Messages

A message from the series “Sermons.” “What qualifications are required in the One who would save people from condemnation and give them eternal life?” As we move from verse 2 to verse 3, there is a change of subject from the Father to the Son, and this verse establishes that Christ is not only uniquely qualified to be the revealer of God, He is also uniquely qualified to be the mediator of the new covenant. He is qualified for these roles because He is God.

A message from the series “Sermons.” When we think about God’s purpose of redemption unfolding, He is always moving us toward greater relational intimacy That is what we will be exploring during this Christmas season as we study this prologue to the book of Hebrews. The theme of this book is “The Supremacy of Christ,” and these opening four verses are laden with truths that set our minds and hearts upon the splendor of who Christ is, why He came to save us, and How He is the fulfillment of God’s promises.

A message from the series “Sermons.” This sermon was delivered for the ordination of Bryan Robbins to the office of Pastor of Morningview Baptist Church. From this text, we study the offices that God gave to the church for it’s spiritual leadership and growth. We also explore the ultimate goal and effect of biblical church leadership.

A message from the series “Sermons.” Pastor Jordan helps us understand both the old and the New Testament call us to love our brother. In the new we have the embodiment of love, the light of Life, Jesus Christ.

A message from the series “Sermons.” In this sermon, Pastor Jordan helps us understand that the propitiation for sins is for all who believe upon Christ. And those who believe upon Christ will walk in the same way in which he walked.

A message from the series “Sermons.” Today we are looking at the first part of the trial of Christ. In these verses, we see the exceeding wickedness of man as the Jewish leaders unleash all of their vitriol upon Christ and Pilate reveals just how weak a leader he is. However, we also see the noble majesty and sovereign resolve of the Son of God as He set His face like flint to accomplish the terms of the covenant of redemption.

A message from the series “Sermons.” In this sermon from Chapter 4 of Song of Solomon, Pastor Jon English explains how our marriages should be protected and praised, and how Christ praises and protects his Bride.

A message from the series “Sermons.” Through this text, we explore Peter’s tragic threefold denial of Christ. By this point in the narrative, Peter was a man consumed by his own pride. Christ had warned him that he would betray Him, but Peter was so certain of his own loyalty, he would not listen. He followed behind Christ into the courtyard of the high priest where he fulfilled Christ’s prophecy in horrifically grand fashion. Yet through his failure, we are blessed to know that Christ’s grace extends to the uttermost.

A message from the series “Sermons.” Pastor Robert leads us through an examination of Paul’s example of Christian contentment at the closing of this letter to the Philippians.