My Hope Come Wednesday
Sunday morning, November 6, 2016. I can have the same peace in my heart and joy deep down in my soul on Wednesday morning, no matter who gets elected, because of the hope I have in the Lord.
Sermons from 2016
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The Most Terrifying Day of All
Sunday morning, October 30, 2016. The things that are the most terrifying of all are those that are unexpected.
Depositing Your Money in Heaven’s Bank
Wednesday evening, October 26, 2016. No matter what your earthly riches may be, they are uncertain. We must be good stewards of every dollar the Lord gives us.
Getting Back to the Bible
Sunday morning, October 23, 2016. At the time that we are seeing Josiah, the nation is so far from the Lord it seems like they’d never get back. But when they got back to the Bible, they had the greatest revival they had ever seen. Get back to the Bible!
Naaman the Syrian
Sunday morning, October 16, 2016. Naaman was a well respected and religious man. But Naaman found that salvation was not based on the respect of friends and followers. The Lord doesn’t look on the outside – He looks on the heart.
Remembering Your First Works
Sunday evening, October 9, 2016. Lord help us if we ever forget the first works that God gave us to do. In this passage we are told to go back, remember, and do the very first things we learned to do as believers in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Hold On to Your Bible
Sunday morning, October 9, 2016. Satan has often been about the business of stealing God’s words from mankind. He is often about the business of raising doubt and confusion about the Word of God.
If the Rapture Was Tonight
Sunday evening, October 2, 2016. The rapture of the Church is a Bible doctrine. It is a scriptural doctrine. Jesus Christ is coming back to this earth. Tonight, I want to consider if the rapture was tonight.
Marred Clay in the Potter’s Hands
Sunday morning, October 2, 2016. Just as the potter held the clay, Christians, you and I are held by the hand of God. We are the marred clay in the hand of the Potter.
Good Riddance
In Revelation Chapter 21, John begins by telling us all the great things that will be present in eternity. Then he turns his focus on what won’t be in the eternity of a believer. One day, we are going to stand on the edge of eternity and say, “Good Riddance,” to all those things.