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The gospel is nothing less than the power of God for salvation. Yet today, many churches have traded this saving message for pragmatic approaches designed simply to lure people through the doors. Even more, many believers live as though their own efforts contribute to their salvation. This Sunday, as we reflect on Reformation Day, we will look to the Bible passage that started it all and discover...

What does it really mean that there is no other means of having new life than by the Name of Jesus?

Robert Strivens preaches from Colossians 1:13-14 on the great change God brings about in a believer. Three things are set out: God has delivered us from the power of darkness, transferred us into the kingdom of His dear Son, and given us redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins. The sermon calls believers to thankfulness and holy living, and urges those who are not yet Christians to t...

Have you ever felt that there is a disconnect between what the church is, and what Scripture says it should be? The church is meant to be a hospital for the hurting, but some of our wounds are self-inflicted. Instead of helping to bear one another's burdens, we are sometimes afraid to get involved. Jesus calls us a city on a hill but sometimes the church is an almost invisible secret society. Rath...

We are clay vessels, made of earth. God fills us at salvation. He grows us into vessels of honor.

This sermon examines the three oracles in Isaiah 21, focusing on the fall of Babylon and the necessity of trusting in God rather than political alliances. The central message urges believers to adopt the posture of the prophet Isaiah, combining lion-like courage in faithful witness with a deep, sorrowful concern for the lost who face God's judgment. The text highlights the tension of the Christian...

God Is All-Powerful | Jeremiah 32:17 | Kevin Broyhill

John Wycliffe was, I think, really the man who publicly had the position, the learning, and the moral courage to begin to question the doctrine and practices of the Church of Rome way back in the late 1340s. He spoke the Bible's truth to show the Pope, the Cardinals, the Bishops, and the Monks, that very much of their theological system was wrong. And much of their worship and practice was God-dis...

This sermon examines the calling of Levi the tax collector to highlight the singular, undistracted purpose of Jesus Christ to seek and save sinners. The exposition contrasts Levi's despised status and radical transformation with the self-righteous opposition of the scribes and Pharisees, illustrating that divine grace scandalizes religious legalism. By analyzing the parallels between Levi and the...

John 11:1-46 is our text today. The home at Bethany reveals the kind of relationship Jesus delights to have with His people. When Jesus is at home among His people, His love sustains them, His presence comforts them, and His power gives them hope beyond the grave.

Title: The Piercing/Penetrating Power of the Word of God! Scripture: Hebrews 4:12-13 Speaker: Dr. Victor B. Borden Date: October 25, 2026

Romans 14:10–12 calls us out of self-justification and into the presence of the living God. Paul reminds us that every knee will stand before Christ's judgment seat, and every tongue will give account. This is a humbling text; not for condemning our brother or sister, but for examining our own hearts. The Lord who redeemed us will also judge us, and that solemn truth should lead us to reverence, r...

This sermon explores the relationship between Christian liberty and the command to flee from idolatry, using the example of Israel in the wilderness to illustrate the danger of taking spiritual freedom to an extreme. The central message emphasizes that true liberty is not the freedom to approach sin, but the freedom to run from it, grounded in the faithfulness of God who provides a way of escape f...

This sermon examines the nature of authentic apostolic ministry through the lens of 1 Thessalonians 2, emphasizing that the gospel's power lies in both its doctrinal substance and its relational delivery. The central message argues that true ministry is characterized by boldness in God rather than self-reliance, and by a selfless, parental love that seeks to please God alone rather than conforming...

Text: Acts 9:36-43 Theme: The Miracle at Joppa 1. A disciple named Tabitha 2. A display of God's power 3. A definite response Closing Prayer

As we reach the end of our series we come to a most exciting and profound portion of this subject of salvation. The rest of salvation. Because of Jesus we can have rest, rest in today, rest in tomorrow, and rest in eternity. This world is without hope, unrest is everywhere, there is an unstableness to society, but we have more than hope we have the promise. The promise that He will never leave us...

Message in the Be Joyful series through Philippians. Pastor Robert Rohlin takes up one of the most misunderstood commands in the New Testament: "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling" (Philippians 2:12). Paul says work OUT, not work FOR, and that one word makes all the difference. Writing under house arrest in Rome, 800 miles from Philippi, Paul commends a church whose obedience neve...

The sermon addresses the critical question of whether a Christian can lose their salvation, affirming the doctrine of eternal security based on the authority of Scripture. It begins by establishing the urgent need for salvation, describing the sinner's state as one of hopelessness and separation from God, before outlining the essential steps of repentance and faith for conversion. The central argu...

For this Sunday night we find ourselves in 2nd Samuel, looking at the story of Mephibosheth. But in this message we do not focus on Him, or David, but rather taking a look at Ziba and his willingness to be a servant.

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Transfiguration in Matthew 17, arguing that moments of spiritual high are not ends in themselves but are designed to equip believers for the daily struggles of life. The central message posits that the glory experienced in private communion with Christ provides the necessary grace and perspective to face the 'valley' of human suffering, fail...