Christ the King Presbyterian Church Sermons

Conclusion of the series through Romans - discussing Paul's prayer, his commendation for the church in Rome; a reminder; four dimensions of the Gospel; and seeing and hearing.

A summary of the book of Romans - a final plea for unity and humility.

Examining your brother and examining yourself - Christians are to pursue a lifestyle that promotes harmony and upbuilding for those around us.

God's people are to live with conviction unto the Lord while honoring the convictions of others

Law and Love, Gospel "Wokeness", and clothing ourselves with Christ

Submission to the governing authorities - what it is, why do it, and what it looks like.

Our heart's passion and greatest joy is to make visible the invisible kingdom of Jesus Christ as we seek to bring the transformational power of the good news about His Kingdom to El Paso, the Southwest and wherever our influence may extend.

Loving the church and loving the world - since God's love has been poured into our hearts, we are to love those God has placed in our lives.

In light of God's mercy, how are we to live in our post-Christian culture? This morning's sermon examines this question under two headings - renewing the mind, and reversing self-centeredness.

Paul's final warning, a look at presumption, and the lovingkindness of God

Understanding the Gospel in light of Genesis 3, and fixing our eyes and hope on Jesus alone

God's eternal faithfulness; God's election and predestination; God's purpose in both election and hardening; and God's grace and our humility

The constellation of saving faith, the object of saving faith, and the danger of presuming and excusing

In Jesus, we have a greater Sacrifice that washes us clean - looking at the sanctuary and the sacrifice in both the old and new covenants.

Our way of salvation, God's way, and something impossible

It is only through the cry of the manger that God's people can cry "Abba, Father!"

Why did Jesus have to be born at all? Looking at His name, and His purpose to answer this question.

Why we baptize our babies, and why we can have hope - Jesus as our federal head, doing what the first Adam could not.

The true gift of Christmas is justification received through God's own Son: the source of our justification, the ground of our justification, and the means of our justification

How do we continue to trust God in a darkened world? This morning's sermon looks at the promises foretold and the promises fulfilled, as seen in Romans 1.

The first Sunday in Advent - why the God-Man? Looking at the following themes in Romans 1: God's Anger, God's Image, God's Image Bearers, and Jesus the True Image

A final look at Romans 9 and the doctrine of election. Our responsibility, God's sovereignty, and God's Rock

The Lord hears the please of His people and answers them. Looking at a plea to the Lord, and assurance in the Lord in Psalm 6.

Waiting brings an opportunity to trust in the Lord. This morning's sermon looks at Psalm 62 under three headings: seasons of waiting, refuge in waiting, and fulfillment in waiting.

God has power to do as He pleases, yet is righteous and just. He dispenses either justice or mercy.