Sermons

On the verge of His violent execution Jesus’s final testament was to offer divine peace to those who believe in Him. Just hours before facing one of the most “horrific means of torture” and death ever devised, the burden Jesus felt was not for Himself but to “solidify the souls of H

Who does not want to be happy and feel joy well up within one’s soul? If one had a time machine and could relive any event in your life what would you choose to experience again? Would it not be the joyful moments in your life such as when you took your first step, learned to ride a bike, met a

God’s expectation for His children is that we might be righteous, holy and true to His Word and will. While we know this cannot be accomplished while we remain mere infants in Christ, spiritual maturity is something that for many Christians is either illusive or beyond their grasp to attain.

The essence of our salvation lies in both grace and faith. Grace means we did not get what we deserve, condemnation and death, because a sinless Christ got what He did not deserve, God’s righteous wrath! He who holds the “keys of heaven, earth and hell” died once and for all and in doing