Modern "evangelism" has devolved into nothing more than social justice with "Jesus" in the caption, and ignores the fundamental doctrine of propitiation on which the entire gospel rests. In this sermon, we study the realities of sin, wrath, judgment, and redemption.

In this passage we're challenged to examine our witness, seeing the bold testimony of John the Baptist as he prepares the way for the coming of Jesus Christ.

To many, the miracle of the Incarnation of Christ has lost it's importance. In this sermon, Pastor Anthony teaches us why this doctrine is foundational to the faith, and the out workings it has in the life of all Believers.

John introduces Jesus as light of the world; including the witness of John the Baptist, the world's rejection of Him, and the offer of salvation He makes available. This sermon underscores the rejection of the Light by some, while promising that those who receive and believe in Him gain the right to become children of God.

The opening of the Apostle John's magnum opus presents Jesus of Nazareth as the focal point of Christian faith and the essence of human existence. He delineates Jesus as the eternal, singular, creative, truth-revealing second member of the triune Godhead.

There's no way Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and townspeople could have fully understood all that was transpiring when Jesus was born into a Bethlehem stable. But the author of Hebrews displays for us, with unparalleled beauty, the supernatural purposes and magnificent blessings of God's Son coming to earth.

All of us go through seasons of doubt and despair where our first response is to search out an answer, asking, "What should I do?" or "What is the answer?" But in this message, we see that the solution to life's great problem is not a "What" but rather a "Who."

In December 2023, TIME Magazine dubbed Taylor Swift their person of the year, stating she's become the world's "light" in darkness. As with every generation, the Bible reminds us of the true Light, the Redeemer who solves mankind's woes with eternal answers.

When our Lord Jesus returns, He will not only resurrect His saints who are dead but will also transform those who are living. In these concluding verses of 1 Corinthians 15 we learn of a coming rapture for God's people along with how it must motivate our daily lifestyle.