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As we close out our final message in this series, we explore a topic that many Christians are uncomfortable talking about and yet, it is what we are called to do: evangelism.

Join us for pastor Rickys 50th birthday celebration service.

God will specially equip you to accomplish the work He has called you to do as we face spiritual opposition in this world.

Today, Sid dives into the scripture of 2 Timothy 4:1-8 and reminds us to preach the Word, Be Ready at all times, to have great patience and to endure. Keep with you always the Sound Doctrine, God's Word.

Pastor David shares his vision of the ministry of the Church as the body of Christ, which includes Christians ministering in the power of the Holy Spirit as outlined in the Scriptures, and experienced in the early church. Pastor David challenges the Church and Believers to learn to "Do What Jesus and His early disciples did!"

To be an effective disciple, you must die to yourself and overcome your fears.

In this comedy of events that takes place while trying to stop the Apostles preaching the Gospel we are reminded that the Gospel can't be stopped and so we should never stop proclaiming the Gospel.

These verses, especially Acts 1:8, are what Acts is all about. It is what Christianity is all about. Luke encourages us to go forward with purpose because the mission is great and our reward is coming.

When a Christian begins to understand the Divine Providence of God in their salvation, they become stronger and are more able to resist sin. It isn't possible to be satisfied with a soiled rag once someone has beheld such a beautiful garment.

We continue to travel through Romans chapter 10, and once again look at the contrast between righteousness through faith and righteousness through works of the Law. Before being too hard on Israel for not seeing it, we must be mindful that many today are just as blind.

Many people misunderstand The Law. One reason why is because evangelists and pastors no longer speak of it in regards to the role that it plays in the Gospel message. In this sermon, we unpack the use of the Law and how it condemns, all the while pointing to the necessity of Jesus Christ and His atoning work on our behalf.

We can learn a lot from the Jews. For one, they were trusting in a false religion and by doing so, rejected the very Messiah who they had been longing for. There are many today who are doing the same. How should we respond? We pray. We pray with a heavy burden for those we love because they are rejecting Christ - the One Who came to seek and to save the lost.

Jesus Christ Himself was the stumbling block that the Apostle Paul references regarding the Jewish people's rejection of the Messiah. Their rejection of Christ, however, reveals a very serious matter; they rejected the simplicity of the Gospel. No works of man will ever be the catalyst for God extending His hand of salvation toward the sinner, as everything has been provided through Jesus Christ. What does this mean for people today who rely on their religious observances?

Many think that the sin of Sodom was simply sexual immorality, but it goes much deeper than that. Sodom's sin was pride, abundance, ease and boredom - which led to all sorts of corruption and the committing of abominable deeds. Once we understand this reality, we can clearly see Sodom in our own backyards and must look to God's Word for guidance.

The Christian Role in the Harvest. Luke 10:1-3 I. In spite of the difficulty and lack of conversions, God assures us that the harvest is great. A. The statistics confirm a lack of prayer. 1. Prayer for the Spirit led conversion of souls. There is no easy pickins when it comes to the great commission.…

Romans 10:13-21 This passage is often used as the basis for the church’s missionary program, and rightly so, but its first application is to the nation of Israel. Paul asks four questions: 1. Romans 10:14 How then shall they call on Him in whom they have not believed? 2. Romans 10:14 how shall they believe…

1. What is the churches responsibility? a. Discipleship (2 Tim. 2:2) b. Teaching-Why do we teach on Sunday and Wednesday? Is it for ourselves? Is it for the congregation? Just like Paul experienced in Athens (Acts 17:19-20) …“Please explain to us this new idea you have been teaching. 20 The things…

Purpose of Preaching 2 Timothy 4:2-3 I. Some maintain that modern preaching in churches has been misrepresented, and does not reflect the Biblical mandate. A. That preaching was the method used to invoke the unsaved. B. That open Bible study is the preferred method for believing churches. C. That No…