sin. Thankfully God has a plan for sin. God's plan for sin is based on Grace. When the earth was full of wickedness Noah found grace in God's eyes, so can we. -
Where We Come From Genesis 5:1-32
How we view where we come from affects how we view the world we live in today. This sermon looks at the Geneology of the line of Seth found in Genesis chapter five. This tells us where we come from and helps us strive to follow God's plan. -
Making God Our Priority Genesis 4.16-26
We must have priorities in life. If we make worldly success our top priority our service to God will suffer. Only when we make God our top priority can we serve Him best. This sermon takes a look at how we set our priorities. -
Calling Sin a Sin "Acts 7:51-60
We will come face to face with sin in this world and we must speak up and call sin a sin. To not call a sin a sin is to endorse, encourage and support sin. This sermon looks at Stephen calling sin an sin and the consequences he faces. -
The Sting of Rejection "Acts 7:35-50"
No one likes being rejected. When someone we love is rejected it hurts. When Our Savior and Lord Christ is rejected that hurts us as well. We need to know there have always been those that reject God and there always will be. We need to be ready! -
Trusting God in Times of Change "Acts 7:17-34"
One thing that is inevitable in life is change. We need to be aware of how life is changing around us and how it might affect our service to God. We need to know God is with us in these changes preparing us to serve Him. -
Call Commitment Conflict Acts 7:1-16
God calls us into relationship with Him, He calls us into service for Him. We need to be ready to answer that call, whenever or wherever it might come. This sermon looks at Steven's testimony before the court in Acts 7:1-16 -
Our Utmost Acts 6:8-15
We can go through life doing only what is required, the minimum necessary to get by, or we can do our very best in everything we do, serving God to the utmost. God calls us to serve Him. We need to strive to do so to the best of our ability. -
Repairing the Inevitable Acts 6:1-7
When we serve God there will be times when we fail, make mistakes, mess up. We need to pull together in unity to fix these problems. This sermon looks at an example of how this was done in the early Church. -
Delicate Situations Acts 5:33-42
Sometimes we find ourselves in situations that require a delicate balance. We need to know how God wants us to handle these situations. This sermon looks at such a delicate situation in the Book of Acts. -
Clarity in Confusion Acts 5:24-32
God working in the world can confuse those who do not know Him. We need to bring clarity in those situations. This sermon looks at a situation where the Apostles brought some clarity to a confusing situation. -
Our Response to Disagreement Acts 5:17-23
Sometimes disagreements escalate into feuds. Even in these times, we are called to follow God's word, to live like he calls us to live. This sermon examines one such time and how the Apostles responded in a disagreement. -
How We Go About Gods Work Acts 5:12-16
Individually we are not much, but when we work in unity we can get so much more done. God calls us to do His work in unity with one purpose. This sermon looks at the early Church working in unity in the book of Acts. -
Walking Like We Talk Acts 5:1-11
Hypocrisy is pretending to be someone you are not. We live in a world full of hypocrisy, there are some things we need to know about it. This sermon takes a look at an act of hypocrisy in the book of Acts. -
Getting Back on the Horse Acts 4:32-37
God calls us to pray in our need, When we are of one heart and soul we serve Him and He responds with abundant grace, which we use to further serve Him and care for those in need. This sermon gives an example of this process in the early Chruch -
Responding to the Unexpected
Unexpected things happen in life. We need to know God is with us in the unexpected things. That even in a worse case scenario we can trust in God, because God IS our strength. -
Keeping Watch on Our Tower
Many times we will need to wait for God to answers our questions. While we wait we need to be ready to change how we think, speak or act. Because His answers will require us to change these things. This sermon addresses how we wait and His reply. -
Is it ok to Question God?
