Sermons
The book of Revelation really helps to frame the Christian life on the consummation of God's kingdom. Since thankfulness is synonymous with the Christian life, the Revelation of John helps frame our grounding for thankfulness.
Christ is the the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End who holds the keys of death, and he is alive right now. This truth means that we, as Christians, can fully embrace his admonish to "fear not."
As the people of God, believers can look back at God's faithfulness and ahead in expectation of his future mercy and grace. These future promises have significance for our every day lives. We live now in the new identity and kingdom to come.
Appearances are deceiving. We know this and yet, it is so easy to be taken in by them. Listen to Pastor David Prince as he exhorts us to build our lives on a sure foundation—Jesus Christ.
What makes a church alive? Is it lots of people and lots of activity and a good reputation? Or is something more required? Listen as Pastor David Prince warns us from desiring a good reputation apart from the foundation of the Gospel.
Is it possible to be too tolerant? Listen as Pastor David Prince reminds us that we must not tolerate things that God has said we must not tolerate.
Both an over-zealous commitment to doctrine and a loose commitment to doctrine spring from the same root—displacing Jesus from the center. Listen as Pastor David Prince calls us to keep Jesus as the central reality in our lives.
What does the Spirit of Christ say to a poor, suffering church? Listen as Pastor David Prince encourages us to see the riches we have in Christ that enable us to face whatever comes our way.
Is knowing and guarding the truth of doctrine all that matters? Listen as Pastor David Prince reminds us that love must not be neglected.