Introduction: In the worship of our congregations, we have the practice of reciting the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Definition of Chalcedon. There are various implications of this, ...
The Image of the Triune God
The Spirit of Wind and Fire
Sermon Video Introduction: As we celebrate the Pentecostal gift of the Spirit to the church, which is how God created the church in its new covenant form, we should make a point of paying close ...
And So Spake
Acts of the Apostles (31): Sermon Video Introduction: Having departed from Antioch, Paul and Barnabas came to Iconium, another significant town in Galatia. The ministry here was one of the ...
Envy Rises
Acts of the Apostles (30): Sermon Video Introduction: We know that the Lord Jesus was turned over to the Romans by the Jewish leaders because of envy. Pilate had been around political posturing ...
The Sure Mercies of David
Acts of the Apostles (29): Sermon Video Introduction: We are here given an outline of the sermon Paul preached in the synagogue at Pisidian Antioch. This sermon was preached to Jews and Gentile ...
Serious Gentile Territory
Acts of the Apostles (28): Sermon Video Introduction: We are now accompanying Paul on his first missionary journey, together with Barnabas and their associate minister, John Mark. Now remember ...
Inescapable Fear
Introduction: This message on Inescapable Fear could just as easily been entitled as Freedom from Fear. And, without any contradiction, it could also have been entitled The ...
Struck by an Angel
Acts of the Apostles (27): Sermon Video Introduction: In this chapter, we should notice a few introductions, and a notable contrast. We are introduced to John Mark, the author of the second ...
Not Incredible at All/Easter 2025
Introduction: Sermon Video The philosopher Leibniz put the problem into a nutshell when he asked “why is there something rather than nothing at all?” That is one of the fundamental questions, ...
A Crown by Faith
Introduction Sermon Video In the triumphal entry of Christ into Jerusalem, we see that the cross is very much in view. At the same time, it is still appropriate to call it a triumphal entry ...