There are things that happen in life that may drive us to question God. Is it ok to ask God questions? How God? Why God? When God? This sermon examines Habakkuk asking God questions to see the answer to this question. Is it ok to Question God? -
Knowing the Requirements
Some things have requirements. It is always good to know what they are. When we explain the Gospel it is crucial we explain what the requirement for having a relationship with God is. The only requirement is faith in Jesus Christ. -
But We All Sin
God loves us and wants an eternal relationship with us. But there is a problem. We all sin. We think, say, or do things that contradict God's will. We need to know this and explain what sin is to others so that they can know they need a savior. -
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God Can and Did Do Something
We cannot do anything about our sin, But God can and did do something. He came in the form of a Man, Jesus Christ, lived a sinless life, and died on the cross to pay for our sins. This sermon helps us communicate what God did in our Gospel message. -
There is a God who Loves you
Sometimes knowing one piece of information and change your whole world. Knowing there is a God who loves you and wants an eternal relationship with you is that kind of information, it will change your whole world. -
Place it in His hands 1 Peter 5:1-11
Anxiety is a heavy burden, we need to know we can give our anxiety to God. Peter has calls us to stand firm in our faith. We can know that we will be perfected, strengthened confirmed and established by God for eternity. This sermon discusses this. -
The Power of the Empty Tomb
Why is it crucial that we believe in literal, historical, physical, bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ? Many today returning from this concept. This sermon discusses 4 reasons why we should stand firm in our faith in the resurrection of Jesus. -
How a Shepherd Leads 1 Peter 5:1-5
We are all called to serve God, it is vital that we understand the manner in which we are to do what God has called us to do. This sermon looks at how those called to lead are instructed to lead. -
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Above All 1 Peter 4:7-11
We all have a limited amount of time in this life. We need to make sure we have our priorities lines up with God's. We need to not waste what time we have seeking our own will, but seeking to do His. This sermon discusses one of God's priorities. -
Preparation is the Key 1 Peter 4:1-6
We are all called to work for God. We must make sure we are prepared to do His work. We have to sharpen our axes, put on our armor and be ready to do His work. One of the things we have to be prepared for is suffering. 1 Peter 4:1-6 covers this. -
Choosing Your Path, 1 Peter 3:17-22
We will all face a choice. Follow God's will or our own will. We need to know God wants us to follow His will even if we may suffer in doing so. The sermon examines The concept that it is better to suffer for doing right than for doing wrong. -
Doing Right Regardless 1 Peter 3:13-16
A sermon preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday, March 5th, 2017 based on 1 Peter 3:13-16. This sermon discusses how we need to seek to do Good all the time. -
How Shall We Respond
A sermon preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday, February 26th, 2017. This sermon is based on 1 Peter 3:8-12 and wraps up Peter's teaching on submitting in every human institution. Providing insight into how we need to respond. -
You Want Me to Do What? 1 Peter 3:1-7
This sermon was preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday, February 19th, 2017. It is based on 1 Peter3:1-7 and discusses marriage and relationships. -
Working for the Shepherd 1 Peter 2:18-25
This sermon was preached at Mullin First Baptist Chruch on Sunday, February 12th, 2017. It is based on 1 Peter 2:18-25 and discusses fulfilling our obligations and responsibilities to those we work for with reverence to God. -
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Give Them No Excuse 1 Peter 2:4-12
This sermon was preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday January 29th, 2017. It is based on 1 Peter 2:4-12 and discusses Peters call for Christians to grow in Christ and display their grow in their behavoir. -
Living Like Who We Really Are
This sermon was preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday January 22nd, 2017. It is based on 1st Peter 1:22-2.3 and discusses how we are called to love our fellow Christians and long for God's word. -
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Finding God in Despair Genesis 3:20-24
This sermon was preached on Sunday December 18th, 2016 at Mullin First Baptist Church. The sermon discusses how we must choose to see God in our calamities, finding hope in His promises and provision. -
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Repent and Be Blessed
A sermon preached at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday September 25th, 2016. This sermon is based on Acts 3:17-26 and discusses the blessings we receive when we repent and turn from our sins, even the ones we did in ignorance. -
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Standing Firm
This sermon was presented at Mullin First Baptist Church on Sunday June 5th. It is based on Philippians May 29th and is titled "Standing Firm" It addresses the need to stand firm in the Lord. -
The Object of Our Faith
Philippians 3:1-11
