Bible Sermons

I HAVE read this little Catechism with much pleasure, and think it deserves to be extensively circulated. It is an admirable compendium of Scriptural information on the Sabbath question, well digested, and arranged in a most simple form. May He who is the Lord of the Sabbath vouchsafe to it an abundant blessing. J. C. RYLE

Volume V: Year C (2016) – Commentaries on the Sunday Gospels - Sundays of Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter – Solemnities of the Lord during Ordinary Time - An International joint publication of Libreria Editrice Vaticana and the Heralds of the Gospel

Agur and Lemuel's contributions, though shrouded in mystery, offer profound insights into philosophical musings, ethical principles, and the pursuit of virtuous living. Their teachings have transcended time, culture, and history, resonating with listeners from all walks of life. In this foreword, we embark on a journey to unravel the wisdom of these two unknowns, exploring the richness and significance of their teachings.

Dear Children, I should like you all to be very wise. Wisdom is far better than money, or fine clothes, or grand houses, or horses and carriages. People who are not wise seldom get on well; they are seldom happy. My best wish for any dear boys and girls that I love is, that they may grow up very wise. But how are we to be wise? Some of you will ask. What are we to do in order to get this wisdom, which you tell us is such a good thing? Dear children, if you would be wise, you must pray to God to put his Holy Spirit in your hearts, and give yon wisdom. This is one thing. Besides this, you ...

In these days of perilous, precarious hope, the churches and other faith communities must somehow continue to speak and live hope, speak truth to power, seek peace with justice, and sing hope. Somehow, we must conjure the audacity, as the ancient prophet Joel intimated, “to see visions and dream dreams”, and have the temerity to hope against all that seems to persistently rise against hope. This book is the third volume of sermons on the Psalms written and published since 2016, with the first two volumes being: Keep Looking Up (2016) and Songs for the Seasons (2020). It is hoped that ...

The Gospel According to Mark is the shortest of the four Gospels, and some believe it may have been written as a sort of “tract” meant to be read by a fast moving and “on the go” type of people.[1] It was, of course, written by Mark, or sometimes called John Mark in the Bible. Mark’s readership is a Roman person. His life is busy and fast paced He is always on the move and traveling He doesn’t have a lot of time for incidentals So Mark cuts right to the chase. Again a quote, “The abruptness with which he announces his subject, and the energetic brevity with which, passing by ...

John Montgomery gives an expository sermon on Paul's defense before King Agrippa in Acts 26, and its application today. Sets forth principles by which Christians can effectively witness to Christ in a secular world.

In a world where our time, talents, and resources are constantly pulled in multiple directions, how do we live a life that truly honors God? Stewardship: Faithful, Fruitful, and Flourishing by The Rev. Dr. Jon Burnham offers a profound exploration of Christian stewardship, guiding readers on a transformative journey to discover the true meaning of living a life of purpose and devotion. Stewardship delves deep into the heart of what it means to be a steward of God's gifts. The Rev. Dr. Burnham masterfully weaves together biblical insights, personal stories, and practical applications to help...

Today, we are going to talk about angels. Where have you heard of angels before? What do you think they look like? Hopefully, by the end of this audiobook, you will know more about angels and why they are here to help us.

I have had the great privilege of sitting under the expository preaching of Steve Cole over the last 27 years. I have benefited greatly from his excellent teaching, as has my church and many around the world who get his sermons regularly over e-mail. Many others listen online or find sermons through the church website, fcfonline.org or bible.org. This compilation of 5 of my personal favorite sermons is designed to direct people interested in good biblical preaching to Steve's sermons, who may not otherwise find them.

We Make the Road by Walking is a year's worth of reflections on the Bible, each one lasting around 10 to 12 minutes. Working with the framework of the church year, they provide a Genesis-to-Revelation overview of the Bible that can be used in a variety of ways: a year of church services, a year of weekly dinner-dialogue gatherings, a year of classes or online interactions, a series of retreats or simply a rich listening experience.