Sermons on Hebrews
Don’t Quit
The process of changing, especially as it concerns our spiritual growth, is often difficult. It can, at times, seem like it is harder than something we can bear. It can be tempting to quit. However, we should never quit…
Reality ~ From Faith to Victory
So many Christians struggle with living a victorious life. In this message we see how to progress from faith to victory.
Special Service ~ Dr. Jeff Turnbough
A special message from Dr. Jeff Turnbough, CEO of International Training Alliance.
Advent 2018 ~ Assurance
Assurance is a necessary component of our Christian life. In this first message from our Advent 2018 series, we’ll see how assurance can be built into our spiritual life. Pastor Alan shares from his living room as the local weather conditions (impending blizzard) made a service at the church out of the question.
I Will
Are you an “I am” kind of person or an “I will” kind of person? As Christians, it is time for us to move from “I am” to “I will.”
Living Our Faith
In this conclusion to our series of messages, Living Our Faith, we have a summary of what faith accomplishes, as well as a final challenge.
No Fear
Too many people live their lives by making decisions based upon fear. For a Christian, the only acceptable means of making decisions is to have no fear–which means letting our faith overcome our fears.
Faith Looks Forward
Do you let past failures and mistakes determine your current path? For far too many people, this does describe how their lives play out. However, living our faith means that we must take a different path…we must look forward!
Faith+Action=Real
Faith is often described as something that someone believes. While faith is certainly tied to belief, there is much more to the equation when we are talking about faith in the realm of Jesus Christ. Faith must be tied to something…
Walk It Out
Living our faith is a daunting task. For most Christians, we probably fail more than we succeed. Today, we’re going to look at the example that a man from long ago gave to us. His name was Enoch, and he walked with God.
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