Topic: Sin
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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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Pride
Pride was the first sin, seen in Satan’s own fall, and Paul confronted it again as the root problem in the Corinthian church. This message shows why God hates pride and how to fight it.
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Shalom
Shalom is more than the absence of conflict – it’s the restored peace with God, self, others, and creation that only reconciliation through Christ can bring.
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The Seventh Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery
The seventh commandment isn’t just a rule against adultery – it protects marriage as a picture of God’s own covenant faithfulness.
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God Is a Consuming Fire
A survey of God’s holy fire in judgment, from Sodom and Nadab and Abihu to Uzzah and the ark, calling believers to worship with reverence and awe.
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Covering for Shameful Nakedness
From Genesis 3, a look at how Adam and Eve’s shame was covered by God’s provision, not their own effort.
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God or Chance
When the ark of God fell into Philistine hands and ‘the glory had departed from Israel,’ the events that followed force the question: was any of it mere chance, or was the sovereign hand of God at work the whole time?
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What Is the Gospel?
A three-part Ministers’ In-the-Word Seminar answering the basic question, ‘What is the Gospel?’
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Vanity of Life
Ecclesiastes’ verdict that life “under the sun” is vanity is traced to the Fall, and answered by the hope of a God who is making all things new.
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What Is the Gospel?
A systematic walk through the gospel story – creation, God’s commandment, the fall, sin, and God’s law – building toward what the good news actually answers.
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The Insatiable Desires of the Human Soul
The Preacher tested every pleasure life could offer and found it all vanity, a warning that the human soul’s cravings can never be satisfied by created things.
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Forgive Us Our Sins
A two-part message on the poison of unforgiveness, urging believers who have been forgiven a great debt by God to forgive others just as freely, from the heart.