Sermon Archives

Abraham comes off one of the greatest military victories in the Bible. He has done — alone — what five kings failed to accomplish. And when he gets back home, God comes to him with an odd message: “Don’t be afraid, Abraham.” What did God know that we missed? Why does fear often follow our […]

Suddenly, the story in Genesis shifts to a battle between 9 kings — none of them named Abraham. But this story shows how far Abraham has come in his friendship with God. Because what he does next is something that Hollywood couldn’t have dreamed up…

Abraham is back in the Promised land. And he has learned a lot from his time in Egypt. We see what a man of faith does when he finds his way back to God’s Promise. And it is a lesson for us all.

No sooner does Abraham arrive at the Promised Land, than he faces his first test. And he doesn’t do well. Would any of us? How did you do when you faced “The Famine Test?”

Abraham responds to God’s call on his life. And his journey is marked by three things: A Tent, And Altar, And “Calling on the Name of the Lord?” What do these mean for the person today trying to learn how to “Walk by Faith?”

We start a series about the life of Abraham, known as “The Father of Faith.” He is such a critical figure in the bible, from Genesis all of the way through the New Testament. What does God want us to learn from the life of this pivotal life captured in the bible?

If we are not hearing God speak to us, it could be that he no longer speaks, as some believe. Or it could be that we are not listening. Are there things we do that make it hard, if not impossible, for us to hear the voice of God?

God never changes, and his word is also unchangeable. These are undeniable tenants of the Christian faith. But does that God’s relationship with his people is unchanged? Could the role of the prophecy be different today than it was when Elijah walked the earth? And if so, what does this mean for the modern day […]

There are so many questions about the prophetic gifts. Many believe they no longer exist. Some are convinced they do. Most Christians seem unsure. We take an honest look at the scriptures to answer this very critical question: Does God still speak to us today?