1 Cor 15:1-20. What is the essence of the Gospel? Will there be a future, bodily resurrection for the Christian? How can we be sure? In this glorious chapter on the resurrection, Paul addresses the question. He builds the case on the certainty of Christ’s past resurrection and connects it...

John 15:8-27. What does it mean to remain or continue in God’s love? And what can hinder the experience of such love? These questions and others are considered as we further the study of abiding in Him and various aspects of living the Spirit-filled Christian life.

John 15:1-8. What does it mean to abide in the Vine? What is the fruit seen in the life of an abiding believer? If we are not bearing fruit can we lose our salvation? This sermon explores these important questions and more.

Acts 15:1-41. At this crucial point of the gospel going forth to the Gentiles, the all-important question must be answered. What is the gospel? What does a Gentile, or a jew for that matter, really need to do to be saved?

1 Cor 15:8-10. The Apostle Paul was well aware of the grace of God on his life, as one who persecuted the church and then became a servant of the church. He serves as a model of grace for all us. We all can say we are what we are...

John 15:1-8 Jesus uses the wonderful analogy of the believers spiritual life being as a branch connected to the vine. Unless we abide in the life giving vine we cannot bear any fruit. (Other Verses Galatians 5:22-23)

1 Corinthians 15:1-4 Approaching the easter season this sermon explores some of the prophecies and types of the resurrection found in the Old Testament. These considerations allow us to see so clearly that the death and resurrection was certainly according to the scriptures.

Luke 15:11-32. In this timeless parable on the lost son, Jesus answers the accusation in the heart of the pharisees that he receieves sinners. His answer is essentially the gospel, portrayed with a loving, gracious father, who runs, who restoresm who forgives.

Acts 15:6-11, 1 Kings 12:4-15, Matthew 11:28-30. At The Jerusalem council, after Paul’s first Missionary Journey, the all important question was asked and answered. What is the gospel? What does a Gentile, or any man, need to do to be saved? What is the yoke that a person must bear?