Sermons on Encouragement
In True Awakening: Worship Through Consecration
We are too prone to engrave our trials in marble and write our blessings in sand. So write God’s blessings in marble so that you live in joyful worship of God every day.
In Deep Suffering: Worship Through Lament
God cares deeply about the pain of our suffering, and it shouldn’t happen in silence. The Bible gives us a channel to express the trials we experience.
Give Truth
We must encourage and exhort one another every day so that each person in our church family finishes life with a good, believing heart.
Stirring Up Love Through Encouragement
Love for our own local church family is a central mark of Christ-following discipleship. No one faithfully follows Jesus without loving their own local church. God advances His Name through His local church, so let us live in ways that spurs the local church to health.
Finding Your Role in God’s Big Project
“We have to find our role in God’s big project, the one that stretches across the border from this life into the next.” (Cornelius Plantinga Jr.) In this message from Nehemiah 1, guest speaker John Waldrop teaches how revival came to God’s people through the obedience of Nehemiah, and the example it gives to the church today.
Rise of the Nemesis
In this message from Esther 3, Pastor Josh Beakley teaches about the rise of evil, and shows how the glory of God is on display even through life’s darkest moments.
No Condemnation!
When we realize our own hopeless condition before God, we can only rejoice when Paul proclaims “No condemnation!” In this message from Romans 8:1, Pastor Ritch teaches how this short verse ties together the first seven chapters of Romans to give us an unquenchable hope through the Gospel of Christ.
The Privilege of Prayer
The Christian’s life is marked by prayer, but what exactly does that mean? In this message from Hebrews 4:11-16, Dr. Ritch Boerckel answers three important questions about prayer: what it is, what gives us confidence in it, and what continues to draw us back to it.
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