Crestview Baptist Prattville

No man can serve two masters. In this sermon, Bro. Michael calls us to give up the other masters and serve God.

In this sermon on Revelation 19, we see that God's character and actions, displayed through judgment, bring both the heavenly host and faithful disciples into a spirit of worship.

Through three parables in Luke 15, Bro. Michael shows us that God rejoices over all repentant sinners, and we should too.

In this sermon from Revelation 18, Bro. Michael shows how those who oppose God are destined from destruction.

In this sermon from Luke 14:34-35, Bro. Michael reminds us that the disciple who loses his flavor is useless in the Kingdom of God.

In this sermon from Revelation 17, Bro. Michael shows us that the "beauty" of Babylon is destined for destruction.

God has prepared for us a great banquet in the bounty of his grace. In this sermon from Luke 14:15-24, Bro. Michael reminds us that to enjoy the bounty, we must accept his invitation of repentance from sin.

In this sermon on Luke 14:1-14, Bro. Michael helps us learn to eat our humble pie instead of seeking honor on our own terms.

Covering Revelation 15-16, John details for us the final act of God's wrath on the unrepentant on the earth. In this sermon, Bro. Michael helps us see how God's wrath shows us His righteousness.

In this sermon on Luke 13:22-30, Bro. Michael considers the parable of the narrow door, reminding us that we must forsake everything else in order to enter God's Kingdom.

In Revelation 14:14-20, we see two reapers harvesting the earth. Bro. Michael shows us how the judgment of God should move us to action - repenting of sin and proclaiming the gospel.

In this sermon on Luke 13:18-21, Bro. Michael shows us how the parables of the mustard seed and the leaven illustrate the nature of the Kingdom of God - it might start small, but the Kingdom produces big results in the faithful.

In this sermon from Revelation 14:6-13, Bro. Michael details the calls of three angels, reminding us that we must heed the warnings of God's impending judgment on all humanity.

In this sermon on Luke 13:1-9, Bro. Michael warns us that w e must repent of our unfruitfulness or we will face God's judgment.

Jesus's parables of the Ready Servant, the Ready House-master, and the Two Servants in Luke 12:35-48 demonstrate the importance of being ready for what's to come, even when we don't know when. In this sermon, Bro. Michael reminds us that w e, as Jesus' followers, must be ready for his return, faithfully doing his work until he comes again.

After looking at the false Christ and his prophet in chapter 13, John sees the True Christ taking his position on Mt. Zion. In this sermon from Revelation 14:1-5, Bro. Michael takes a closer look at those standing with him, and how our lives should match theirs.

Something is not right about a fool who is rich. In this sermon on Luke 12:13-21, Bro. Michael examines Jesus' parable of the rich fool, showing us the characteristics of a rich fool, and how to protect yourself from becoming one.

The eye is the lamp of the body. In this sermon from Luke 11:33-36, Bro. Michael explores how we can shine God's light (hint: it starts by having God's light within us).

In this sermon on Revelation 13:11-18, we take a look at the false prophet of the false Christ. Satan cannot match the Messiah, but he can imitate him. Bro. Michael calls us to discern and follow the true Christ and not the cheap knock-off.

Satan has two beasts that will do his work in the later days. In this sermon on Revelation 13:1-10, Bro. Michael tells us about the first beast, reminding us that those who oppose God are often the means He uses to accomplish His will.

Jesus said that hearing the Word and not acting on it is like lighting a lamp and hiding it. In this sermon from Luke 8:16-21, Bro. Michael warns us to take care how we hear God's Word.

Our study in Revelation brings us to chapter 12, where we discover that evil has already been defeated, but won't go down without a fight.

In the Parable of the Soils (Luke 8:4-15), Jesus reveals that its the condition of our hearts that determine the fruitfulness of God's Word in us. In this sermon, Bro. Michael calls us to be good soil for the seed of God's Word.

We are a seeking people. Always have been. In this Easter sermon on Luke 24:1-12, Bro. Michael helps you discover what you've always been searching for, and where you can find it.

A sermon on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, with references in Matthew 24, 1 Corinthians 15, 1 Thessalonians 5, and Revelation 3. This sermon discusses the doctrine of the Rapture.