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30 sermons
Caleb Combs
Let Us: Worship
Moving from the fear of Sinai to the grace of Zion, the sermon explains how the law once showed humanity’s brokenness, while Christ’s new covenant brings believers into an unshakeable kingdom. It…
Justin Dean
Praise
The message focuses on Psalm 150, the final psalm, where the word praise occurs thirteen times in six verses, urging every creature to glorify God. It defines praise as reverent, cheerful, boastful…
Caleb Combs
Psalm 139 is the focus, showing that God’s perfect knowledge, presence, and power mean He knows every thought, word, and action. The pastor encourages the listener to find comfort in this intimate…
Gary Wright
His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Psalm 139 is examined through three attributes of God: He knows everything, He is present everywhere, and He is all‑powerful. The message highlights that God knit each person together in the womb…
Jayson Combs
Psalm 136
Psalm 139 is the focus, showing that God is all‑knowing, everywhere present, and all‑powerful. The sermon argues this should bring both comfort and holy fear, urging listeners to recognize they are…
Josh Yates
Psalm 139 is explored to show that God is omniscient, everywhere present, and sovereign—he knows every thought, word, and action, and nothing is hidden from him. Because God sees us completely, we…
Justin Dean
Chained
The sermon explores Psalm 139, presenting three themes: God made you, God knows you, and God is with you. Drawing on the hydration image, the speaker explains that prayer, worship, and Scripture…
Gary Wright
His Steadfast Love Endures Forever
Psalm 136, the great halal, which means praise, is the sermon’s focus. The speaker explains that believers should give thanks because God is good, sovereign, and his steadfast love endures forever…
Josh Yates
The sermon looks at Psalm 90, showing that God is the eternal King and our refuge while we are finite and marked by sin. It explains that sin robs life, brings God’s judgment, and caused an entire…
Caleb Combs
Waiting on the Lord is the heart of the sermon, which examines Psalm 62 and its three sections. The pastor explains that David’s example calls believers to wait silently, trust only in God, and pour…
Caleb Combs
Israel's Future
In Romans 11 the speaker explores two pressing questions: has God abandoned his people, and can anyone sin beyond his reach? Answering with Paul, the sermon insists the answer is an emphatic no—God's…
Josh Yates
Israel's Future
Romans S25 · 11:1-36 Lake Orion
Romans 11 is explored to show that God's promises remain even when people have missed Jesus. The sermon recounts Paul's conversion from persecutor to follower and Elijah's encounter with God in…
Stephen Billings
Faithful Despite Rejection
In Romans 11 the speaker asks whether God has rejected His people, then shows that God remains faithful to the nation of Israel by providing a remnant chosen by grace. Through Paul’s conversion and…
Chuck Lindsey
Israel's Past
Romans S23 · 9:1-29 Grand Blanc
Romans 9 shows God as the potter and us as the clay, reminding us that He is God and we are not. Paul’s heavy grief over his people, the Jews, who have rejected their Messiah, reveals a love that…
Jayson Combs
Israel's Past
Romans 9 explores the question of trust in God amid questions about his sovereignty, election, and human responsibility. The sermon shows that God's word has not failed, using Abraham, Isaac, Jacob…
Josh Combs
Israel's Past
Romans 9 has Paul’s sorrow and anguish for his people who rejected Jesus, and he would ask burden on you for lost family, friends and neighbors. The chapter points out God’s word and promises have…
Josh Combs
The Spirit - Gives Us Victory
Romans 8:28‑30 shows that for those who love God, all things work together for good, conforming believers to Christ’s image. The sermon explains that God’s plan began before time, continues through…
Caleb Combs
The Spirit - Makes Us True Sons & Daughters
The sermon walks through Romans 8:12‑17, explaining that believers are debtors to Christ who have paid a debt they could not pay. It calls listeners to stop living for themselves and instead offer…
Chuck Lindsey
The Spirit - Gives Us Life
Romans S16 · 8:9-11 Grand Blanc
Romans 8:9-11 says every person is either in the flesh or in the Spirit. Those in the flesh cannot please God, while believers have the Spirit of Christ living in them. God loves his people and is…
Jayson Combs
The Blessings of Righteousness
The sermon reviews Romans 1–4, presenting God as a righteous judge who declares humanity guilty and then offers salvation through Jesus’ death. In Romans 5 the pastor explains what follows that…
Caleb Combs
Righteousness Illustrated, Pt. 2
Romans 4:17‑25 is examined as a call to trust God not only for salvation but in every area of daily life. The passage shows Abraham’s example of faith that glorifies God, brings righteousness, and…
Josh Yates
Righteousness Illustrated, Pt. 2
Romans S8 · 4:13-25 Lake Orion
The sermon titled “How big is your God?” uses Romans 4 to show that God’s promise to Abraham was fulfilled by faith, not by the law. It stresses that God gives life to the dead and calls things into…
Gary Wright
Righteousness Explained
The passage from Romans 3:21‑31 explains that all people have sinned and cannot be right with God by their own effort. God offers righteousness as a gift through faith in Jesus Christ, whose blood…
Lee Hotchkiss
All Are Guilty Before God and NEED to be Saved
The sermon explores Paul's teaching in Romans 1‑3, showing that both Jews and Gentiles are guilty of sin and self‑centered ideas. It challenges listeners to stop judging others, recognize their own…