Elder Neal Phelan, Jr. preaches on Matthew 5:17-20, emphasizing that Jesus did not come to destroy the law or the prophets but to fulfill them. He contrasts the corrupted teachings of the Pharisees…
Elder Neal Phelan, Jr. preaches from 1 Corinthians, focusing on the church at Corinth's divisions caused by worldly wisdom and boasting in spiritual gifts. He emphasizes that all gifts are given by…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of truly knowing God as the essence of eternal life, highlighting that God is infinite and beyond full human comprehension. It stresses that knowing God involves…
The sermon emphasizes the omniscience and wisdom of God, highlighting that God alone is the source of all knowledge and understanding. It explores biblical passages that reveal God's all-seeing…
The sermon explores John chapter 10, emphasizing Jesus as the Good Shepherd and believers as His sheep. It highlights biblical imagery of God as shepherd throughout the Old Testament, the…
The sermon explores the parable of the shepherd and the sheep from John 10, emphasizing Jesus as the true shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep. It highlights the biblical imagery of God as…
The sermon titled 'A Call To Remember' emphasizes the importance of remembering three key aspects: our sinful condition apart from Jesus Christ, what we have been made in Christ through His…
The sermon explores 1 Peter chapter 1, emphasizing the context of persecution faced by early Christians and the importance of understanding theology to enhance worship and behavior. The preacher…
The sermon focuses on 1 Timothy 3:1-7, emphasizing the qualifications and sacred responsibilities of a minister or bishop. It highlights the importance of godly character, integrity, and diligent…
The sermon explores the theme of suffering in the Christian life, emphasizing that believers will face tribulations but are assured peace and victory through Christ. It highlights Romans 8,…
The sermon explores the faithfulness of God through the lens of the book of Judges, emphasizing that God allows problems and trials to test and mature believers. It highlights Israel's cycle of…
The sermon on Psalm 141 emphasizes a pattern of prayer characterized by an urgent cry to God, an honest self-examination, dependent trust, and a plea for protection. David models turning to God first…