Robert Lewis Sermons

Guiding Question: How did we get the Old Testament, and how can we be confident it's truly from God? Summary Description: Robert Lewis opens his "Theology 101" series by diving deep into the origins and credibility of the Old Testament. Addressing a question most believers rarely explore—how we got the Old Testament and whether it is historically and theologically trustworthy—he walks through the...

Guiding Question Why does God allow Christians to suffer, and how should we respond when we face ridicule or rejection for living a godly life? Summary In this compelling sermon, Dr. Robert Lewis explores the often-unspoken reality of Christian suffering—not the kind caused by general hardship, but the unique suffering believers face simply for following Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 4:12–19, he un...

Guiding Question What’s the best way to be morally pure in a world that constantly pulls us the other way? Summary Robert Lewis challenges believers to confront the ever-present pull of sin, not by merely resisting it, but by replacing it—through a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. The message opens with a stark reality: sin is not just around us; it’s in us. Using both humor and Scripture,...

Guiding Question How do you stand strong and live well when you're spiritually on your own? Summary In this message, Robert Lewis draws a parallel between the emotional farewell of parents dropping their child off at college and the apostle Paul’s final words to the Corinthian church in 1 Corinthians 16. These “parting words” from Paul are short but charged imperatives meant to prepare the young,...

Guiding Question How much do I give—and what does God's way of giving really look like? Summary This message by Robert Lewis confronts the often uncomfortable topic of financial giving in the Christian life. Framed with humor and humility, Lewis opens by acknowledging the tension many feel when giving is discussed, especially in a culture steeped in consumerism. Using the metaphor of an oyster for...

Guiding Question: What should Christians do when they have a dispute with another believer—and how does our response reflect our spiritual maturity? Summary: Robert Lewis addresses the growing tendency, both culturally and within the church, to resolve disputes through lawsuits rather than biblical reconciliation. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6, he critiques the Corinthian church’s behavior—suing fe...

Guiding Question: What kind of spirituality actually works in real life—and how do the cross and the Holy Spirit make it possible? Summary: Robert Lewis dives into the heart of “real-world spirituality” through Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 2. Speaking to the sophisticated, style-obsessed Corinthians, Paul came not with flair or polished rhetoric but with a plain and simple message centered on Chr...

Guiding Question: Where is the fear of failure holding you back—and what does real success look like in God’s eyes? Summary: Robert Lewis unpacks the paralyzing effect of the fear of failure and how it can quietly dominate and define our lives. He opens with a dramatized workplace scenario and a personal story about the film Jaws to illustrate how fear—especially the fear of failing—can sabotage e...

