Sandhill Sermon Podcast

How did we get here? The same question that plagued Israel in the days of Isaiah plagues our nation, our churches, and our families at present day. While many point fingers for the faults of these institutions, could the blame begin with us? While Isaiah chapter 3 describes in detail the results of 'Missing Mighty Men', still there is hope to be found. Join the men of Sandhill FWB Church f...

In a year which has upset the normal and comforts of churches everywhere, it's time to start having church on purpose. The days of passively going through the motions and complacently sitting in the pews are past. It is time that we get back to the Bible and have church God's way.

As Christians we will not remain close to God by accident. In fact, it takes being intentional with your relationship with Him in order to grow closer to Him. Are you passionately perusing Christ or placentally passing on closeness with Him?

What if there were a way to be stable, solid, unshakable, and steadfast in your faith? The closer to Christ we remain, the further from the tipping point we become.

Why are so many Christians lacking joy, peace, and contentment? Why have so many Christians lost their song and their smile? Could it be, that we have forsaken The Living Well, for broken and stale cisterns?

Do you want your problem to be fixed? This is the question Jesus asks the crippled man at the pool of Bethesda, and it's the same question Jesus asks each person who has ever come to Him since. Will you accept the fix of faith that Jesus offers, or will you say "No Thanks"?

Who we claim to be and what we say we are often is contradicted by our actions and how we live our lives. You may say you are a good Christian, you may even believe it yourself- but are you from the wrong side of the tracks? Are your actions, your lifestyle, your choices contradicting who you claim to be?

Most Christians desire to do God's Will. However, many are skeptical of claiming they know the will of God because of ludicrous past experiences of people who said they were doing God's Will, who obviously were not. If God's will is perfect, yet rarely is lived out perfectly, where is the blame to be laid?

The clarity of the Gospel of the New Testament is often cluttered and made muddy by the traditions and misconceptions of man. Yet, the truth of the Gospel shines bright for both the individual and church.

Many believers desire to be mature Christians, yet few are willing to endure the means by which we become mature. How can we allow our testing and trials to grow us into stronger faith as Christians?

Even though we may know what the Word of God says, often we may find ourselves pondering our problems instead of believing the Bible.

The Bible speaks about 'the days of Noah', but what about our day? Are we seeing similarities that should spell out the signs of the times? If Noah had a purpose in his day, what is our purpose in our day?

Are there qualifications for the Gospel? Although many have become convinced of that Christianity is nothing more than a checklist, the Bible gives a vastly different contrast of what it means to be saved.

Christians and Church itself are never called to be good, not even great- but we are called to be perfect. Whenever you are doing well as a believer or body of believers- it must be time to up the anti and implement A New Standard.

Christians often are the worst for talking the talk without walking the walk. In the year 2020 most Christians have become displaced from the usual comforts of Christianity. No doubt some will walk away from serving Christ, while others will prove their Salvation.

Do you want to know the will of God in your life? If you've been around the Christian community for any amount of time at all you have no doubt hear this question a thousand times. And yet, the answer may be much more simple than you think. God wants you to know His will even more than you want to know His will for your life.

In the world we live in, deception can be found a dime a dozen. Even though, as Christians we are called out of such deception, too many Christians are choosing to dwell in deception when we are called to live in a place of truth.

With the dire and depressing state that we find our world in, many Christians have thrown their hands into the air and said "I'm done with it" as we anxiously anticipate the Lord's return. Pastor Garry Sorrell reminds the church that, though Jesus return is eminent, there is NO Coasting Allowed for believers.