Sermons

The way one speaks the truth, by which one has been set free, truly matters! When we share the Good News, our intention isn’t to cause harm, provoke anger, instigate conflict, diminish spirits, or condemn others but to tell them that the grace God has given us is being offered to them as well!

Numerous blessings in life warrant gratitude, including good health, food on one’s table, shelter, supportive family, and a secure retirement plan. But when we contemplate eternal blessings it is our relationship with the Lord is all that truly matters!

This sermon focuses on the background of Paul’s letters to the church at Thessalonica. Both of these letters address issues many churches face today such as how to be blameless, keeping the marriage bed pure, believing in but one God, handling persecution God’s way, should those

Humans have gained insights into various aspects of our world, often relying on probabilities to establish faith in certain truths. However, when it comes to the unseen spiritual realm, how is our faith in the Lord established? How does the seed of righteousness, once planted in our hearts,