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…
The sermon explores the biblical doctrine of the New Birth, emphasizing that it is a sovereign act of the Holy Spirit and not a new truth but an old one taught since the Old Testament. The New Birth…
Elder Chris McCool preaches from Hebrews 2:1, emphasizing the danger of neglecting one's salvation through spiritual drift rather than active rebellion. He explains that letting spiritual truths slip…
Elder Chris McCool teaches from Hebrews 2:1 about the importance of not neglecting salvation, emphasizing that while salvation cannot be lost, it can be neglected, which affects our spiritual walk…
The sermon emphasizes that although all things are spiritually subjected to Jesus Christ, our earthly perspective often fails to see this reality due to present circumstances. The preacher encourages…
Elder Chris McCool preaches from Hebrews 2:9, emphasizing the importance of fixing our eyes on Jesus rather than our circumstances. He contrasts the earthly perspective of Ecclesiastes with the hope…
The sermon explores the powerful imagery of Jesus Christ as a victorious warrior returning from battle, as depicted in Isaiah 63:1-6 and Revelation 19. It emphasizes Christ's strength, righteousness,…
Elder Chris McCool's sermon emphasizes the concept of Ebenezer stones as memorials of God's help and deliverance in believers' lives. He illustrates this through biblical examples, personal…
The sermon examines the condition of the Church at Laodicea as described in Revelation 3:14-22, focusing on the dangers of being lukewarm in faith—neither cold nor hot. It emphasizes the spiritual…
This sermon, delivered by Elder Chris McCool, focuses on the message to the Church at Laodicea in Revelation 3:14-22, emphasizing the danger of lukewarm faith among believers. It highlights Jesus…
The sermon explores the profound truth that God, who is categorically different and greater than man, became flesh and our brother through Jesus Christ, as explained in Hebrews 2:9-18. It emphasizes…
The sermon explores the majesty and sovereignty of God, emphasizing Jesus Christ's unique nature as both fully divine and fully human. It highlights the incarnation as essential for salvation,…