Sermons
Access to God makes growth possible
Last Sunday evening, I preached at Heritage Bible Church on Hebrews 10.19-25.
Christ will build His Church
Last Sunday evening, I preached at Heritage Bible Church on Matthew 16.13-19.
Remembering Those Who Are in Prison
During our recent International Day of Prayer service at Heritage Bible Church, our service focused on prayer for the persecuted church around the world. I gave a brief challenge from Heb. 13.3 on remembering those who are in prison.
Desiring the Good Life
As a pastoral intern, I recently had the privilege of preaching in a Sunday morning service at Heritage Bible Church. I spoke on Psalm 73: when we’re tempted to envy the wicked, we need to pursue our all-satisfying God instead.
The Death of Christ in the New Testament
I recently taught a two-week series on the New Testament’s teaching about the death of Christ. The notes are available here: The Death of Christ in the NT.
Prayer in the Old Testament
I recently completed a brief outline of an OT theology of prayer. It also provided my outline for a recent Sunday School message I was able to teach at KMBC last Sunday. It was a conviction and encouragement to me as I taught it and I hope it will be to you as well.
When You Can’t Find Answers
Job faced some trials in his life (to put it quite mildly) and those afflictions raised some very difficult questions for him. Using legal terminology repeatedly, Job demands a “court date” with God – he wants to be put on the divine docket. And in the end (Job 38-42), Job hears from the Lord. But he doesn’t hear the answers to his questions like we would expect…
Putting It All Together: Part Two
This final lesson in the Ecclesiastes series follows the flow of thought through the last six chapters of the book.
Putting It All Together: Part One
The last eight lessons have pulled out major themes of Ecclesiastes and examined them individually. This lesson goes through the first six chapters of the book, putting pieces together and unfolding the flow of thought. The next lesson (in two weeks) will do the same for the rest of the book.
Keeping His Commandments
Solomon closes Ecclesiastes with a two-fold exhortation: fear God and keep His commandments. This lesson looks into the relationship between the New Testament Christian and the Old Testament Law.