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Sermon Snapshots

 I was reviewing some of my old sermons and a lot of them aren’t really worth keeping. However, some of the points and the applications are worth saving. Thus, here are some snapshots of my sermons for your edification.


Sermon #1 "It is finished" So Finish Well John 19:30
-Christ died for us. Our redemption is complete.
-Christ rose for us. No work can be added to our redemption.
-God is with us. Christ was forsaken so that we would never be forsaken by God; He is all in all towards us.

Sermon #2 ...to die is gain Philippians 1:21
-Because of Christ’s perfect life, we now live
-Because of Christ’s perfect death, we now have no fear of death
-Because of Christ’s salvation we know have fellowship with Him now and forever

Sermon #3 Repent and believe Mark 1:14-15
-Repentance is a turning from sin to Christ
-Repentance is turning from sin to satisfaction
-Believe in the Gospel: The goodness of God in providing us our salvation

Sermon #4 Refresh My Soul Psalm 23
-God leads us
-God refreshes us
-All for His glory through us

Sermon #5 Teach us, Keep us Psalm 119:33-40
-God taught us (shown us) who He is
-God is keeping us; not my works, or faith but He Himself sustains me

Sermon #6 Fuel For the Fire Psalm 13:5-6
(Posted in full on the site)
-God’s love sustains us
-God’s salvation sustains us
-God’s goodness sustains us

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