The sermon emphasizes the importance of God's sovereignty and human responsibility in building the church, highlighting that while the Lord builds the house, believers must labor diligently in…
The sermon emphasizes the greatness and divinity of Jesus Christ, who God has set forth as the Savior and ruler of His kingdom. It highlights the necessity of faith in Jesus for salvation,…
The sermon addresses the biblical concept of backsliding, emphasizing that while the Bible acknowledges backsliding among individuals, churches, and nations, it also teaches the eternal security of…
The sermon explores the concept of sanctification as presented in 1 Corinthians 1:1-2, emphasizing the distinction between positional sanctification—being set apart and perfected legally before…
The sermon explores three types of expectations: those of the wicked, the Lord Jesus Christ, and God's people. It emphasizes that even the wicked have expectations, but their hopes will perish, while…
The sermon explores the confusion of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus who misunderstood the nature of the kingdom of God, expecting a literal, earthly kingdom rather than a spiritual one. It…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of seeking God's will through prayer, studying the Bible, and seeking counsel from godly believers. The speaker shares personal experiences and biblical examples…
Steven Bloyd's sermon emphasizes seeking God's will through prayer, studying the Bible, and seeking counsel from godly believers. He shares personal experiences and biblical examples to illustrate…
The sermon discusses the challenges faced by the early church in Corinth, emphasizing the simplicity of the gospel amidst opposition from Judaizing teachers who complicated Christian teachings with…
The sermon emphasizes the centrality of Jesus Christ in salvation, highlighting His divine nature, incarnation, suffering, and sacrificial death as fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy and the only…
The sermon distinguishes between two types of salvation: the eternal salvation of God's elect, which is unconditional and secured by God's purpose and Christ's finished work, and the temporal…
The sermon emphasizes that the Old Testament law is a shadow of the good things to come, specifically pointing to Jesus Christ and His one perfect sacrifice that forever takes away sin. It explains…