An exposition of 1 John 2:12-17 and John's exhortation that believers are not to love the world nor the things of the world.

Turning to 1 John 2:7-11 to consider how the love of Christ compels the believer to focus on loving the people around them.

Continuing on in our study of the Epistle of 1 John, we focus on God's faithfulness and His righteousness to forgive sins in 1 John 1:8-10.

Turning to 1 John 1:5-7 as we discover how the light of Christ purifies those who repent of all sin and strengthens the body of believers.

Turning to 1 John as we begin a series through John's epistle and explore the worth of Christ and following Him.

Turning to 1 Timothy 1:15 and other Scriptures to explore the power of Christ's resurrection as celebrate the liberation that comes to those who turn to Him in faith.

Turning to Psalm 22 as we remember the death of Christ and the nearness to God that believers have as a result of His work on the cross.

Turning to Luke 19:28-44 to consider the providence of God and to focus on the Holy Week with the coming of Christ into Jerusalem.

Returning to Isaiah 6 to focus on the impact of holiness in the heart of the believer.

Turning to Isaiah 6:1-3 to capture the holiness of the Lord as seen through the worship of the seraphim who cry, -Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of Hosts...-

Turning to Revelation 21:6-8 to consider the final destination of believers as a result of the victory that is found in Christ Jesus.

Sermon number two of a series about heaven that focuses on what the children of God will look like in heaven, using 1 John 3:1-3 and other Scriptures.

Turning to Revelation 4 to begin a series about heaven and the worship of the believer in the presence of Christ.

Pastor Mark provides the convocation address at the Liberty University School of Law and turns to Hebrews 2:1-3 to consider the Tragedy of Neglect.

Turning to 2 Corinthians 5:18-20 to consider how God has given the ministry and Word of reconciliation for believers to be ambassadors of the redemption that is found in Christ.

Turning to Matthew 13:44-46 for the second sermon that explores our redemption and how Christ purchased back the believers and the exchanged paid for the ransom of believers.

Looking at the doctrine of redemption and the breadth and depth purchased for us in Christ.

Turning to Psalm 23 and looking at the blessings of the Lord, even in the midst of adversity.

Turning to Isaiah 12:1-6 as we prepare for the first coming of our Savior and King Jesus Christ.

Turning to Isaiah 40:3-5 and how the glory of God is revealed in and through Jesus Christ his Son.

Turning to John 1:14 to focus on the incarnation of Christ.

Turning to Mark 10:46-52 to focus on the believer's desire for more Christ Jesus.

Turning to 2 Corinthians 4:16-18 to consider how the believer endures in times of hardship and in the face of trials.

Turning to Romans 11:36 to consider a Christian's lifeblood and passion to pursue the Lord in prayer.

Turning to Exodus 3 to consider Moses' encounter with God and His unmistakable presence.

Turning to Acts to consider characteristics of a Spirit-filled church and the implications for the Church today.

Turning to Ephesians 2:1-10 and the truth that salvation is found solely through the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Considering the strength of the believer in staying focused on the prize of Christ, from Isaiah 40:18-31.

The final sermon in the series that considers the Holy Spirit as the passion of the believer's pursuit of God.

The third in the Pursuit of God series focusing on Philippians 3:8-10 and considering Christ as the object of our pursuit.

The second in the Pursuit of God series that focuses on Philippians 3:7-8 and considers- What is Christ's worth to you--

The first in a series of sermons focusing on the pursuit of God, from Psalm 42:1-2.

Exploring four components of Godly prayer as seen from Daniel's intercession to the Lord found in Daniel 9.

Returning to 1 John as we continue our series on The Beauty of Christ as we consider Christian character as seen through obedience to Christ.

Continuing the theme of The Beauty of Christ from 1 John as seen through the confession of the believer.

Considering the beauty of Christ as seen through the forgiveness He brings from 1 John 1:4-7.

Considering the desires of Moses as found in Exodus 33:13-16.

Learning from the gospel account of the rich young ruler as found in Mark 10:17-27.

Learning from the gospel account of the rich young ruler as found in Mark 10:17-27.

Focusing on Acts 2:41-42 as we explore the power of Pentecost and four imprints left by the Holy Spirit on the Church.

Exploring the attributes of God as seen in John 18 as we consider the life-changing question- Whom do you seek--

Considering the impact for perseverance in prayer from a devoted heart as seen in Elijah in 1 Kings 18.

Exploring the question -What is Christ worth--- and the implications surrounding His importance in our lives as considered in 2 Timothy.

Considering Peter's response to Jesus' question, -Who do you say that I am--- and what the answer to that question reveals about our heart.

Exploring the heart of revival and the impact of Christ-focused worship.

Considering the implications and significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from Hebrews 12:1-2.

A Good Friday service that focuses on a victory secured in the Garden of Gethsemane through the prayer of Jesus as found in Luke 22:39-47.

Exploring the triumphal entry of Christ our King.

Looking at Christ as the satisfaction of those who put their faith in Him from Isaiah 53.

Looking at what Christ accomplished on the cross as the substitution for those who put their faith in Him from Isaiah 53.