Dr. John Wilson preaches from Ephesians 6:10-18 and discusses about the Armor of God and battling the devil.
Saving Prostitutes Like Us
In this message from Joshua 2, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “Saving Prostitutes Like Us”. God goes out of His way, to show mercy to undeserving sinners time and time again. This sermon will make encourage you to ask the question “Why me"?. The Lord will give you the same reason that He gave Rahab, He’s got a purpose of working in you to work through you to reach others with the saving message of the gospel of Jesus!
Leading and Following
Even as a leader we still need guidance on how to lead and make decisions. That’s where we focus on our spiritual leader that is Jesus Christ, let’s dive in as we look at Joshua 1:10-18 as Dr Richie Allen brings the message titled “Leading and Following”.
Taking What God is Giving
In this sermon Dr. Richie Allen Preaches from Joshua 1:1-9. the Sermon was titled “Taking What God is Giving.” In it Dr. Richie tells us that to posses what God is Giving we must hear God’s call and heed his commands.
Strong and Submissive
in this sermon we are in 1 Corinthians 13-18 we are finishing up 1 Corinthians. This sermon is called “Strong and Submissive.” Dr. Richie Allen teaches us about what we should look for in a leader.
A Man on the Move
In this Sermon Dr. Richie Allen preaches in 1st Corinthians 16: 5-9 called “ A Man on the Move.” During the sermon Dr. Allen tells us about the doors God opens and how he gives Opportunity and with it will come opposition.
The Example Set Before Us
How do you want to leave your legacy? What example are you setting in your household, job, and daily life? Have you wondered what the Lord has called you to do? Lets dive in as we listen to the message entitled “The Example Set Before Us” given by Brandon Thorne as we explore 1 Peter 2:21-25
Working for the Lord
As we are wondering about that abrupt shift in the world let us dive deeper into the true meaning of what happens when we give as we listen to the message entitled “Working for the Lord” given by Dr. Richie Allen as we explore 1 Corinthians 16:1-4
And they All Lived Happily Ever After.
In this message Dr. Allen taught us about salvation and its effects on us. He went on an Excursus called What Happens When I Die? In it he taught us what happens to the material and nonmaterial parts of us after we die. All in a sermon titled “And They All Lived Happily Ever After.”
A Glimpse Into Your Future
In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:35-49, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “A Glimpse into Your Future”. What a glorious preview every believer gets to see in this text as we look forward to the reality of our resurrection, sown in weakness and raised in power.
What Does it Mean to Be Spiritual? (2)
In this message from 1 Corinthians 13:1-3, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “What Does it Mean to Be Spiritual?”. This title is the theme of several chapters here in 1 Corinthians. What was the main ingredient missing at this church in Corinth?
What Does it Mean to Spiritual?
In this message from 1 Corinthians 14:1-35, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “What Does it Mean to Be Spiritual?”. In this hotly debated chapter, what are some principles we can apply so that we are spiritual believers who are worshipping the Lord in an orderly way?
Does What I Believe Really Matter?
In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:20-34, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “Does What I Believe Really Matter?”. According to Paul, our behavior is a result of what we believe. Sound Doctrine helps us avoid silly contradictions with our words and our actions.
Living in Denial
In this Easter message from 1 Corinthians 15:12-19, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “Living in Denial”. If we confess that Jesus is Risen with our lips but live our lives like Jesus is still in the grave then what are the implications? Is our preaching and faith worth the trouble?
An Effective or Ineffective Gospel
In this message from 1 Corinthians 15:1-11, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “An Effective or Ineffective Gospel”. Where were you when you first encountered God’s Grace? The basic gospel should have primary importance in our lives because of its power and effectiveness to change sinners into saints.
True Spirituality: The Better Way of Agape
In this message from 1 Corinthians 13:4-8a, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “True Spirituality: The Better Way of Agape”. When disfunction and division is winning the battle inside the church, Paul teaches us in this text that there is a better way forward.
What Does it Mean to be Spiritual?
In this message from 1 Corinthians 12:1-26, Dr. Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “What Does it Mean to be Spiritual?”. For the next few chapters, this is the apostle Paul’s main theme. Take a bird’s eye view with us as we look at what it looks like for a believer to be spiritual.
When the Church is the Church
In this message from 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “When the Church is the Church”. When the church is really who God has called her to be inside the walls of its corporate worship gatherings, the body of Christ is edified and encouraged. Leaders are developed and light is displayed for a dark world to see. We talk often about being the church outside of the walls, but are we also being the church inside of the walls?
Culturally Appropriate Public Worship
In this message from 1 Corinthians 11:2-16, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon entitled “Culturally Appropriate Public Worship”. In this difficult text to understand, does God care how we act in our corporate worship service? If the worship of God is of the utmost importance then we better worship Him with the right attitude and avoid the things He says to avoid.
Guidelines for Gray Areas
In this message from 1 Corinthians 10:22-11:1, Dr Richie Allen preached a sermon called “Guidelines for Gray Areas”. Is everything black and white in your life or do from time to time encounter some “gray areas” where you may not know exactly what the Lord would want you to do. There’s good news! The apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit, gives us some principles that we can apply to help us navigate these gray areas.
