Four things are listed as precious in 1^st and 2^nd Peter. What are they? First and foremost, the Lord Jesus Christ my Savior!

This sermon looks at the person of Peter as he endeavor’s to follow the Lord Jesus! May we each be moved to a closer walk with our Lord!       

This sermon draws our minds and hearts to the reason the church observes the Lord’s Supper.

To ignore the testimonies of the resurrection is to condemn one’s soul to hell. Salvation is real and it is because the grave could not hold our Lord. In the sermon we look closely at the personal testimonies given.

What does the Lord means when He says, “We are one in Christ?” Is he speaking figuratively? Here we have a close look at subject in the Book of Ephesians.

The Bible always gives us an honest narrative of historical events. Not only are the successes of individuals accurately portrayed before our eyes, but also their failures. No one ever deserved mercy. Mercy is given to the guilty. Today’s sermon brings glory to the God of mercy.

The Christian walk is one of fellowship with God! This sermon addresses this subject.     

As saved people we are to leave the old life behind. This sermon speaks to our new life in Christ.     

There is a spiritual danger to our neglect of the reading and study of God’s Word. No, not our souls’ salvation, but of spiritual victory as we continue to live in this old world. Not only do God’s people neglect it in this manner, but also in their obedience to It.

Today we approach the subject of coming in through the Door opened for us to be saved.