From our first meeting after the shut down in March 2020, we share message 1 from a series on 2 Chronicles 7:14 entitled Humbling Ourselves.
A Sovereign God
Nothing surprises God. Nothing is beyond His oversight, or out of His realm to govern. We are but flesh, yet He is omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, and eternal. The Lord reigns, even over the plagues of this world.
I Shall Not Want
Are you a worrier? If so, this full length sermon from March is for you!
From March 2020
Imaginations
We use the word “imagination” to refer to the commendable trait, creativity. Yet, when scripture uses the word, it nearly always refers to the human inclination to dwell on sinful things.
From March 2020
Love, from a Biblical Perspective
As believers, we’re commanded to love. We are to love our spouses, our children, our neighbor, other Christians, and even our enemies. Join us for this message on love, from a biblical perspective.
From February 2020
The Last Adam
Speaking about Justification, we consider the “once for all” nature of Christ’s redemptive work on the cross. In fact, Paul parallels the work of Christ with the transgression of Adam, as both acted as a Federal Head on behalf of their people. Christ, the last Adam, brought salvation to the elect of God.
More Than Conquerors!
Following our sermon last week on the subject of suffering, we return to Romans chapter 8 and Paul’s solution to all our sorrows: the bedrock principles of salvation by grace!
Some Counsel To Those Who Suffer
Suffering is inevitable. It’s not a matter of if, but when some affliction befalls us. With that in mind, pastor Winslett shares 3 words of advice to help in our moments of need.
Repentance
Biblically, repentance is both a grace and a command. In this message, we consider the root of repentance, the command to repent, and one example of repentance to help frame our understanding of the subject.
Cain and Abel
The account of Cain slaying Abel is one of the most famous and tragic events in the Old Testament. Yet, it provides us a great opportunity to interpret real life through a theological lens and glean practical insight into daily living.