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Win Before You Begin
Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. preaches from Deuteronomy 20 that believers can win their battles before they begin by refusing to let fear override faith, letting God's Word be louder than worry, maintaining godly order in life, and remembering that God fights for His people.
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Joyful Generosity
Pastor Yule teaches from 2 Corinthians 8-9 that biblical generosity flows from a joyful heart, not obligation, using his own story of sacrificial giving as a young husband to illustrate God's faithful provision.
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Faith Does
Pastor Slager introduces the book of James by exploring James 1:1, tracing James from cynical brother of Jesus to devoted servant and church pillar, showing that genuine faith always produces action.
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Wisdom in Trials
Pastor Kevin Yule teaches from James 1:5-8 that when trials leave us lacking wisdom, God invites us to ask in faith without doubting, promising generous guidance to all who trust and jump.
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Having Peace in an Evil World
Drawing from Psalm 37:1-11 and stories of Zambian orphans wrestling with anger and injustice, this sermon teaches that lasting peace comes not from circumstances or worldly prosperity, but from trusting in God, delighting in Him, committing our ways to Him, and waiting patiently before Him.
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Hope and Future
Pastor Pettus unpacks Jeremiah 29:11 as a message of encouragement during the Christmas season, teaching that God's promise of hope and future means it is not over for your purpose, your relationships, or your faith — even when circumstances feel like captivity.
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It's All In The Name
A Christmas sermon exploring Matthew 1:18-25, revealing how the names given to Jesus — Jesus (Savior) and Emmanuel (God with us) — establish His identity as the promised Messiah in the line of David, and why only the God-man could save humanity from sin.
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He Will Be Great
A sermon on Luke 1:26-38 proclaiming that God, in His faithful love, chose an ordinary young woman in an insignificant village to bear Jesus — the great, eternal King — and that the same God invites every person to trust Christ and find favor, forgiveness, and an unshakable kingdom.
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Trust God and Live
This sermon uses the extended metaphor of a dog leash to illustrate that walking with Christ is not restriction but freedom, teaching from Galatians 2:20 that being crucified with Christ and living by faith in Him produces a life of gratitude, freedom from condemnation, and genuine relationship with God through the Holy Spirit.
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People, Get Ready
Pastor Giglio walks through Joshua 3, where Israel crosses the Jordan River into the Promised Land, to challenge believers who have professed faith but never possessed the fullness God has for them — calling them to stop making wilderness laps, consecrate themselves, follow the Way Maker, and step into the water trusting that God has already secured the victory through Christ's resurrection.
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And The Walls Came Down
Pastor Louie Giglio opens a new sermon series on Joshua by showing that God's promises require active faith to possess, not merely passive profession. Using the story of the twelve explorers and Rahab's testimony, he demonstrates that fear — not the enemy — is the real barrier to entering God's promises, and that Jesus (Yehoshua, 'Yahweh saves') is the true hero of the book who has already conquered every obstacle on our behalf.
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Bless the Lord
Pastor expounds Psalm 103 in a year-end sermon, calling believers to bless the Lord with all their being by remembering His benefits: forgiveness, healing, redemption, faithful love, compassion, and justice. Through personal stories and biblical illustrations, he challenges the congregation to look beyond their trials and see God as He truly is.
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Baptismal Regeneration
Spurgeon passionately denounces baptismal regeneration as taught by the Church of England, arguing that salvation comes solely through faith in Jesus Christ, not through any ceremony or sacrament.
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Compel Them to Come In
Spurgeon urgently compels sinners to come to Christ using every means available — declaring the gospel, commanding as God's ambassador, sharing his own conversion, appealing to self-interest, entreating with visions of death and judgment, and finally offering tears and prayers for the unconverted.
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Heaven and Hell
Spurgeon contrasts heaven's glorious rest and fellowship with the horror of outer darkness, urging sinners that sovereign grace saves the most hopeless while mere religious heritage cannot, and calling all to simply look to Christ.
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Unconditional Election
Spurgeon defends the doctrine of unconditional election from historic confessions and abundant Scripture, showing it to be true, absolute, eternal, and personal, then demonstrates that rightly understood it produces humility, boldness, and holiness in believers while offering genuine hope to every seeking sinner.
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Justification by Grace
Spurgeon expounds Romans 3:24, unfolding three great truths: Christ's complete and accepted ransom paid at Calvary, the forensic nature of justification whereby Christ and the sinner exchange places, and the stunning freeness of this gift — received not by works, ceremony, or moral improvement, but by faith alone in the finished work of Christ.