Marriage was once the “lily of the valley.” How do we keep the lilies from festering?

In an age of images abounding, what are the drastic measures the Lord prescribes for our soul?

How does anger become such a danger to our souls?

Once, two men were working on a roof when, lo and behold, they tumbled down a large chimney. Reaching the bottom unscathed, one man’s face was as black as midnight while the other man’s arm protected his face from the soot. Now, before the two men went back to work, the man with the clean face washed while the sooty-faced man did not. Can you figure out why?

Do you want to be great in the kingdom of heaven? Do you want to do great things for God on earth? Greatness is a call to law-keeping.

In every generation, there arises someone who says to the effect, “We don’t need the Old Testament!” Do we?

A little light can make a world of difference.

Are we a city set upon a hill?

As we begin a new sermon series, let us begin by asking a simple question: why creeds? And why this one?

How can the Christian keep from getting “ruint”?

What’s so good about “Good Friday”?

The paradigm of Scripture is clear - suffering, then glory. Why is this order so important to remember?

The very anatomy of man is built for peace, but how can we find peace in times of war?

Watchfulness is an underrated spiritual discipline with the biggest reward, but how can we watch our hearts?

“Lord, have mercy!” has filled Southern homes for decades, but when will we have mercy?

Our deepest cravings reveal our deepest identity.

Meekness is not a trait valued highly today, but Jesus places upon it a high reward. Why is it so crucial to a godly man’s character?

How do godly men go from mourning to comfort? What is the true source of our mourning and of our comfort?

When Jesus declares, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” what does this mean? How does this form the first step of godly maturity?

What does it mean to be “blessed”?