Sermons

This lesson examines how believers can develop a biblical perspective on wealth by rejecting the distortions of prosperity theology and recognizing that true blessing is found in identity in Christ, not material possessions.

This lesson will show how the enemy uses a misapplied scripture to create a shield of passivity. By making believers feel guilty for “judging,” the enemy successfully silences the church, allowing wrongdoing to grow completely unchecked in the dark.

Waiting on God brings with it innumerable blessings! You’re coming up and out with a NEW SONG!

This lesson defines worldliness as an unfaithful “friendship with the world. It disrupts a Christian’s relationship with God, leading to a carnal mindset. The ultimate remedy is for believers to submit to God, resist the devil, practice true humility, and allow biblical truth to transform their lives.

This lesson contrasts earthly wisdom with heavenly wisdom, which is “from above” and is reflected in our everyday behavior. Receiving heavenly wisdom requires humility and staying in the Spirit, the Word, and in godly Fellowship.

This lesson from James 3 examines the tongue’s enormous power — for both destruction and edification. Ultimately, the way we speak to and about others is a direct reflection of God’s love within us.

This lesson distinguishes between a “dead” profession of faith and a life-changing relationship with God. True faith goes beyond mere words to produce tangible and consistent actions.

God never promised us an easy life or a life without problems. What He did promise us is that He would never leave us alone and would always help us endure whatever life throws at us. You can stand on that promise!

This lesson focuses on how facing trials exposes our spiritual deficiencies. It stresses the deliberate necessity of releasing the old man to effectively receive and embrace the “implanted Word.”