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The central goal Jesus set, repeated through the Bible, that today no one teaches – Audio Sermon
Starting with Jesus Christ, a central goal repeated through the New Testament by almost all the writers in multiple places is today a mystery. More often Christians brush against this all-important theme but then in how they talk of it, they deny it, or say it is not possible. What is it? Listen to this to find out.
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What does the Bible say about being a ‘son’ of God? – Audio Sermon
God wants sons and daughters like Jesus. This sermon explains much. May the Lord bless you!
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Jesus Christ’s Secret To How He Never Sinned – Audio Sermon
Traditional Protestant explanations often generalize and make assumptions about how Jesus never sinned but are such explanations really true to what Jesus and the New Testament are trying to teach? If the lessons of the Bible are misrepresented, that leads to teaching a faulty gospel, and surely no one wants to do that. But have they in spite of best intentions? Listen to this message to hear what the Bible says. May the Lord Jesus bless you.
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What is ‘Justification by Faith?’ – Sermon Audio
Christians base their lives on the teaching the apostle Paul explained called “justification by faith.” This vital truth was brought to the forefront in 1517 by Martin Luther and the Reformers and has imprinted itself into the spiritual DNA of millions, even billions, since then to this day. While justification – being made acceptable to God – is truly by faith, the whole meaning of what Paul was saying has been lost on some. Teachings arising from early understandings have permitted people to turn a blind eye to worldliness, willfully sinful lifestyles, and basically, not accomplishing what justification by faith is supposed to accomplish – fruit of the Spirit and…
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How salvation is not of ‘works’ or ‘law’ – yet Jesus asks for ‘works’ and ‘commandments’ kept – audio sermon
This message answers and reconciles how salvation is not of ‘works’ or ‘law’ – yet Jesus asks for ‘works’ and “commandments” kept. May the Lord bless you!
