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.
Pursuing Greater Sancrification
The word sanctification can mean “set aside for holy use,” but can also have reference to inner transformation. Join us in this message to learn how both concepts overlap.
The Poor have the Gospel (The Miracle of Preaching)
In the final miracle listed in Jesus’ many miraculous acts recorded in Matthew 11, was that the poor had the gospel preached to them. Find out how this is a miracle in today’s message.
The Dead Are Raised | Matthew 11
While all of Jesus’ miracles openly displayed His power over creation, it was special indeed when He raised the dead. Our hope is in the resurrection, and Jesus’ victorious power over death itself gives us much comfort.
The Deaf Hear | Matthew 11
One of the miracles The Lord Jesus performed in His ministry was restoring the hearing of the deaf. While this demonstrated both Jesus’ divine power and His great compassion, there is also a spiritual lesson to be gleaned about our own ability to hear the gospel!
The Lepers Cleansed | Matthew 11
Continuing our study on the miracles of Christ, we consider the ancient Biblical plague of leprosy and Jesus’ compassion towards those who were lepers.
The Lame Walk | Matthew 11
Continuing our series on the miracles of Christ, we come to Jesus’ healing of those who suffered from various afflictions which incapacitated them, such as withered limbs, amputations, and even paralysis.