Sermon of the Day

God has ransomed people for himself from every tribe, tongue, and nation. Therefore, we can go the nations knowing that God will finish his mission.

God’s passion for his own glory is the only fuel that will sustain the power we need for missions.

There is only one road to haven. There is only one Savior. His name is Jesus.

One of the deepest roots of Newton’s habitual tenderness was that he could not get over the wonder of his own rescue by sheer, triumphant grace.

William Cowper’s life was wrought with sadness and depression. But he still produced glorious hymns that resound loudly in our churches today.

There can be no spiritual life and health and growth without God’s word.

The movement of your money expresses the movement of your heart. Where your treasure is, your heart will be also.

More than just memorizing Scripture, Jesus’s words abiding in us means they take root in us and bear fruit.

The first and most fundamental thing we can say about the pleasures of God is that he takes pleasure in his Son.

All children, of every degree of ability, are conceived for the purpose of displaying the glory of God.

God calls us to risk for the cause of Christ. But a risk is never truly a risk when God holds you in his hand.

God designed prayer to give his disciples the joy of bearing fruit while God himself gets the glory.

Jesus died for sinners. And that group includes those who have had or committed abortions.

Singing to God is not a nice little emotional trip to spice up a worship service. It is a matter of life and death.

Our souls need Scripture just like our bodies need oxygen: moment by moment, every day.