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Radio Sermons 2025


Radio Sermons 2024

12/29/24 What Will You Do With Jesus

12/22/24 Three Gifts from God

12/15/24 The Identity of the NT Church

12/08/24 The Pattern of the NT Church

12/01/24 The Foundation of the Church

11/24/24 Purchased by Blood

11/17/24 If it is of God

11/10/24 What it Means to be Lost

11/03/24 Pride

10/27/24 Contentment

10/20/ 24 Ingratitude

10/13/24 Envy

10/06/24 Forgiveness

09/29/24 Walking Worthy

09/22/24 Righteousness

09/15/24 Worldliness

09-08-24 Our Need for God

09/01/24 Loving Others

08/25/24 Walk as He Walked

08/18/24 Acknowledging Sin

08/11/24 Choosing Christ

08/04/24 Walking in the Light

07/28/24 The Kingdom of God -pt 2

07/21/24 The Kingdom of God -pt 1

07/14/24 Value of the Soul

07/07/24 Endurance

06/30/24 Living Stones

06/23/24 Dead to Sin

06/16/24 Diligent Seekers of God

06/09/24 Drawing Closer to God

06/02/24 Clothed in Christ

05/26/24 Reason to Rejoice

05/19/24 The Family of God

05/12/24 The Enduring Word

05/05/24 Following Jesus

04/28/24 Our Conduct

04/21/24 Living Pure Before God

04/14/24 Abide in the Words of Christ

04/07/24 The Day of the Lord

03/31/24 Judgment to Come

03/24/24 Righteousness

03/17/24 Bridegroom is Coming

03/10/24 Revealed Savior

03/03/24 Growing in Peace

02/25/24 Growing in Knowledge

02/18/24 Darkness of Ignorance

02/11/24 Darkness of Minimization

02/04/24 Darkness of Pressure

01/28/24 Darkness of Silence

01/21/24 Darkness of Unbelief

01/14/24 Let Your Light Shine

01/07/24 Guard Your Speech


Radio Sermons 2023

12/31/23 Striving for the Prize

12/24/23 Famine for God's Word

12/17/23 Dying to Sin

12/10/23 Authority of Christ

12/03/23 Hope

11/26/23 Dealing with Discouragement

11/19/23 Worship

11/12/23 Following the Shepherd

11/05/23 Growing in the Word

10/29/23 Prayer

10/22/23 Pure in Heart

10/15/23 When Faith is Tested

10/08/23 Applying Patience to Everyday Life

10/01/23 imitate Me -Pt 2

09/24/23 Growing Our Faith

09/17/23 Some Things We Believe

09/10/23 Imitate Me

09/03/23 Baptism -Pt 2

08/27/23 Baptism -Pt 1

08/20/23 God is Sovereign

08/13/23 Never Conform

08/06/23 Draw Near to God

07/30/23 Cultivating Patience

07/23/23 Identity of the Church

07/16/23 The Bible is Superior

07/09/23 Jesus is the Heart of Teaching pt. 2

07/02/23 Jesus is the Heart of Teaching pt. 1

06/25/23 Maintain Salvation

06/18/23 Maintain Good Works

06/11/23 Godliness is Profitable

06/04/23 Jesus Came to Save Sinners

05/28/23 Lessons from Jonah

05/21/23 Don't Look Back

05/14/23 Living Righteously Before God

05/07/23 Dare to be Different

04/30/23 Know Your Enemy

04/23/23 Armor of God

04/09/23 Gird up the Loins of Your Mind

03/26/23 Faith of Abel

03/19/23 Walk in Wisdom

03/12/23 Walk in Light

03/05/23 Walk in Love

02/26/23 At Your Word I Will

02/19/23 Eternal Security

02/12/23 Rejection of Christ

02/05/23 - The Compassion of Christ

01/29/23 - The Teachings of Christ

01/22/23 - The Authority of Christ

01/15/23 - The Purity of Christ

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