Sometimes it can seem that the easy path is to give up. It never is! This sermon looks at when Elijah wanted to give up, and how God restored his faith.
Days of Elijah is a song that was written by Robin Mark in 1994. It is a song of hope. This sermon looks at how the author came to write it, and shows the inspiration of the Holy Spirit behind it.
God commands us to live together in unity. That means bearing with each other, and sometimes it means agreeing to disagree. Unity - not easy, but essential.
Names are important to God, and when God gives a name it is usually loaded with meaning. The same is true for His wonderful name. This sermon explores that.
Following Jesus is a narrow path, and it can be difficult, but it is the only path that leads to life. In this sermon John talks about what it means to walk the narrow path and the difference that it makes.
Scripture is the word of God, but how sure are we that source documents used for translation are anything like what God originally said? The answer is; very sure! This message says why.
A testimony and word of encouragement that Jesus is always knocking on our door and ready to fellowship with us, even when we shut him out. Open the door and let him into your life!
There is no breakthrough without a battle and often we find a 'giant' in our way stopping us from moving forward. The story of David and Goliath gives us some principles for defeating our giants.
To follow Jesus means to be in relationship with him. However, it cannot be a casual relationship. This sermon explores how to establish and maintain a relationship with God.
When we choose to do our own thing we can find ourselves fighting with God. In that place we will eventually lose. It is better, and easier to work with God rather than against him.
