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Category: Sermons
Sermon blog posts
Four Common Misconceptions About End Times
Walk into any Christian bookstore and you will find a shelf of books on end times. Turn on a religious broadcast and you will hear charts, dates, and predictions. Scroll…
How Did I Get Here?
Nobody wakes up one morning and decides to ruin their life. It does not happen that way. It happens slowly — one compromise at a time, one blind spot left…
The Resurrection: Events of That First Easter Morning
For some, Easter is painted eggs and candy and a rabbit. For Christians, it is something else entirely. Easter is the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ—the single most…
God’s Order: Family, Church, and Leadership
God is a God of order. Everything He has created and everything He has put in place operates according to a design—and every time we deviate from that design, the…
Is God’s Word Enough?
It seems like a question with an obvious answer. Is God’s Word enough? Is it all that I need? Most of us would instinctively say yes and move on. But…
The Trail of Blood: Seeing the Lamb From Three Perspectives
Some images stop us in our tracks—not because they are beautiful, but because they are heavy with meaning. One such image is Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper. While it…
Sober-Minded on Purpose: Living as Ambassadors of Reconciliation
One of the most challenging calls in Scripture is the call to be sober-minded. Not just occasionally. Not accidentally. But on purpose. Paul tells Titus that mature believers must be…
Teach Us to Number Our Days: Living With Eternity in View
Life moves fast—faster than we realize. One moment we’re planning for tomorrow, next year, or retirement, and the next we’re reminded just how fragile our existence really is. In Psalm…
Commitment to Christ: What Are You Really Living For?
Commitment is not a word we use lightly. We talk about commitment to marriage, to family, to work, and to causes we care about. But when it comes to following…