How deep is your belief—and is it strong enough to take you to the highest and hardest parts of the promised life? Summary: Robert Lewis explores the depth of belief by comparing it to stepping on a scale: life’s challenges and circumstances reflect the truth about our faith. He outlines three levels of belief: Convenience belief – rooted in doing what everyone else does, easily abandoned when fai...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 9/21/2003 Guiding Question: What does it look like when we forget that God means what He says—and how do we recover from the consequences? Summary: Robert Lewis walks through Joshua 7, highlighting Israel’s crushing defeat at Ai following their victorious conquest of Jericho. This defeat, as he shows, came not from military weakness but from spiritual compromise—specific...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 8/31/2003 In today’s episode, we draw four powerful life lessons from the story of Rahab in Joshua chapter 2. First, we’re reminded that God often sends His message through people—He uses ordinary encounters to speak to us in extraordinary ways. Second, every encounter with God brings us to a crossroads: we can respond with faith, or shrink back in fear. Third, real fait...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 6/8/2003 This sermon emphasizes that while Churches may undergo many changes, the focus on equipping believers must never change. Dr. Robert Lewis expresses the importance of having the right spiritual "gear"—both proper resources and supportive people. Equipping means restoring broken lives, preparing believers to live out God's will, and training them to serve. Many pe...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 5/25/2003 This message discusses the defective and irregular nature of the heart, emphasizing the tendency to make life harder for ourselves. It calls for regular encouragement and support to prevent our hearts from gravitating towards lies and unhealthy desires. The sermon presents surrender and metaphorical medication for our hearts including prayer, reading the Bible,...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 3/30/2003 Learn more about the disciples' inquiry regarding the signs of Jesus' coming and the future of the world. Discover the transformative power of extreme faith—a path that breaks societal norms, leads to breakthroughs, and fosters unwavering devotion. Draw inspiration from the profound story of a sinful woman anointing Jesus' feet with perfume, highlighting the in...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 3/9/2003 In this message, Dr. Robert Lewis discusses the concept of an earthly kingdom and its relevance in the Lord's Prayer. The early church believed in the establishment of a world dominated by righteousness, peace, and prosperity. However, this optimism was challenged by historical events such as world wars and the rise of communism. The sermon highlights the origin...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 2/16/2003 This message discusses biblical prophecies and the end times. The focus is on the number 666, representing the Tribulation, a future time of worldwide trouble. The Book of Revelation describes this period in detail. Three chief architects of the end times are discussed, emphasizing their association with world government. The city of Babylon is highlighted as a...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 1/26/2003 In this message, the focus is on Revelation chapters four and five, where John shares a vision of heaven. The sermon emphasizes the significance of this vision, highlighting the worship and praise that occurs in the presence of God. It explores the context of the book of Revelation and the complexity of its symbolism. The passages describe the throne room of Go...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 1/5/2003 Dr. Robert Lewis's sermon on faith and the Book of Revelation impart several vital lessons. Firstly, understanding the historical context of the Book of Revelation enhances interpretation and application. Secondly, the symbolism and imagery found in the book, often drawing from the Old Testament, deepen the message's significance. Thirdly, believers are encourag...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 12/1/2002 In this sermon Dr. Robert Lewis delves into the distinction between being a believer and a follower of Jesus. The message emphasizes that while belief is crucial, becoming a follower requires deeper commitment, sacrifice, and a willingness to deny oneself. Followers of Jesus are called to take up their cross and invest in kingdom work. The sermon highlights the...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis 10/6/2002 This sermon series dives into the different viewpoints presented in the gospels, showing why we need multiple eyewitness accounts. Get ready to encounter the Servant King and experience the power of Jesus over the challenges we face - whether it's spiritual battles, sickness, or isolation. Remember, Jesus is willing to meet you where you are and bring healing a...

The Bema Series Sermon by Bill Parkinson This episode encourages us to be responsible stewards of the gifts and resources we have been blessed with, reminding us that on the day we stand before God, our actions and choices will be evaluated. It is a powerful reminder that every decision we make, every act of giving, is an opportunity to honor and glorify God. 9/29/2002

The Bema Series Sermon by Bill Wellons 9/22/2002 Through inspiring stories and insightful sermons, we are reminded of the eternal benefits of investing in what truly matters. Using the metaphor of a race, we are challenged to run with endurance and persevere in our faith. With a resounding call to action, the sermon compels us to live a life marked by self-control, sacrifice, and a unwavering focu...

The Bema Series Sermon by Tim Lundy 9/15/2002 Dive into the profound concept of The Bema, a time when believers will stand before our Lord Jesus Christ for evaluation of our works. Explore essential topics such as cultivating secret devotion, practicing financial generosity, persevering through trials and persecution, demonstrating diligence in our work, maintaining doctrinal purity, and participa...

Sermon by Dr. Robert Lewis  9/8/2002 Explore the profound concept of the Bema - a place of judgment and reward in the afterlife. Join us as we delve into the significance of living in light of eternity and the lasting impact of our actions on our heavenly condition. Discover how individual faithfulness can lead to unique rewards and positions in the Bema, encouraging us to embrace our own calling...

Live drama performed by Tim Lundy 9/1/2002 Copyright from book "The Bema: A Story about the Judgment Seat of Christ" by Tim Stevenson and original adaption by Pete Briscoe. 2 Cor 5:10