Sermons on Faith
One of the greatest challenges in the Christian life is continuing to pray when the answers seem delayed. In his farewell message to High Desert Church, Eric Wilhoit reflected on God’s faithfulness over the past 19 years while encouraging the church to remain faithful in the years ahead. Using Jesus’ parable of the persistent widow…
After a lifetime of gospel adventure, Paul reaches the end not in triumph but in a cold, lonely prison cell. Yet even there, with winter closing in, he offers Timothy one final, unwavering charge: Preach the Word. Instead of regret or self‑pity, Paul shows us what it looks like to finish well—anchored in truth, confident…
The prophecy in Isaiah 7, quoted in Matthew 1, prophecies that Jesus would arrive as God Incarnate via a virgin birth. It also gives Him the title Immanuel, which means “God with Us.” But what is the deeper meaning of that title and how is it relevant to our lives? Join us for a deeper…
In Matthew 11:3, John, waiting in prison as a condemned man, sends disciples to ask Jesus, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?” After a lifetime of being a radical prophet, having the Spirit before birth, and even being a cousin of Jesus, this is a very curious…
At a wedding with his mother and new followers, Jesus provides a glimpse into who he really is and why he came. As he transforms ordinary water into the best wine using jars for ceremonial washing, Jesus shows how he will transform sinners into saints via the only eternal washing available. Recorded during a downpour,…
After being made in the image of God (Genesis 1:26), mankind has spent thousands of years trying to make God in OUR image – we would prefer that God believes what we believe, feels as we do, and lines up with our desires, ambitions, and lives. Each week in our “Made in Our Image” series,…
The Hebrews writer completes his lesson with inspiration from faith (Heb 11), encouragement from hope (Heb 12), and finally, the challenge to continue in their commitment of love, being content in trust.
Do you make every effort to live in peace with everyone? To be holy? Why does the writer warn to “see to it” that no one gives in to that specific list of sins? Make every effort to live in peace with everyone and to be holy; without holiness no one will see the Lord.…
According to Hebrews 12, we have many obstacles and sin that easily entangles us, discouraging us in our race. Fixing our eyes on Jesus is how we can persevere.
If I sin, am I out? If not, do I have a license to sin? The scriptures describe our salvation as a divine relationship, not a moral standing. Listen and explore the nature of our salvation described in Hebrews 10.
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