“Now may the God of peace Himself sanctify you completely, and may your whole spirit and soul and body be kept blameless at the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. He who calls you is faithful; He will surely do it.” -1 Thessalonians 5:23-24 I look honestly into the mirror and see a man who … Continue reading Blameless
Blessed are the Meek
The meek shall inherit the earth. They are welcomed into the Kingdom of God and enjoy its blessings even now. The meek are not impatient or quarrelsome, nor are they always entangled in contentions, disputes, debates, or strife. Biblical meekness involves an attitude of humility, gentleness, and a steadfast reliance upon God—even in the midst of trials and tribulations.
Blessed Are They Who Mourn
We may be afflicted in every way. But we are not crushed. We may be perplexed, but not driven to despair. All day long we may be persecuted. But we are not forsaken. Still others may be struck down. But we are not destroyed. Mourning may last through the night, but joy comes in the morning. The only hope and eternal comfort in this world for those who rejoice or for those who mourn is Christ!
The Poor in Spirit
So many in religion think themselves "rich, increased with goods and in need of nothing!" Believing all is well between them and God, they suppose their acceptance is based on personal religious goodness. They assume everything to be fine, knowing not they are wretched, miserable, poor, blind and naked.
Faith: God’s Gift of Seeing Christ
Brothers and sisters, may your faith be fixed not on the seen but on the unseen glory of Christ. Let us remember: the same Word that created the world has now recreated our hearts in Christ. And by faith, we walk—not by sight.
Raised With Christ
https://youtu.be/Q8VCsFtmuTE?si=upc1IyZjACgekCmU Raised with Christ: Living the New Life In Colossians 3:1–11, the Apostle Paul reminds believers that the Christian life is grounded not in striving for acceptance with God but in resting in what Christ has already accomplished. Because we have died with Christ and have been raised with Him, we are called to live … Continue reading Raised With Christ
Who is My Neighbor? Christ, Compassion, and the Law
Let us hear the parable rightly: not as a ladder to climb, but a window into the heart of God. Jesus doesn’t just tell us to love—He loved us first (1 John 4:10). And having received such mercy, we are now free to show mercy to others—not to earn life, but because we have life in Him.
Breakfast By the Sea: Christ’s Restorative Grace
Whether you're weary, feeling distant from God, or need encouragement, this sermon reminds us that Christ pursues His children with unconditional love, restoring them with gentle mercy. No failure is too great, no distance too far—Jesus bids us back to the table, fellowship, and new life.
A New Song Worth Singing!
https://youtu.be/yxYrkHHgGu8?si=dfJH0jC2DqSbaOYM Join Pastor Jason Boothe of Redeemer Church in Piketon, Ohio, as he opens up Psalm 98 in this powerful sermon titled "A New Song Worth Singing." In a noisy and uncertain world, Psalm 98 calls us to lift our voices in joyful praise to the Lord for His marvelous works, steadfast love, and salvation. … Continue reading A New Song Worth Singing!
There Was a Certain Rich Man: The Historicity of Christ’s Telling of the Rich Man and Lazarus
We see strong exegetical and theological grounds to affirm its historicity. The naming of Lazarus, the narrative structure, and the theological precision all support this conclusion. But more than this, it is Christ’s omniscient authority and purpose that compel us to receive this story as truth revealed, not fiction invented.
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