Patrick Morrison shares his best advice to preachers.

Keith Hovis shares his best advice to preachers.

Keith Kasarjian shares his best advice to preachers.

The Most Unjust Legal Trial in History

(Matt. 16:13-19)--This lesson provides an examination of the New Testament church.

James, the brother of our Lord, singles out a particular rule of Christian ethics as being the, “royal law.” What did he mean by this description, and how is Jesus’ royal law relevant to us today?

When Peter and John found themselves before the Jewish authorities, they did not equivocate concerning the salvation found exclusively in Jesus Christ. What lessons might we glean from Acts 4?

This sermon is based on Matthew 7:7-11 and Luke 11:9-10 with three major points: Instruction in Prayer, Insight into Prayer, and an In-depth Examination of Prayer.

Do you have members of your congregation who are single and sometimes feel marginalized? This sermon is especially for singles looking for a healthy perspective of the church and their special place in the body of Christ.

I do not want to go to heaven because it is a place of beauty and bliss. I want to go there because it is a place where I am and will be loved.

Evangelism is every member's mission. We need to take it personally. Here is why.

As Christians, we must lead by the example of lifting up Jesus as we deal with the sins of hate and racism.

This examination of the parable of the Good Samaritan focuses on the final phrase, "the one who showed him mercy."

The greatest sermon ever recorded. Listen carefully to the words of Jesus as given in Matthew 5-7.