Message Catalog

This message delves into the character and work of Satan as the enemy of God and His people. The speaker outlines Satan's opposition to God's nature, program, and the truth, emphasizing his role in promoting darkness, hatred, and death. The discussion includes how Satan counterfeits God's truth through false doctrines and religions, leading many astray. The message highlights the importance of recognizing these deceptions to remain grounded in God's Word and truth.

The message examines the excuses Moses presented to God when called to lead the Israelites out of Egypt. It highlights five common excuses: insignificance, ignorance, insecurity, inability, and outright refusal. Each excuse is met with God's reassurance of His presence, power, and purpose, emphasizing that it is not about our abilities but about God's capabilities. The speaker encourages listeners to trust in God's call despite their insecurities and limitations, reminding them that God can use anyone willing to serve.

This message focuses on the character and current position of Satan, emphasizing his role as a murderer and liar as described in John 8:44. The speaker discusses how Satan opposes God's work and people, highlighting his deceptive nature and influence over the world system. Key points include Satan's dominion over fallen angels and the world, as well as his active role in accusing believers before God. The message encourages listeners to be aware of Satan's schemes and to remain vigilant in their faith.

This message discusses how turning points in our lives often begin with ordinary days that lead to unusual events where God breaks through. The speaker uses the story of Moses and the burning bush to illustrate that God often works through our routine lives to get our attention and redirect us. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing our own needs and the needs of others, and encourages listeners to respond to God's call to action. The message concludes with a challenge to not just observe needs but to actively do something about them.

This message delves into the origins and fall of Satan, highlighting his initial privileges as a cherub and the pride that led to his rebellion against God. The speaker discusses the dual references found in Ezekiel and Isaiah regarding Satan's sin and the consequences of his actions. Key points include the identification of Satan's pride through his five 'I will' statements and the results of his rebellion, including his banishment from heaven and the corruption of his character. The message concludes with reflections on the moral implications of evil and God's sovereignty over it.

This message delves into the nature and fall of Satan, emphasizing that he was originally created as a good angel. The speaker outlines how pride led to Satan's rebellion and his subsequent fall from grace, taking a third of the angels with him. Key biblical passages, including Ezekiel 28 and Isaiah 14, are examined to illustrate Satan's original privileges and the perversion of his character. The discussion highlights the consequences of pride and the ultimate judgment awaiting Satan.

This message reflects on the life of Moses and how God uses failure to shape character and develop a willingness to serve. The speaker discusses Moses' early failures and how they led him to a period of obscurity where he learned humility and servanthood. The message emphasizes that God does not abandon us in our failures but instead offers us opportunities to serve in smaller ways as we grow. It encourages listeners to recognize that true success is not about recognition but about being faithful in the tasks God places before us. Ultimately, it calls for a willingness to embrace obscurity and serve others, reflecting the character of Christ.

This message delves into the various names of Satan and what they reveal about his character and activities. The speaker discusses names such as Lucifer, Satan, and the Devil, highlighting their meanings and implications. Each name reflects different aspects of Satan's nature, including deception, pride, and his role as an adversary. The message emphasizes the importance of recognizing these characteristics to better understand spiritual warfare and the nature of evil in the world.

This message discusses the dangers of living life on our own terms, as exemplified by Moses. The speaker highlights how Moses, despite his advantages, chose to take matters into his own hands, leading to tragic consequences. The sermon emphasizes the importance of waiting on God's timing rather than pushing forward with our own plans. Ultimately, it calls for a return to God and submission to His will, especially when we find ourselves in difficult situations due to our own choices.

This message focuses on the faith of Moses' parents, particularly his mother, Jockebed, as they navigate the challenges of raising a child in difficult times. The speaker emphasizes the importance of faith in bringing children into the world, protecting them from dangers, and trusting God with their future. Jockebed's actions serve as a model for parents today, highlighting the need for careful planning and the courage to let go as children grow. Ultimately, the message calls for a deep trust in God amidst the uncertainties of parenting.

This message focuses on the reality of spiritual warfare, emphasizing that our battle is not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces. The speaker discusses the importance of understanding Satan and his various titles, which reveal his nature and position. Key titles such as 'Prince of this World' and 'God of this Age' illustrate his authority over worldly systems and philosophies that oppose God. The message encourages believers to be aware of these spiritual realities and to rely on God's strength to combat these forces.

