This sermon centers around the great miracle of healing Naaman the Leper. It proves once again that only God can meet the needs of man.

The incident of the whale pictures a loving God Who chastens all of His Own when needed. In this sermon we look closely at Jonah’s response to God’s patient continual seeking to guide him.

Growing spiritually is not an accidental process. The Lord blesses the person who makes it their life’s goal to seek His face through His Bible through the person of Jesus Christ our Lord.

Jesus grew up in a small town. The people there thought they knew Him. But, they did not. There are many today who think they know Him. They do not. We will explain that statement.

One cannot truly describe the Lord Jesus. Then how can we possibly be like Him? In this sermon we seek to answer those questions.

The saved person had been all they need to overcome sin and Satan. They have been clothed with the Righteousness of Christ, provided Armor to put on, and the Holy Spirit to empower them.

So many seem to be satisfied being saved, headed for heaven. It is as if they do not understand that something is commanded of them in this life. We are separate from sin.

Today we behold the most needed and precious events of all Scripture, the Lord Jesus coming back from the dead.

The Lord Jesus believed and held to the reality of Adam and Eve. He quoted Genesis Chapter 2, holding to man being “made” from the dust of the ground. He spoke of Adam and Eve being “joined together” in marriage by God, thus holding to the creation of Eve from the rib of Adam.