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Faith Alone

January 17, 2018

What right does anyone have to claim that they will be in heaven? Because someone is basically a good person? Because of the things we have done? No, Romans 3:21-31 explains that a person is justified by faith alone in Christ Jesus.

Scripture Alone

January 9, 2018

What is your relationship to the Word of God? Is it the sole authority? Is it something you run to, or run from? 2 Timothy 3:12-17 teaches us to be subject to the Bible, because it is breathed into by God.

Unhindered

January 9, 2018

The book of Acts ends with a bit of an irony- Paul, in prison, is sharing the gospel “unhindered.” But this ending describes the reality of how things are- under the sovereignty of God.

With Difficulty

December 19, 2017

If travel plans make you anxious, Acts 27 might make you sick. While the text is full of traveling headaches (is a shipwreck considered a headache?), it also shows the Christian that God is sovereign, and that He loves us tremendously.

We Are His Witnesses

December 13, 2017

Acts 26 is Paul’s defense before Agrippa- He is arguing for his life! And yet, Paul still takes the opportunity to talk about the authority of Christ, and the command to all of us to be witnesses of the resurrection. 20 centuries later and we still draw from this as an example on how to witness to those who are lost.

God Raises the Dead

December 7, 2017

God raises the dead; this is the gospel in concentrated form. This message can provoke hope in some knowing that this life isn’t all that there is, but it can provoke terror in others as well. Hope caused Paul to give up his own life for the sake of the Gospel, and it was terror that caused so much uproar in Jerusalem, it is the reason Paul stood on trial before Festus and Agrippa in Acts 26.

Three Tenses

November 29, 2017

Acts 24:25 is a prepackaged sermon. Paul’s address to Felix on Righteousness, Self-control, and a coming judgment, lays out for us the three tenses of salvation- a past, a present, and a future work of Christ. (The introduction to this sermon was lost due to technical issues).