This Jesus! God Raised Up! (Psalm 16)
The very first sermon of the Christian church was about resurrection, and in it Peter used Psalm 16 to speak of Christ's resurrection.
Sermons
The very first sermon of the Christian church was about resurrection, and in it Peter used Psalm 16 to speak of Christ's resurrection.
Today's sermon from our Resurrection Promise! series illustrates that all of the Bible points toward resurrection.
In this sermon from our series "The Gospel," we begin seeing the beautiful implications of justification for our lives.
In today's sermon we see no one can stand before God in their own righteousness, not even the patriarch of the Jews, Abraham.
In today's sermon we see that God's righteousness is the only ground for love, for justice, or salvation, and leaves no room to boast.
The doctrine of sin shuts everyone's mouth to control and excuse.
To misuse the Law is to violate the Law. Treat the Law as Gospel violates the purpose of the Law and violates it.
Jew or Gentile, law or no law; all are without excuse for not knowing God's judgement. Yet, all can have grace in God's Son, Jesus Christ.
In the third sermon from our Romans series we see the distorting nature of sin and the righteous judgement it brings.
In today's sermon from Romans we see the freeing power of being unashamed of the Gospel.