Faith Free Presbyterian Church

This sermon examines the doctrine of the Trinity through specific passages in the book of Isaiah, identifying the distinct roles and relationships of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. The analysis begins with Isaiah 42, where the Father is presented as the commissioner who delights in the Son, the Servant, who is empowered by the Holy Spirit to bring gentle justice to the Gentiles. The teaching co...

Sermon given at the baby dedication of Azalea Christ.

Roll Eugene McEndollar, 84, passed into the presence of his Savior on September 11, 2026. He was born in Peoria, Illinois on March 12, 1942, and shortly thereafter was adopted by Willard E. and Blanch L. (Irey) McEndollar. Roll graduated from Woodruff High School in Peoria, Illinois in 1960 and completed a diploma program at Midstate College of Commerce in 1964 in the same city. He received a Bach...

This sermon examines Paul's exclamation to the Galatians, highlighting the danger of drifting from the clear presentation of the gospel toward legalism. The central argument emphasizes that justification is found solely in faith in Christ, not in works of the law, and that the church must maintain the centrality of the cross against social and political distractions. The message distinguishes betw...

This sermon examines the Trinitarian dimensions of Isaiah 11, focusing on the identification of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit within the prophecy of the Messiah. The Father is presented as the implicit source of the Davidic line, while the Son is depicted as the royal Branch who rules with righteousness and integrity. The Holy Spirit is highlighted as the distinct person who rests upon the Mess...

The sermon explores the concept of beauty as a divine hallmark of God's creation, arguing that true beauty is defined by appropriateness, symmetry, and harmony rather than mere aesthetic preference. By examining scientific principles such as the structure of peacock feathers and the mathematical elegance of nature, the speaker illustrates how these features point to an intelligent Designer rather...

The sermon explores the doctrine of the Trinity within Old Testament scriptures, focusing primarily on Genesis chapter one. It examines how the plural Hebrew name Elohim and the phrase 'let us make man' indicate a plurality of persons within the Godhead. The instructor identifies the distinct roles of the Father as initiator, the Son as the agent of creation through New Testament parallels, and th...

This sermon introduces a new Sunday school series focused on the biblical theology of the Trinity, emphasizing its foundational role in Christian faith. The speaker distinguishes between three methods of theological study: systematic, which organizes doctrine logically; biblical, which traces themes chronologically through Scripture; and historical, which examines how doctrines developed over time...

The sermon explores the narrative of Peter's miraculous prison release in Acts 12 to illustrate the power and nature of effective prayer. It highlights how the early church prayed specifically and earnestly for Peter, yet remained astonished when God answered in a way that exceeded their expectations. The preacher emphasizes that while believers may possess theological knowledge that God hears and...

Drawing from John 2:10, the sermon illustrates how God consistently reserves the best blessings for His people, much like the good wine kept until last at the wedding in Cana. The preacher contrasts the shadows and promises of the Old Testament with the superior reality found in Christ, emphasizing that redemption is not merely a past event but an ongoing experience where Jesus becomes sweeter ove...