Biblical Preaching

The kingdom of God is God entrusting gifts according to the ability of His servants. Do you use your talents? This message draws from Matthew 25:14-30 to recognize Christ's exhortation to use talents.

God loves you and He has given continual forgiveness through Jesus Christ to the faithful. This message pulls from 1 John to observe how those who walk in the light have unity with God and are cleansed from all sins.

What do we think about inconvenient social events? "Well, I was planning to attend but I've got so much to do. They won't miss me." God's kingdom is like a wedding feast prepared by a king for his son, yet the guests are too busy to come. This message draws from Matthew 22:1-14 to look deeper into Jesus's parable of the wedding feast.

Are you struggling with sin in the flesh? God has given baptized believers freedom from sin so they can walk by the Spirit. This message draws from Galatians 5:16-26 to live for the blessings of walking in the Spirit.

Is the harvest plentiful today for evangelizing the lost? This sermon draws from Matthew 9:35-38 to observe the need for laborers and for prayers today to reach those who have no shepherd.

Who can help humanity with sin living in the flesh? This message helps those struggling with temptation and addictions to sin. The lesson pulls points from Romans 8 to see that God has enabled the faithful to live by the Spirit and teaches how Christians put to death sin in the flesh.

Did Jesus teach not to store up wealth on earth? This message pulls from Matthew 6:19-24 and other passages to know the most important things about wealth and basic needs.

What do you struggle to resist to do? This message pulls from Romans 7:5-13 and the rest of Romans 7 to help Christians to understand freedom from sin that most do not have the ability to resist. However, Christians have a strength to put to death sin.

Why did the Holy Spirit descend upon Jesus and then lead Him into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil? This message draws from Matthew 4:1-11 to think more about Jesus's model for strength to endure temptations.

Blessed are those who have died, been buried, and risen with Christ because they are free. This message draws from Romans 6:1-11 to understand how Christians have freedom from sin in the body and can live in the way of the Spirit.

What is the New Jerusalem? God promised a holy city for His people where there will be no more crying, pain, or death. This message pulls points from Revelation 21:1-8 to further understand the place where God dwells with His people.

Are Christians reigning with Christ as King now? Revelation is teaches Christians to see Christ's ultimate victory. This message pulls from parts of Revelation 16, 19, and 20 to understand the victory at Armageddon and the Millennial period of reigning.

How does God's Word comfort and strengthen the faithful? Micah reports that the nations will flow to hear the Word of the LORD. This message pulls from Micah to realize the power of God's Word especially in the time of Christ.

Do you hope for things in this life more than the afterlife? In Isaiah, God declared that He would create new heavens and a new earth where life continues and there would be no more weeping. This message pulls from Isaiah 65:17-25 to encourage believers to hope for more than a vague afterlife but a new life resurrected to the joy of the heavenly homeland.

The Book of Revelation reveals how the world worships power and authority rather than worshipping God. In the midst of persecution from authorities of the world, God urges the faithful to endure for victory because Christ will conquer. This message draws from Revelation to see who the Beast is, who influences the world to worship the Beast, and what the mark of the Beast is.

The Judeans in Isaiah's day fasted, sought God daily, and delighted to know God's ways. However, God did not call for this fast while they were oppressing others. This message draws from Isaiah 58:1-12 to see the true and holy fast of those who humble themselves before God.

Revelation reveals catastrophic events that God brings upon the earth. During this period, Christians endure the storm of tribulations by faith and many will give their lives for the Word of God. This message draws from the Bible to understand the 4 Horsemen, the 7 Trumpets, and the 2 Witnesses.

Is the gospel for all people of all ethnicities? This message draws from Isaiah 49:1-6 to observe predictions of God's Servant who is born in the womb to be a light to the nations.

Do you have the strength to outlast authoritarian leaders to victory? Revelation gives churches the strength and assurance for living counter to wicked authorities. This message draws from the 1st chapter of John's Revelation to reveal why John wrote the book and why it exalts Jesus Christ as the Almighty.

What should a Christian do after baptism? This message draws from Acts 2:41-47 and it tells what the early church was like and sets a model for all Christians today.

The beautiful book of Isaiah tells of catastrophic events and wonderful events to come in apocalyptic language. This message draws from Isaiah 25:6-9 of Isaiah's revelation of how God will swallow up death. God promised an everlasting hope by resurrecting the dead.

Have you ever had to tell yourself to do something? The Psalmist David called himself to bless God in worship. This message draws from Psalm 103 to call oneself to worship and recognize the reasons why.

What are the scriptures that the apostles taught to persuade those who believed in God to believe that Jesus is the Christ? This message draws from Isaiah 11:1-10 and other passages of Isaiah to see the characteristics of the coming King and encourage Christians to rethink evangelism.

This message draws from Romans 14 teaching Christians how to handle matters of opinion and respecting each other's faith so to maintain unity in the church. The hardest part of this is recognizing and separating one's opinions and convictions from God's commands.

Jesus is the good shepherd and He has one flock. His sheep hear His voice and follow Him. This message draws from John 10:1-18 to commit believers in following Christ, relying on the blessings of the good shepherd, and being prepared for wolves.