Seven Treasures We Find at the Cross – (Luke 23:33-34)
From the seven words spoken from the cross, seven treasures Christ won for us: forgiveness, salvation, adoption, nearness, provision, victory, devotion.
From the seven words spoken from the cross, seven treasures Christ won for us: forgiveness, salvation, adoption, nearness, provision, victory, devotion.
From 2 Kings 20:1–11, how Hezekiah’s faith-filled, earnest prayer moved God to heal him — and how ours can too.
From Ephesians 4:1-16, four marks of a healthy church: it is united, discerns gifts, mobilizes every believer to serve, and grows.
In Colossians 1:15-19 Paul’s seven titles for Christ reveal His supremacy over creation, the church, and death, calling us to give Him first place.
Psalm 40 traces the mutual listening between God and his people: he hears our cry, we delight to do his will, and we again wait for his help.
A first-person dramatic monologue on 2 Samuel 9:1-13: Mephibosheth, a lame enemy, is sought out by King David and raised to a son.
A study of John 4:1-42: how Jesus led a Samaritan woman—and a whole town—to faith, and what it teaches us about winning souls.
From Paul’s sermon at the Areopagus (Acts 17:16-34), effective principles for becoming a faithful, fruitful witness of the gospel.
A sermon on Romans 12:2: stop conforming to the world and be transformed by the renewing of your mind into the image of Christ.
Drawing on Psalm 87 and Hebrews 12, this sermon calls a local church to grow from temple to city of God through Christ’s vision and persevering devotion.