Theology That Bites Back
Introduction: There will never come a time in your Christian life where the Spirit will invite you to coast. You are not going to grow to an age where it will be unnecessary to trust God. There will always be something that you need to trust God for. We never grow out of our need …
Sermon Video Introduction: As the people of God, we are partakers of Christ’s sufferings. Because of this, we are partakers of one another’s sufferings. And because of that, we can be partakers ...
One of the indications that we have drifted away from our biblical moorings can be seen in how we think of weddings as the simple possession of two individuals, dancing alone, instead of thinking of it ...
Sermon Video Introduction: Lord willing, we are going to work our way through Paul’s letter to the Corinthians, the letter we commonly call 2 Corinthians. We call it this because we only ...
Introduction: I didn't make the meme myself. Had I done so, I would have said "run" instead of "ran," but other than that, the reasoning is impeccable. A recent trend in some parenting circles ...
The creation of man was teleological, which is a fancy way of saying that God had a particular intention and purpose for us that is revealed in the way that He designed us. A screwdriver is teleological ...
Sermon Video Introduction: This is our observance of Pentecost, the time we set aside to commemorate the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Church. There are many things that can be said about ...
Sermon Video Introduction: Whenever we discuss the incarnation of Christ, or His death and resurrection, or His ascension, we are talking about something that is much more important than simple ...
Sermon Video Introduction: Self-deception is truly an interesting psychological phenomenon. I mean, whenever it occurs in your life, that means that you are the one lied to, and you are the liar, ...
“Next to the Scriptures, nothing makes a sermon more to pierce, than when it comes out of the inward affection of the heart without any affectation.”
William Ames, as quoted in Kent Hughes, Power in Weakness
