This sermon on Romans 2:1-11 forces us to evaluate ourselves after our conversion. In our nature, we create many defense mechanisms to justify our own hearts. However, in doing this, we make it impossible for the Holy Spirit to convict our entitled hearts. If you want a spiritual challenge or if you have become complacent…
When I was a kid I saw this dude on T.V. named Arthur Blessitt who carried a huge cross on his back around the world. Although I wasn’t a believer for many years after that, I always remembered two things about it, the cross of Christ and Mr. Blessitt’s zeal for the gospel. I get…
Romans 1:24-32 takes us to a dark place in the human mind. At some point God, when man doesn’t repent, He hands us over to our own desires. Allow me to open up this conversation and explain God in a way we often overlook. This podcast will also respond to questions we might have in…
How do we understand the wrath of God today? Why does He seem more merciful in the New Testament? Why are we removing the wrath of God from the gospel today? Is the fear of man’s opinion controlling the narrative of the Father’s anger? Bring all your questions. Bring all your doubts. Bring all your…
You might not think you’re ashamed of the gospel until you hear this podcast on Romans 1:16-17.
Romans 1:8-15 gives us a chance to compare our hearts to Paul’s who was following Christ.
A rough sketch of Paul and his call to the Gentiles as the least of all the apostles.
If we do not get out of our spiritual ruts quickly, we can become like the fig tree that wasn’t going to bear any fruit that year. This sermon from Mark 11:12-14;20-25 will not only explain how to increase the amount of fruit you produce, but it might make you aware of the small things…