The Apostle Paul gives us an example of how to live in, through and by faith.
of Fresno, California
Sermons from 2018
The Virgin Birth of our Lord is not simply sustainable, based on this text, but firmly established. Some 700 years before the Lord’s Birth, Isaiah proclaimed how God would bring it about as a sign to David’s line that He would never forsake His promises!
The Great Light prophesied in the Old Testament has come in the Person of Jesus Christ. If we have received the Light, we can now see!
The Virgin Birth of our Lord Jesus Christ is a core doctrine of Christianity. It stands as an undeniable truth for believers now as it has throughout history.
Seven Things God Hates (pt. 5) / Because God is love, He hates slander and schism in the body of Christ.
From Gen. 3:15 through Gen.12:1-3, and continuing through the OT text, God promised a Redeemer from sin. There was only one who met those credentials, Jesus of Nazareth (Matt. 1:16-23).
Seven Things God Hates (pt. 4) / Because God is love, He hates rebellion and riotous behavior.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 24) / The last chapter of Mark’s Gospel contributes 3 very important truths to His account of Christ’s life: it verifies the resurrection, it provides further information on the Great Commission, and establishes apostolic authority and credentials.
Seven Things God Hates (pt. 3) / Because God loves man, He hates deceit and murder.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 23) / After enduring illegal and unjust trials, Christ is placed on a cross, bearing the sin of the world, subsequently dying to pay the penalty for sin. Being dead He is placed in a tomb, as witnessed by numerous people.
The gratitude and appreciation believers in Christ have must continually be within us and externally flowing from us
Seven Things God Hates (pt 2) / Pride is the root of all sin and the first in God’s list of things that are an abomination to Him.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 18) / Jesus’ teaching concerning the final 3 1/2 years of the future Tribulation, also known as the Time of Jacob’s trouble, or the Great Tribulation.
Seven Things God Hates (pt 1) / Solomon provides a list of seven things God hates, and those who love God and others would do well to hate these same things.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 18) / In response to two questions, Christ outlines what the future will be for Israel after His death and resurrection, until His return.
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 17) / A summary of primary lessons from the book of Daniel.
Daniel: Who‘s Really In Control? (pt. 16) / God’s messenger reveals important future information to Daniel, and just as some has already been literally fulfilled, the remaining prophecies will also literally be fulfilled just as God has promised.
The Gospel of Mark (Part 17) / Following the Triumphal Entry, over the next two days, the Lord takes possession of the Temple and exercises His Messianic authority as He never had up to that point in His ministry.
The need of churches which embrace and proclaim the Gospel of Grace is the only remedy to the desperate situation faced by this present age in which we live.
While the gospel is foolishness and a stumblingblock to those who believe not, we must proclaim it accurately and sincerely. It is the only hope for mankind.
Daniel: Who‘s Really In Control? (pt. 15) / God allows Daniel to look behind the veil of the visible world and become aware of the spiritual battles going on behind the scenes
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 15) / Along the way during the final journey to Jerusalem, Jesus takes the opportunities to give further instruction on a number of issues like marriage and divorce, trusting in one’s wealth and religious observances to gain eternal life, and humility, while reemphasizing the time of His crucifixion is approaching.
The Gospel of Mark (pt. 14) / The Lord teaches His own disciples the priority of humility & the reality of eternal hell fire
Daniel: Who‘s Really in Control? (pt. 14) / Throughout his life, Daniel remained steadfast in faith and character despite the circumstances in which he found himself.
Daniel: Who‘s Really In Control? (Part 13) / Daniel receives God’s 490-year plan for Israel–from their return to Jerusalem to the literal rule of the Messiah on earth.