When Everything is Against You
This sermon draws from Psalm 143 to encourage believers who feel overwhelmed, defeated, or too far behind to recover. Using David’s desperate prayer during a time of betrayal, guilt, danger, and despair, the message shows that God invites His people to come honestly before Him—not because of their own strength or worthiness, but because of His faithfulness and righteousness.
Early Ministry and Eastern Galilee
This Sunday school lesson looks at Christ’s encounter with the Samaritan woman in John 4 and highlights the heart of His earthly ministry: bringing the good news of salvation to sinners in need. Through this passage, the sermon emphasizes that Jesus knew the woman’s sin, her past, and her need, yet still reached out to her with compassion and truth.
The Life of Christ – Questions That Could Not Trap Him
This sermon continues the study of Christ’s final public ministry by examining the questions brought to Him by the chief priests, elders, Pharisees, Herodians, Sadducees, and scribes. Each group tried to entangle Jesus in His words, but Christ answered with perfect wisdom and authority.
First Open the Doors
This sermon uses the life of King Hezekiah to show the importance of seeking God first in times of crisis, pressure, and spiritual battle. Beginning with a personal testimony of salvation and surrender, the message connects Hezekiah’s decision to reopen and repair the doors of the house of the Lord with the believer’s need to open the heart fully to God.
Questioning Jesus – Last Public Ministry in Jerusalem
This sermon continues the study of the life of Christ by examining His final public ministry in Jerusalem. From the plot against Jesus and Lazarus to the triumphal entry, the cursing of the fig tree, the cleansing of the temple, and the challenge to Christ’s authority, the message highlights the power, control, and purpose of the Lord Jesus.
The Appointed Time
This sermon is a sobering call to spiritual urgency in a world that often feels normal even as prophetic signs continue to unfold. Drawing from Habakkuk 2:3, Hebrews 9:27, Amos 6, and the parable of the ten virgins, the message warns against living “at ease” while delaying repentance, obedience, reconciliation, and readiness for Christ’s return.
Mystery Babylon Rising
This sermon examines Mystery Babylon through Revelation 17–18, focusing on the command to “come out of her, my people.”
The Life of Christ – Seeking the Lost
This sermon looks at the healing of blind Bartimaeus, the salvation of Zacchaeus, and the parable of the pounds to show Christ’s compassion, His mission to seek and save the lost, and the responsibility believers have to faithfully use what God has given them.
The Life of Christ – The First Shall Be Last
This sermon examines the parable of the laborers in Matthew 20, emphasizing God’s sovereignty, grace, and right to reward according to His perfect will rather than man’s expectations.