Sermons
Sowing and Reaping
What we do today, the choices we make and the direction we take, may impact on us tomorrow and the rest of our lives. Sowing the right sort of seed is essential. There are natural consequences to our actions.
The Pear
The corruptible consequences of sin in our lives if we do not make the effort to put it out.
The Illegal Crucifixion
Understanding the political implications of the situation, Pilate allowed the Jews to crucify an innocent man. Of course we understand the necessity of Jesus’ death, as an innocent victim. The trial of Jesus was a mockery of justice. However, this illegal trial did fulfill the prophecies concerning the condemnation of the Messiah as prophesied – and so it had to happen. And when it did happen, the worst traits of man were shown in order to get his own way even if it meant trampling all over – and ignoring – so many legalities.
Knowing The Future
Soothsayers, mediums, fortune tellers and others who consult demons and practice divination are condemned by God! However, God does reveal the future to those who are faithful to Him, and this knowledge carries great responsibility.
Symbols
Religion has denied following the Will of God and instead substituted idols and symbols for worship. Satan’s desire is to lead us to ruin. We must be vigilant to not be lead to our own destruction.
Christ’s First Coming—Part 2
In what year did Jesus give His famous Olivet prophecy? Did He warn His disciples of a falling away from the truth just prior to His return? How can we have confidence and assurance for us and our children in light of the terrible times ahead of us? How often was Christ anointed before His death? When exactly did Jesus introduce the new Passover symbols of foot washing, bread and wine? In what year and on what day did Jesus die? How long was He buried and dead in the grave? Did He fulfill the sign that would prove that He was the Messiah? When exactly was He resurrected? When did He ascend to heaven to receive authority and power?
Christ’s First Coming—Part 1
In what year and during what time of year was Jesus born? Surely not in December, but when? When did King Herod die? Did Jesus have brothers and sisters? Was John the Baptist older than Jesus? When did Christ’s public ministry begin? Why was Jesus baptized? How often did He cleanse the Temple? What did He teach about “born again”? Where did His first miracle take place? Did Jesus keep the Sabbath, Passover and the annual Holy Days, such as the Feast of Trumpets and the Feast of Tabernacles?
Winning
How bad do you want to win? To win means you have to be competing in something. What is it that we are competing in? What is it that we are striving for? Do we have what it takes to win?