This message concludes a study on angels by transitioning to a discussion about Satan and his demons. The speaker examines various interpretations of 1 Peter 3 regarding the 'spirits in prison' and argues against the idea of a second chance for salvation after death. The existence and personality of Satan are affirmed through biblical references, emphasizing that he is a real person with intellect, emotion, and will. The speaker also discusses Satan's nature as a created being, his high rank among angels, and the importance of understanding his role in spiritual warfare.

This message begins a series on the life of Moses, emphasizing that he was an ordinary man used by God despite his flaws and struggles. The speaker highlights the importance of understanding Moses' historical context and the hardships faced by the Israelites in Egypt. God’s providence is a key theme, showing that He is always at work for the good of His people, even in difficult times. The message encourages listeners to trust in God's plan and to become servants of God, just as Moses did.

This message discusses the nature and role of angels, emphasizing the importance of having a balanced attitude towards them. The speaker highlights that while we should respect and appreciate angels as ministering spirits, worshiping them is strictly forbidden by scripture. Various biblical passages are examined to support this view, including examples from Daniel and the New Testament. The message also touches on the controversial topic of Genesis 6, exploring different interpretations regarding the 'sons of God' and their interactions with humanity.

This message delves into the theological implications of the Virgin Birth of Jesus, addressing common questions and misconceptions. The speaker references theologians Wayne Grudem and Millard Erickson to explain how the Virgin Birth uniquely unites Christ's full humanity and full deity. The discussion emphasizes that Jesus did not inherit a sinful nature due to the miraculous conception by the Holy Spirit, circumventing the typical transmission of sin. Additionally, the message touches on the role of angels in significant biblical events, highlighting their presence during creation, the giving of the law, and the tribulation. The speaker concludes by underscoring the organized nature and various ranks of angels as they serve God's purposes throughout history.

This message focuses on the humble birth of Christ and the extraordinary announcement made to shepherds. The speaker emphasizes that God chose to reveal this news to the lowly shepherds rather than the elite, highlighting His grace and the significance of the Savior's arrival. The announcement is described as a message of joy, salvation, praise, and peace, which should inspire immediate action and faithful witnessing from believers. The shepherds' response serves as a model for how we should react to the Christmas story, encouraging us to reflect on its meaning and share it with others.

This message focuses on the role of angels in the Christmas story, highlighting six key announcements made by angels regarding the birth of Christ. The speaker discusses the significance of these announcements, including the announcement to Zacharias about John the Baptist, the announcement to Mary about Jesus' birth, and the purpose of His coming. The message emphasizes the importance of understanding the true meaning of Christmas, which is often overshadowed by cultural distractions. Ultimately, the speaker encourages listeners to reflect on the angelic messages that reveal God's plan for salvation through Jesus.

This message explores the humble circumstances surrounding the birth of Jesus as described in Luke's Gospel. The speaker emphasizes God's providential control over world events, including the decree from Caesar Augustus that led Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem. The simplicity and obscurity of Jesus' birth highlight God's intention to demonstrate humility and accessibility. The speaker encourages listeners to recognize God's faithfulness to His promises and His control over both history and personal circumstances. Ultimately, the message calls for reflection on the significance of Christ's humble beginnings and what they reveal about God's character.

This message delves into the various ministries of angels as described in the Bible, emphasizing their roles in guiding, providing, protecting, and encouraging believers. The speaker highlights biblical examples of angels revealing truth, guiding individuals like Philip and Joseph, and providing for needs, as seen in the stories of Hagar and Elijah. Additionally, the message discusses how angels protect believers, deliver them from danger, and even attend to them at death. Ultimately, the speaker encourages the congregation to recognize the unseen ways angels may be ministering in their lives.

This message examines the story of the Tower of Babel from Genesis chapters 10 and 11, highlighting the unity and rebellion of humanity against God's command to spread across the earth. The speaker discusses the dangers of a one-world government and religion, emphasizing that such unity often leads to a devaluation of God, as people create Him in their own image. The message warns against humanism and the tendency to manipulate God for personal gain. Ultimately, it calls for a deeper understanding of God's true nature and purpose, encouraging listeners to let God be God rather than reducing Him to their own desires.