Theology That Bites Back
Introduction: 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, is it not? But for the believer, because God is the eternal I AM, the idea that there could ever be nothing is nonsensical. It could …
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 ...
Acts of the Apostles (26): Sermon Video Introduction: As we continue to work our way through the book of Acts, we are not going to spend very much time on the retelling of the Cornelius story ...
Acts of the Apostles (25): Sermon Video Introduction: So we need to begin where we left off, which was at the house of Simon the tanner. Simon Peter had been somewhat settled there, and it ...
Acts of the Apostles (24): Sermon Video Introduction: This episode is the second time in Acts when the Lord makes a point of introducing two people to one another by supernatural means. The ...
Acts of the Apostles (23): Sermon Video Introduction: In this next section of Acts, Luke turns his attention away from Saul (for the time being) and comes back to recount some of Peter’s ...
Acts of the Apostles (22): Sermon Video Introduction: We are now reading about the very beginning of Saul’s Christian life, and his apostolic ministry. We are looking at just 21 verses, and ...
Introduction: One very common problem that Christians have in their Christian lives is the problem of spiritual clutter. Many Christians don’t know what to do with various unresolved sins and problems, ...
Acts of the Apostles (21): Sermon Video Introduction: We come now to Luke’s first account of the conversion of Saul of Tarsus (there are three accounts total). Remember that Saul is not his ...
Acts of the Apostles (20): Sermon Video Introduction: Remember that the Lord had said the gospel would progress from Jerusalem to Judaea, to Samaria, and then to the uttermost parts of the ...
