Topic: Christ
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Apocalypse: The Last Day Madness
A two-part study through Revelation 13 and 17 identifying the beast, the mark, and the number 666 within their first-century setting, and showing that Christ’s kingdom, not Rome’s terror, has the final word.
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The Last Adam
Adam and Christ stand side by side as the first man and the Last Adam — this sermon compares and contrasts them, tracing how a happy fault in the first man’s fall opens the way to the life-giving Spirit found in the second.
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Knowing God
From Paul’s opening praise in Ephesians, a survey of what it means that God has chosen, adopted, and blessed His people in Christ.
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What Is the Gospel?
A three-part seminar defining the gospel from every angle – as good news, a person, a command, and the power of God – and testing it against every counterfeit.
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What is the Gospel
What is the gospel, really? Tracing the word “euangelion” from Rome’s imperial propaganda to the prophets and the person of Jesus Christ, this message calls hearers not just to know the gospel but to treasure it.
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God with Us
Christmas remembers the Word becoming flesh, God with us – and the same grace that made him poor for our sake now reconciles us to God through his death and his life.
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Joy to the World
Built around the carol’s own lines, this message roots real joy not in the season but in the announced, historical fact that the Lord has come.
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The Glory of God
From fading human glory to the unfading glory of God revealed in Christ, and the call to reflect it.
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Christ, Son of God
Scripture uses ‘sonship’ several ordinary ways, but Christ’s Sonship as God’s only begotten Son is unique. This message shows how sinners are brought into that family only through adoption.
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Vicarious Substitution
Why did Jesus have to die on the cross? This sermon explains the doctrine of vicarious substitution — Christ bearing the punishment His people deserved to satisfy God’s justice.
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The Gospel: The Hope of Humanity
Centered on John 3:16, a message on the gospel as the only true hope for humanity.
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Who Is Jesus to You?
A personal challenge: the message of the cross is foolishness to those perishing, but the power of God to those being saved.