Dallas Presbyterian Church

I. Questions II. Experiments III. Taking it to Christ

I. No Power to Eat II. An Untimely Birth III. The Vanity of Life

The sermon centers on the biblical truth that the preaching of the Word of God, when faithfully delivered by ordained ministers, is itself the very Word of God and must be received by believers as such. Drawing from 1 Thessalonians 2:13, Luke 10:16, and 2 Corinthians 5:20, it emphasizes that hearing a preacher is equivalent to hearing Christ, and rejecting faithful preaching is tantamount to rejec...

The sermon centers on the transformative power of present suffering in producing an eternal weight of glory, grounded in 2 Corinthians 4:17, where Paul affirms that temporary, light afflictions are not meaningless but are divinely working toward an immeasurable, eternal reward. It emphasizes that suffering is not an anomaly but the normal experience of life in a fallen world, yet through faith, be...

The sermon centers on the vital, interactive nature of prayer as a dynamic communion with God, emphasizing that true prayer involves not only petition but also watchful expectation and spiritual sensitivity to God's responses. Drawing from Colossians 4:2, Psalm 85, and Habakkuk 2:1, it underscores the necessity of persisting in prayer with thanksgiving, actively seeking God's will, and remaining a...

A sermon preached at a memorial Service for Mr. Leonard Flory with the singing of Psalm 23 included after the sermon.

1. What is a Useless Christian? 2. Why the Useless Christian is Blind 3. The Useless Christian Has Hope The sermon confronts the peril of spiritual complacency through the lens of Revelation's Laodicean church, portraying the 'useless Christian' not as merely lukewarm but as spiritually blind, self-deceived, and indifferent to their true condition of spiritual poverty. Christ's piercing declaratio...

1. Hell is for Whom? 2. Hell is God's Unmitigated Fury 3. Hell is Just 4. Hell Has No End 5. Hell is Not for Saints This sermon, rooted in Revelation 14, presents a sobering yet pastoral exposition of hell as a divine reality grounded in God's justice, holiness, and eternal wrath against unrepentant sin. It argues that hell is not a mere theological abstraction but a present, eternal consequence f...

Communion Service

Communion Thanksgiving Service

Saturday Communion Preparatory Service The sermon, centered on Job 33:27–28, presents a profound call to personal repentance and gospel assurance as believers prepare for the Lord's Supper. It emphasizes God's omniscient and omnipresent gaze, revealing that He sees every hidden sin and perversion of His moral law, which is rooted in His holy nature. The core message is that true salvation begins w...

I. Our Need for Salvation II. God's Provision of Salvation in Christ III. Application for Our Lives

I. True Faith Defined II. Warnings Against False Faith

I. The Only Sign Given II. Condemning Witnesses III. The One Far Greater

I. A Law of Light II. Another Law of Light III. Threat & Surpassing Promis

1. Illusion of Fame 2. God the Judge 3. God the Restorer

1. What You Lose in Christ 2. What You Gain in Christ 3. What the Last is First

I. Preparing for Self-Examination II. Self-Examination with the Lord III. Purpose of Self-Examination