The Underground Sermons

How long has your search for Eden been going?

How often do we struggle with judgment and condemnation? Sometimes it feels like we are surrounded by it, but that is simply not the case. So, where are the pointing fingers truly coming from?

Without yesterday's struggles, today's victories wouldn't happen!

Sin may make you feel lonely, but you aren't alone.

We all need it, but when we look do we truly find the rest that God desires for us? There are no convoluted steps. It's easier to find than you think!

Grace isn't out of reach. It's overwhelming me.

What do you do with a free gift? Accept it or earn it?

The world is changing, and the church is dying. It's time for a rebirth!

If you have eyes to see, then let them see! He is all around!

God and sin mix like oil and water. The same goes for correction and restoration. It's not about being right or looking better but taking what God has shown us and demonstrating it to others. It's not as hard as you think.

Talking to the living is a lot harder than the dead. So, what do we say in those tough times?

It’s not about being right. It’s about family.

That which is common to man may weigh on each differently, but one thing remains the same: we are not alone. Learn how to shed that heavy weight and recognize what a God-given burden looks like.

Devotion is more than just your daily bread.

Your testimony is the greatest weapon in your arsenal as a believer.

With a God so vast and unfathomable, how can there be one specific secret that He has kept under wraps since the beginning of time? We uncover that secret and what it means for us and history!

A lesson from the observations of Pastor Jeff Evans on the process of justification through glorification. This lesson provides insight in  the struggles that are common to sinner and saint and how God’s plan brings us closer to Him. A pdf of the chart used within this lesson is available for download here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pGdmt1A84iWKPpX2tQv3tNXfiJfB9LIw/view?usp=sharing

Preparation is key in our walk, and knowing how to prepare is just as important. The question remains, are we preparing for a race to grace, or is this a fight for our life?

One person can stand before an army and face ridicule and imprisonment. One person can declare the Lord and be willing to die for His Word. What can one person do? Everything!

There’s nothing standing in the way of reaching the Lord — not the heights of mountains nor the depths of the darkest valleys. We find God in the grip of His hand.

When a risen Jesus walks with us, do we recognize His presence or recognize His face? Or do we continue on with our lives missing Him?

Our sins are separated as far as the east is from the west, but can our faith handle the steps between?

Monuments mark the battlefield, but the cross marks the victory. What does it mean to remember Christ on the battlefield cross?

At the end of time we will find out what really mattered. 

We will all stand before the judgment seat of Christ and look on the face of the One who died for our sins. How that goes and the aftermath are up to you.