Sermons

The Worthy King

Where sin brings despair, Jesus brings delight. Where sin breaks hearts, Jesus brings hope. Where sin brings guilt, Jesus brings grace. Where sin rips off, Jesus restores. Where sin pierces, Jesus prevails!

-Pastor Josh Blevins

The Trumpets Unveiled: Pt 2

“I can’t imagine what this will materialize as… none of us can. I have to agree with Warren Wiersbe when he concludes:

“It is unnecessary to try to “spiritualize” these symbols, or to interpret them in light of modern means of warfare. John is heaping image upon image to force us to feel the horror of this judgment.”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

The Final Call

“If we believe in the literal bliss of heaven, then why should we not believe in the literal agonies of hell?”

-Pastor Josh Blevins

The God Who Sees: Part 1

Knowing the God always sees us produces great confidence that our lives are in His good hands.

A Dad’s Desire

Fathering is more than simply being a dad. It is not for the faint of heart and can feel overwhelming at times. God’s Word paints the perfect picture of what every godly father should strive for and shows us how to get there. Preached at Grace Church on 06/20/2021.

Jesus is Better: Hebrews Introduction

Because Jesus stand before and above all else, we should stand with Jesus at any any cost.
Hebrews

Jesus Brings the Better Covenant: Hebrews Part 11a

Before the Law of Moses and the Levitical priesthood, God revealed His ultimate plan for an eternal priesthood through the Old Testament figure of Melchizedek. Jesus was the ultimate fulfillment of a priest who was outside the legal requirements of the law and the limitations of a flawed human priest.
Hebrews 7:1-10

Faith Declares Jesus is Better: Hebrews Part 16c

“When we allow faith to overcome our cynicism and doubt, we make room for God to birth new things in our lives.”

Hebrews 11:11-16

Doctrine: False Doctrine Part 3

“Discernment is not simply a matter of telling the difference between what is right and wrong; rather it is the difference right and almost right.”

Spurgeon

2 Timothy 3:13-17