Psalm 11:1-7 - The Divine Institution of Marriage and Family
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In this last message in John, we explore both How and Why God Saves us. We look at the Biblical reality of both human Free Will and God’s Sovereignty in Election and Predestination - since the Bible teaches both in the context of Salvation.
In this 2019 Easter Message, we explore the depths of what the concept of “Lordship” really means concerning our life, hope, and eternity.
In this message, we explore the two groups of “worshipers” on Palm Sunday in Jerusalem; those who had been with Jesus and were true worshipers and those who were just part of the curious crowd and quickly turned on Jesus during his trial. What type of
Sermon from The Well Church Argyle
As we begin John 6, we seek to understand newly discovered truths about the heart and character of God through a very familiar narrative of the feeding of the five thousand. What type of spiritual Sight do you really have?
In this last section of John chapter five, Jesus calls upon four impeccable witnesses to testify to His deity; the question then is would you be convicted of a trial was set to examine the authenticity of your Christian walk with the Lord.
In this portion of John 5:10-19, we explore the closeness of Jesus’ relationship to the Father and Jesus’ extraordinary assertions to the Jewish leaders that He was not only God’s Son, but that Jesus is the giver of life and judge for all humanity.
In this message, we explore the biblical answer for modern Christians concerning does the Sabbath still really matter? If Believers today are no longer under Levitical Law, why should the Sabbath still matter?
In this first message for John chapter five, we explore the third miracle by Jesus recorded in John and understand that Jesus has called us to TRUST completely in HIM rather than anything else on this earth.
In this message in John 3, we explore the nature and purpose of Baptism; Jesus’ command, the mode, and the powerful symbolism of Baptism.
Looking at the most iconic verse in the New Testament, John 3:16, in this message we investigate God’s heart toward the world to both extend righteous judgment and mercy through the death and resurrection of His Son, Jesus.