Theology That Bites Back
Acts of the Apostles (54): Introduction: As we have gone through the book of Acts, we have had numerous occasions to notice just how tough the apostle Paul was. The shipwreck recorded in this chapter occurred about four years after the writing of 2 Corinthians. And in that book, Paul mentions three times he had …
Acts of the Apostles (53): Sermon Video Introduction: In this chapter, we learn the basic structure of Paul’s evangelistic message. What was the content of the gospel that he preached? He ...
Acts of the Apostles (52): Sermon Video Introduction: As the crow flies, Caesarea was around 47 miles from Jerusalem. But because of terrain and available roads, it was around 65 miles for ...
Acts of the Apostles (51): Sermon Video Introduction: Lying is not just something that people do when they are little boys getting into the cookie jar. We sometimes naively assume that greater ...
Acts of the Apostles (50): Sermon Video Introduction: We see in this passage how the sovereign God moves all things in accordance with His purpose and will, and He turns the machinations of ...
Introduction: In this year’s state of the church, our focus is going to be on local concerns. This varies from year-to-year, depending on what’s going on in the nation and what is going on here. And based on what is going on here in Moscow—and I am referring to the enormous growth—we need to take …
Sermon Video Introduction: In this world, Christian joy is a bedrock sort of thing—and not the froth at the top of a wave. Joy is deep satisfaction in the will of God, and this must be coupled ...
Introduction: Sermon Video One of the most familiar elements of the Christmas story is the star of Bethlehem. But at the same time, it remains one of the most unknown features of the story—because ...
Sermon Video Introduction: On a number of different occasions, we have considered the importance of having our times and seasons defined in relation to Jesus Christ. The only alternative to this ...
Introduction: We are now in Advent, and so we naturally look forward to celebrating the birth of the Messiah. But we must do so as biblically based Christians—always building on the bedrock of the ...
