Browse by Doctrine

Sermons on who God is — his being, attributes, character, and triune life.

Sermons centered on the person and work of Jesus Christ — his eternal divinity, incarnation, atoning death, bodily resurrection, ascension, and present reign.

Sermons on the person and work of the Holy Spirit — his deity, his role in salvation and sanctification, his gifts to the church, and his fruit in the believer.

Sermons on the Bible itself — its inspiration, inerrancy, sufficiency, clarity, and authority.

Sermons on what it means to be human — created in God's image, embodied, gendered, fallen, redeemable.

Sermons on the nature, depth, and reach of human sin — original sin, indwelling sin, sins of commission and omission, and the death that sin brings.

Sermons engaging the gospel itself — what God has done in Christ to rescue sinners, how that salvation is applied, and how a person enters into it.

Sermons on the Spirit's work to conform believers to the image of Christ — putting sin to death, growing in grace, persevering through trial, and bearing fruit.

Sermons on the church — what it is, who belongs to it, how it gathers and governs, and what it is for in the world.

Sermons that read Scripture through the covenants — the unfolding promise that runs from Eden through Abraham, Sinai, and David to its fulfillment in Christ and inheritance by his church.

Sermons on God's active rule over every event of history — orchestrating salvation, ordaining suffering, governing nations, hearing prayers, and never letting the smallest sparrow fall outside his decree.

Sermons engaging the doctrine of last things — Christ's return, the resurrection, the new creation, judgment, and the kingdom that does not end.

Sermons on what it means to worship God — the why and the how of corporate and personal praise, the place of prayer, singing, the Lord's Supper, and the daily affections of a heart aimed at God.

Sermons applying Scripture to how Christians live — work and money, sex and marriage, speech and conduct, the use of the body, the use of the day.

Sermons that address the practical work of shepherding — pastoring families, walking through suffering, counseling the doubting, confronting sin in love, and forming the next generation in the faith.

Sermons on the conflict every Christian is in — against sin and indwelling temptation, against the world's pressures, and against unseen spiritual opposition.