Sermons

Ever since Jesus uttered His infamous words, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” they have echoed the halls of humanity’s hearts, especially on Good Friday and Easter morning. As our sympathetic high priest hung upon the cursed tree, numbered with the transgressors and bearing our sins,

Living in a day and age when most people no longer trust organized religion either due to sexual and financial scandals of its leaders or due to the constant infighting and conflict amongst its members, it is difficult for churches to keep their doors open. Using numeric growth and financial

Today we are going to continue the sermon series on the Twelve Apostles by examining the life of Matthew “the tax collector.” Before I begin, I want to acknowledge that the book “Twelve Ordinary Men” by John MacArthur was used as the foundation for this sermon series. The choices we make in

We are in contact with both God’s and Satan’s kingdoms all the time. We must be careful what air we breathe in and keep. When we breathe in Satan’s air that says the broad path is ok we need to expel that air quickly lest we become a witness in his kingdom. When we breathe in