Sermon Category: Relationship

"The Greatest Love" is a sermon teaching us to love one another and to share the love of God with others. Find out how to live a life filled with God's love.

"Come and Seek God" is a sermon about coming back to God to be a stronger nation, church, and individual. He will protect us. Are you seeking God daily?

"Almost" is a sermon that explores why you have not trusted in Jesus yet. You've heard the Gospel perhaps many times and are compelled to act, but decide to hold off. Find out what could be holding you back from accepting Jesus Christ.

"Those Who Lead Nations to Sin" is a sermon about the book of Malachi which shows how the leaders of worship led a nation into failure and away from God. If we have the best of the material, but don't have the best of the spiritual, we are doomed to fail. Find out if you are living a life that honors God.

"God Has Not Changed" is a sermon concerning the immutability of God. Being unchangeable is an attribute of God. Although we may change, we can trust God because He does not change. Can you put your trust in the unchanging God?

"Lost Things" is a sermon about how wonderful it is when lost things are found. He lets us choose to be saved. If you are lost, find out how to be found.

"Risen With Christ" is a sermon that teaches the difference between knowing about God and knowing God. It is an important difference between life and death. Find out why the best thing to happen in your life is to be born again.

"God the Father, Part 2" is a sermon about the work of God. Instead of working to produce only temporary things, we should be focusing on work that leads to everlasting life. Find out what Jesus said about doing the work of God.

"God the Father" is a sermon focusing on our relationship with God. Can we come to God and call Him our Father? Get a better understanding of who we are, who God is, and how we can relate to each other. 

"Wash Thine Heart from Wickedness" is a sermon about a nation that turned to religion, but turned away from God. Find out in this sermon how we can restore our relationship with God.