Second Street PCA

The Love of money is a snare. What is the proper perspective which we should have on money? Hint: where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.

This sermon looks at the injunction from the Holy Spirit to not be in love with money. 1) Love of money can make you unfruitful for the Kingdom of God, 2) Love if money can keep you from Christ, 3) There is a connection between fear and love of money, 4) Love of money is a snare, 5) Money can be used for good. Money is not evil, the human heart is evil. 6) Wealth can be a blessing or a curse in th...

In this sermon we continue to look at how God calls us to live in response to persecution. Honor marriage. We address two questions; 1) Why does marriage matter to God? 2) Why is the world seeking to destroy it?

This sermon looks at how the author of Hebrews tells the church we are to live in the midst of persecution and trial.

This sermon looks at how we should worship God in reverence and awe as we have escaped His judgement and are welcomed into His presence.

In this text the writer of Hebrews points us to the reality of where we worship and where we live as believers. What the spiritual realities are. We live in the city of the living God. And that gives us permanence, protection, and peace.

The sermon looks at the relationship between the pursuit of holiness in the presence of the grace of God.

What is holiness IS possible for the Christian? If not sinless perfection, then how clos can we get? Is it legalistic to even try? In this sermon we take a closer look at what holiness actually is, why we should pursue it, if it is actually possible to achieve, and if so, how to go about it. Personal righteousness and peace and closely tied together in scripture. Let's take a look.

This sermon looks at the idea of the discipline of God. Are we in the midst discipline? If so, what do we learn? What should we do?

This sermon compares and contrasts the first coming of Christ in the second coming yet to come.

At Christmas we celebrate the arrival of Jesus Christ. Let's not forget what He came and that He is The Word Made Flesh, truly man and truly God.

What are we to do when "the world drags you down?" Look to Jesus. He endures the Cross by looking forward to the JOY set before Him. We need purpose and hope for endurance. We find this in the example of Jesus and by His Spirit indwelling us.

The sermon looks at the fact that sometimes believers have a smiling providence and sometimes not. Is this an indication of stronger or weaker faith? Or is something else going on here?

Faith in the promise of God for the future enables us to live boldly for Him today.

This sermon is about the faith which enables the believer to forsake the pleasures and powers of this world in order to remain faithful to the Lord.

What we believe about the future dictates what we do today.

The sermon talks about how God uses faith people to fulfill his promises. The fulfillment of his promises is not dependent on his people, but he uses his faithful people in the accomplishment of his plans.

Continuing the sermon series in Hebrews, particularly Hebrews 11, we come upon a couple of verses about the faith of Sarah. It is also about the faith of Abraham. The sermon is about the obedience that comes by faith and the outcome of that obedience. we are not Abraham and we are not Sarah. We are not called to do the same things that Abraham and Sarah were called to. We are called to do the thin...

A sermon about the relationship between faith, hope, and obedience.

Sermon on the Gospel of Mark.

Sermon from the Gospel of Mark.

This sermon looks at the fact that Noah built the ark by faith. He became inheriter of the righteousness that comew by faith. people are saved in the old testament just says they are in the New Testament, by faith. And the author of Hebrews is careful to tell us that's not just faith alone but faith in Christ alone. People in the old testament trusted in God. We are to trust in God. We are to clin...

This sermon looks at Enoch. In Genesis we are told that Enoch was taken by God and did not die because God was pleased with him because he walked with God. Hebrews tells us that he was able to do this by faith. We are encouraged to have the same faith, therefore we too can walk with God and be pleasing to him.

This sermon is about dealing with persecution and trials in the Christian Life. These things are to be expected but, in Christ, they have meaning and purpose. Faith is the necessary instrument of our response. The Christian faith is a marathon, not a sprint. We have need of endurance.

In this sermon we look at the warnings in Hebrews to not abandon the faith.