The sons of God
Many can misunderstand the verse in Job 1:6 and assume that the sons of God are angels, but is it? We need to let the bible speak for itself.
Avoiding Shipwreck
📖 1 Timothy 1:18–20
The Christian life is like a ship at sea. The world surrounds us, but shipwreck happens when the sea gets inside the ship.
Paul warns that some have made shipwreck of their faith by neglecting faith and ignoring their conscience. Small compromises become hidden leaks, and drifting leads to danger.
But our hope in Christ is an anchor of the soul. Storms will come yet a life anchored in Jesus will not be destroyed.
Building on the Wrong Foundation
There is no other Foundation then that of Jesus Christ, this means everything should be based of what the Bible says, not our interpretation or personal beliefs, when we build on the wrong foundations our life will fall apart somewhere along the line.
The Joy Of Salvation
In Psalms 51 we see David confessing his sins to God and because of his sins he loses the joy of his salvation, he does not lose salvation but the joy of it! In this message we explain how sin affects our relationship with God but not our position in heaven.
Speaking Gibberish
When the Bible speaks about tongues, it is referring to real, known languages not emotional sounds or spiritual gibberish. In Acts 2, every man heard the disciples speak in his own language, proving that tongues were meant for clear communication, not confusion. Paul warns that uninterpreted tongues only make believers look mad to unbelievers, because God is not the author of confusion. The power of God is not found in spiritual performances but in the preaching of the Word, for faith comes by hearing, and hearing by the Word of God.
Living for Eternity, Not the Moment
We need to understand that this life is a vapor and what really matters is Eternity and how you will spend that Eternity.
The Simple Birth Of Christ
The birth of Christ shows us that God entered the world quietly, humbly, and without demand for earthly honour.
Workmanship of God
“We are His workmanship.”
That means you’re not saved by accident and you’re not useless to God. You were created in Christ, not in religion, and you were created unto good works. You’re not saved by works — you’re saved for them. God already prepared the path; your job is to walk in it.
Keep The Fire Burning
A powerful sermon on Leviticus 6:13 showing how the Holy Spirit is the fire within us and how to keep that fire burning through faith, obedience, and devotion.
The Unforgiving Servant
The parable of the Unforgiving Servant shows how seriously God views unforgiveness among His people. We have been forgiven an impossible debt, and Jesus warns that when believers refuse to forgive others, we step outside the mercy we received and invite God’s chastening. Forgiven people must forgive.
We Establish The Law
“Romans 3:31 teaches that faith in Christ doesn’t cancel God’s law it confirms it. We are saved by faith alone, not by works, yet true believers uphold God’s commandments out of love, gratitude, and the fear of chastisement. Eternal life is secure, but God still disciplines His children, calling us to holiness, sobriety, purity, and love for our neighbour. Biblical liberty is not a license to sin ‘God forbid: yea, we establish the law.’”
The Sin of Adam
This sermon explores the true biblical meaning of Adam’s sin rejecting Catholic doctrines of original guilt, sacraments, and infant baptism. It explains how Adam knowingly sinned, how his disobedience brought both physical and spiritual death into the world, and how all people inherit a sin nature rather than Adam’s guilt. Using clear KJV Scripture, this message shows that every person is accountable for their own sin, that children are born innocent, and that salvation is found only in Jesus Christ, not in any church system. Adam brought death, but Christ brings life and restores what was lost.
Try The Spirits
Discover why Christians must “try the spirits” and test every teaching against Scripture. This sermon exposes modern false prophets, money-driven doctrines, and deception creeping into the church. Learn how to guard your faith with the Word of God, understand the whole counsel of Scripture, and avoid being tossed to and fro by every wind of doctrine. A clear call for believers to return to the Bible, stand on truth, and recognize the spirit of truth from the spirit of error in these last days.
The Laying of Hands
The Laying of Hands is an important teaching about ordination, to be a pastor, deacon, missionary, or church planter, you must be ordained by someone that has been ordained, as this creates more pure linage (but not certain) still, it weeds out the bad creating more pure lines of churches.
Your Heart Will Deceive You
A biblical study on why our feelings can deceive us, how God’s truth must override human logic, and why obedience to Scripture leads to life, blessing, and righteousness.
The Holy Spirit Then & Now
In the New Testament, every believer is indwelt by the Spirit at salvation but we are commanded to be filled with the Spirit again and again (Ephesians 5:18). Acts shows believers repeatedly filled for boldness, power, and clarity. Being filled simply means surrendering to God so His power can work through us. The same filling available in Acts is available to us today.
Spirit, Soul & Body
Even when the wicked seem to prosper, their success is only temporary. This message from Ecclesiastes 9:2 reveals how God’s mercy, not approval, allows blessings to fall on both the righteous and the wicked and why the faithful must keep their eyes fixed on eternity.
All Things Come Alike To All
Sometimes it feels unfair the wicked seem to prosper while the righteous struggle.
But Ecclesiastes 9:2 reminds us that “All things come alike to all.”
Don’t let temporary success fool you. Prosperity without God is just a short-lived comfort. The wicked may rise fast, but only the righteous stand forever.
The Power of Patience
Patience isn’t easy but it’s powerful. It’s choosing faith over frustration and trust over control. The Bible says patience is a fruit of the Spirit for a reason: it’s how God grows us.
Joseph waited in prison before stepping into purpose. Jesus waited through pain for the joy of our salvation. Every delay in your life might just be God preparing your breakthrough.
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