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16 sermons
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…
Josh Combs
Psalm 90 forms the heart of this message, which contrasts God’s everlasting nature with humanity’s fleeting existence. Moses’ prayer teaches that life is short, like grass that withers, and that sin…
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…
Roy Townsend
Live With Eternity In Mind
Roy Townsend starts with thanks for fathers, then turns to Psalm 90, Moses’ prayer amid daily loss. He wants to remind us of God’s eternity and shortness of life, calling people to stop finding…
Caleb Combs
Applying Righteousness: Towards Others/Selflessness
Romans 14 calls the church to unity despite diversity, urging believers not to judge one another over non‑essential matters such as eating meat or observing special days. The pastor notes that the…
Gary Wright
Applying Righteousness: Towards Others/Selflessness
Romans S31 · 14:1-15:13 Burton
The sermon shares a story of his marriage to his wife Kim, showing that God joins people with different backgrounds. It then turns to Romans 14, where Paul tells believers to stop arguing over gray…
Isaiah Combs
Give Up To Build Up
Unity in the church is the focus of this message, which examines Romans 14 and 15. The speaker explains that believers often divide over personal convictions and preferences rather than biblical…
Patrick Bicknell
The Spirit - Sets Us Free
Romans S15 · 8:1-8 Walled Lake
Romans 8:1 tells us there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. Patrick Bicknell explains the two meanings of condemnation: the pronouncement of judgment and its execution, showing…
Chuck Lindsey
The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 1
Romans S3 · 2:1-16 Grand Blanc
Many think being a good person is enough, but the sermon shows that heaven requires perfect, sinless righteousness no one can earn. God offers forgiveness and righteousness as a free gift to anyone…
Gary Wright
The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 1
Paul's letter to the Romans teaches that everyone is guilty of sin and without excuse before God. The sermon explains that we often judge others while overlooking our own faults, and that God's…
Jayson Combs
The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 1
Romans 2:1‑11 is examined, showing that God judges fairly and without favoritism, and that self‑righteous people who criticize others while ignoring their own sin will not escape his judgment. The…
Josh Combs
Judgment
Romans 2 explains that God is the true judge, and people wrongly set themselves up as judges, excusing or condemning others while ignoring their own sin. God’s patience is not permission to keep…
Josh Yates
The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 1
Romans 2 shows that everyone who judges others is guilty of the same sins, because God’s judgment falls on all who practice unrighteousness. The speaker stresses that we must stop thinking we are…
Justin Dean
The NEED of the Religious, Pt. 1
Romans 2 shows that everyone is condemned under sin, and no one has an excuse for judging others while ignoring personal guilt. The sermon stresses that sin is sin, whether murder or gossip, and that…