In John 3:1–15, Jesus tells Nicodemus that unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God. In this sermon, Born Twice, Die Once: The Necessity and Nature of the New Birth, we explore why the new birth is essential for salvation and what it truly means to be born of the Spirit. Religious effort isn’t enough—only a supernatural work of God can bring spiritual life.
As David approaches the end of his life, he passes on a final charge to his son Solomon. In A Father’s Final Words, we hear a call to live by faith, obey God’s Word, and pursue the lasting joy of the Lord’s reward. David urges Solomon—and us—to live for something greater: the glory of God's kingdom. This sermon challenges us to leave behind a legacy of courageous obedience and kingdom-focused living.
In John 11:25, Jesus declares, "I am the resurrection and the life." The raising of Lazarus is more than a miracle—it’s a glimpse of what Jesus does for every believer. He calls us out of the grave, breathes new life into our souls, and gives us hope that death is not the end. We celebrate the risen Christ who offers eternal life to all who believe in Him.
In a world filled with deception and spiritual counterfeits, how can believers remain steadfast in the truth? In this sermon we explore the vital role of the Holy Spirit in helping us not only know sound doctrine but live it out with discernment and perseverance. Orthodoxy without the Spirit's power leads to dry intellectualism, but with the Spirit’s anointing, truth comes alive in our hearts and transforms our lives. Join us as we unpack how God's anointing enables us to abide in Christ, recognize false teaching, and walk in confident faith.
Romans 13:8-14 calls us to wake up from spiritual slumber, casting off darkness and putting on the armor of light. Paul reminds us that love fulfills the law and that the day of Christ's return is nearer than ever. This passage challenges us to live with urgency, forsaking sin and walking in righteousness. Are we spiritually asleep, or are we awake and clothed in Christ, ready for His coming?