The sermon explores 1 Timothy chapter 2, emphasizing the roles of men and women in worship and church life as instructed by Apostle Paul. It highlights the importance of prayer, modesty, and…
The sermon focuses on John 3:16, emphasizing God's sovereign love for the elect, those chosen before the foundation of the world. It explains that God's love is unchanging and that salvation is…
The sermon explores Joshua chapters 5 and 6, focusing on the Israelites' crossing of the Jordan River, their circumcision at Gilgal, and the miraculous conquest of Jericho. It highlights God's…
The sermon focuses on Abraham's faith journey as described in Hebrews 11, emphasizing his obedience and trust in God's promises despite uncertainties and challenges. It highlights Abraham as a model…
The sermon explores the apparent contradiction in Hebrews 1:4 and 2:7, explaining that Jesus is superior to angels in every way except that He was made a little lower than them to suffer death for…
Elder Chris McCool addresses the problem of evil, a common atheist objection to God's existence, from a biblical perspective. He distinguishes between moral evil (sin) and natural evil (calamities),…
Elder Chris McCool preaches on the problem of evil from a scriptural perspective, emphasizing that God created the world very good and in perfect harmony. He explains that Adam was created with free…
Elder Chris McCool teaches that from a biblical perspective, evil is not created or condoned by God but entered the world through the fall of Adam, as described in Genesis 3. He distinguishes between…
The sermon explores the life of Abraham, focusing on his experience of dwelling in tents as a metaphor for the Christian life. Abraham pitched his tent between Bethel (House of God) and Hayah (heap…
Elder Chris McCool preaches on the life of Abraham, emphasizing his faith as a sojourner looking for a heavenly city rather than an earthly one. Abraham's journey of pitching tents symbolizes the…
Elder Chris McCool preaches on Hebrews 11:8-10, focusing on the symbolic cities in Abraham's life: the pagan city of Ur behind him, the sinful city of Sodom beside him, and the heavenly city before…
The sermon explores how biblical figures like Abraham, Isaac, Esau, Jacob, and Joseph responded to times of famine, illustrating different reactions ranging from turning to the world to seeking God.…