What a Waste
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
A great and significant act was done just two days before Jesus was crucified. Some who saw it thought it was a waste, but Jesus thought it valuable enough to declare that this act will be spoken of everywhere the gospel is preached.
Until Then
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Paul spoke to Timothy about how his time of departure was at hand. Like Paul, we too will come to the time of our departure from this earthly life. But until then... there is work to do.
Prayer Principles
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
What is often called "The Lord's Prayer" or "The Model Prayer" is certainly a wonderful prayer, but there is a point that Jesus is making by giving this example of prayer, let's take a closer look at what that is.
The Shepherd’s Voice
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
We may think of the "Good Shepherd" passage in John 10 as a beautiful and peaceful scene, where in the serenity Jesus tells His apostles these wonderful words. But the context of this passage tells a different story...
Mocking God
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
The evidence of creation itself tells us the God is. But many refuse to believe, hating even the idea of God. It's important that in spite of the mockery, we hold fast to our faith.
The Last Days (and the Biblical Context)
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Today we hear a lot concerning "The Last Days", and many believe that the last days have come upon us now. But what does "The Last Days" mean according to the biblical context? And when will/did the last days occur?
Your Roots
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
Jeremiah described the one who trusts God as like a tree planted by the water. Do you have strong roots that will keep you faithful? By trusting God and feeding on His word, our roots become strong. How strong are your roots? Are you removing all the things that would make you fail?
Why Are You Here?
Sermon by Norman Sewell.
It was Cornelius who was present to hear God's word; have you asked yourself WHY you are present today?
Holy People
Sermon by Trevor Campbell.
This lesson addresses Peter's discussion of the characteristics of holy people.
