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Over the past three weeks, I have been teaching on, “Theological Triage” and how this applies to our life as Christ-followers. In the first sermon I pointed out that there are seven things one must believe to truly be saved… … Continue reading →

Last week we looked at the seven things a person must believe to be saved. This coming Lord’s Day, as the Lord allows, I will preach on the “Second Tier” of doctrinal triage on what a person must believe to … Continue reading →

This coming Lord’s Day morning, as the Lord allows, I will begin a series of twenty-seven sermons on the subject of, “Understanding Bible Doctrines.” Our first sermon will be the first of four messages on “Theological Triage!” “Triage” is the … Continue reading →

This coming Sunday, September 9th, as the Lord allows, I will complete my series on “Understanding Acts –Body #2 Takes Over!” with my 68th sermon in the series entitled, “What have we learned?” When I began planning the series in … Continue reading →

Introduction: As the Lord allows, we will look at the last Chapter of Acts next Sunday morning! Following this, I will preach a summary of what we have learned in Acts on September 9th. This will mark my 67th sermon … Continue reading →

Paul is going on this dangerous journey because Jesus loves him, has saved him, called him, and is sending him to the work that He has called him to do! Paul is going on this dangerous journey because this is … Continue reading →

As we continue our study of Acts, (and start down the “Home Stretch”) we see in these verses that God continues working out His will in Paul’s life! In the perfect will and divine providence of God, Paul is on … Continue reading →

It is always amazing to see how the Lord works in my life! Over the twenty-five years I have lived and ministered in Illinois, I have been blessed by the Lord to lead several revivals. I do not know the … Continue reading →

I am willing to start meeting on either two Tuesday evenings, or two Thursday evenings per month (whichever the group prefers) with anyone who is willing to read through a book on Theology and spend an hour twice a month … Continue reading →

One of the most difficult crosses a Christian is called to bear is unjust suffering! There are few things that try our faith and test our trust in God more than being falsely accused and then suffering in spite of … Continue reading →