The sermon emphasizes the importance of being vigilant in three ways: inwardly watching over the needs of the church members, outwardly watching for the enemy—Satan—and upwardly watching for the…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. concludes a sermon series on 1 Timothy, focusing on the biblical account of creation and the global flood as opposed to evolutionary science. He emphasizes the importance of…
The sermon explores God's sovereign control over nature, particularly the wind, illustrating His power through biblical events such as the Flood, the plagues of Egypt, the parting of the Red Sea, and…
The sermon explores the biblical significance of the wind as a demonstration of God's power and control over creation. It highlights various scriptural instances where God commands the wind to…
The sermon emphasizes that God remembers His people with mercy and love, just as He remembered Noah during the flood. Despite trials, sin, and long periods of waiting, believers are safe in Christ,…
The sermon explores Jesus' parable of the vineyard in Mark 12, highlighting the unfaithfulness of the Jewish leaders who rejected God's prophets and ultimately His Son. It emphasizes God's…
The sermon emphasizes that the God of the Old and New Testaments is the same gracious and holy God who walks personally with His people, exemplified by Noah's relationship with God. Walking with God…
The sermon explores the question of God's presence and sovereignty amid natural disasters, particularly hurricanes, using biblical examples to illustrate God's control over nature and His righteous…
The sermon discusses the humanity and sins of godly men, focusing on Noah as an example. It highlights Noah's righteousness and God's grace in his life, but also his sin of drunkenness and nakedness…
The sermon reflects on the significance of altars and places of remembrance in the Old Testament, highlighting how figures like Noah, Abram, and Jacob built altars to acknowledge God's mercy,…