Sermons

Romans 3:21-24 answers Job’s ancient cry – righteousness apart from law, given unto all who believe, chains fallen through ransom price paid.

Romans 3:13-20 paints humanity’s portrait – asp poison under lips, swift to shed blood, no fear of God, every mouth silenced before judgment.

Paul’s concluding charge to Titus presses two searching questions – how important is godliness to you, and what priority do you place on maintaining your Christian walk?

Romans 3:1-12 silences protest with Scripture – no one righteous, all gone astray like sour milk, enslaved under sin’s mastership without hope.

Subject to authorities, ready for good works, showing meekness – remembering foolish enslaved hateful past transformed by kindness, mercy, regeneration poured abundantly.

Resting in law, boasting in God, yet transgressing – religious credentials crumble when ritual replaces heart transformation by divine surgery.

Paul’s grace theology confronts modern distortions – are you submitting to grace’s instruction that trains believers to deny ungodliness and live for Christ’s blessed hope?

Hear the Bridegroom call His bride to deeper communion as He invites her into the cleft of the rock and urges her to remove every hindrance to love.

This message examines young men’s soberness, preachers as patterns in uncorrupt teaching with sound speech, and servants displaying obedience, respect, honesty and fidelity.