Author: Joshua Eldridge
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Make Disciples of the Lord (Matt. 28:16-20)
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Discover the true identity of Jesus as Yahweh in this powerful sermon! Uncover what He desires from His church: to make disciples who transform lives. Join us in Matthew 28 for an inspiring call to action that redefines success and ignites your faith.
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The Gospel of God (Rom. 1:1-7) by Dr. Chuck Quarles
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Many claim faith, but few grasp the true gospel. In Romans 1:1–7, Paul reveals what God himself says saves us: Jesus is not just Savior, but King and God. This sermon calls us to examine what we believe—and whether it’s enough. Don’t settle for a cultural gospel. Trust the gospel according to God.
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The Death of Convenient Religion (Gal 6:11-18)
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Are you following Christ or just convenience? In this powerful conclusion to Galatians, discover the freedom of true faith, the danger of legalism, and the Spirit-filled life that boasts in the cross alone. A call to revival, courage, and new creation—this sermon challenges you to live as one marked by Jesus.
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Keep in Step with the Spirit (Gal 5:25–6:10)
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What does it really mean to walk by the Spirit? In this message from Galatians 5:25–6:10, discover how Spirit-led living shapes our relationships, humbles our hearts, and fuels perseverance. Explore how God’s power helps us bear burdens, resist pride, and sow seeds that lead to lasting, eternal fruit.
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Spiritual Fruits: Kindness…Self-Control (Gal. 5:22-23)
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In this message on Galatians 5, we’re reminded that the fruit of the Spirit isn’t a checklist to master, but a spiritual diagnosis—revealing whether we’re yielding to the flesh or the Spirit. As the sermon explores kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, we’re invited to reflect God’s character by surrendering to His power, not striving…
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Spiritual Fruits: Love (Gal 5:22)
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In a world that constantly redefines love, the Church must return to the one who is love—God Himself. As we reach Galatians 5:22, we begin our journey through the fruit of the Spirit, starting with love—not as sentiment or convenience, but as the self-giving, Spirit-empowered love modeled in Christ. This sermon unpacks what love is…
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