Sermons

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Righteousness: A Heavenly Exchange Psalm 23:3

Max Lucado

Righteousness: A Heavenly Exchange Psalm 23:3

Easter: “No One Comes to the Father Except through Me”

John A. Huffman, Jr

How often do we slow our systems down long enough to prioritize by asking ourselves some tough questions?

Lent: Learning to Lament Psalm 13

H. Mark Abbott

One of the things Lent can teach us to practice all year long is how to lament.

Response to Crisis: Under Attack; Under God

M. Craig Barnes

Note: This sermon was originally delivered in the aftermath of September 11, 2001.

Response to Crisis: When Good Things Happen to Bad People: Making Sense of the Senseless

Jack Wyman

Response to Crisis: When Good Things Happen to Bad People: Making Sense of the Senseless

Response to Crisis: A Biblical Perspective for Our National Tragedy

John A. Huffman, Jr

This sermon was originally delivered in the days immediately following the tragedy of September 11, 2001.

Problem of Evil: Truth-Telling in a Time of Tragedy What Words Dare We Speak, When We Dare Not Be Silent?

Albert Mohler

Problem of Evil: Truth-Telling in a Time of Tragedy What Words Dare We Speak, When We Dare Not Be Silent?

Christmas: Culture Wars over Christmas

David W. Crocker

Through the years cultures have imposed themselves on Christmas and sometimes succeeded in crowding out the Christ of Christmas. What's a Christian to do? This sermon looks at Christmas "culture wars" and challenges us to take an uncompromising stand for the true meaning of Christmas, even if it puts us at odds with the world around us.

Proclaiming the Gospel: The Communication of the Christian Message 1 Corinthians 2:1-5

Stephen F. Olford

Proclaiming the Gospel: The Communication of the Christian Message 1 Corinthians 2:1-5

Faith: Serving in the Silence

Joe Alain

This sermon examines the great faith and hope displayed in the lives of Zechariah and Elizabeth. They were willing to be used by God, they learned that God's "No" is not forever, and they were faithful to the Lord in spite of their circumstance. What about us? Will we continue to serve God no matter what? Will we serve Him in our suffering and in our sickness? Will we serve Him in the silence? That is faith!