Pentecost was more than just the outpouring of God's Spirit for the salvation of sinners. It was a Geo Political event that woudl change the world. This Geo Political Pentecost had global ramifications which would inaugurate the Christian reconstruction of nations.

One of the critical components of the Resurrection is the Coronation of Christ at His Ascension. This sermon explores the ramification of that event and how it impacts the Church and the World.

While the public Triumphal Entry of the Lord Christ into Jerusalem only anticipated His Magisterial Conquest, His post resurrection -40-day presentation was proof that the King had actually been victorious as the Dominion LORD.

While many in modern Chritendom view the crucifixion as the central theme of Scripture, it is actually the Resurrection which takes center stage before men and nations. --This sermon focuses upon the centricity of the Resurrection of the Lord Christ, and the guarentee of the resurrectrion of His saints.…

By a dramatic example, the Lord Christ demonstrates what Christian service really means.

Christ's Royal procession into the Holy City marked His long-anticipated enthronement over men and nations. This sermon focuses upon that historical and universal event - one that changed the World.

Even though David made many mistakes in his life, he remains humble before the LORD by accepting and owning the reality that he was not the model king that he should have been.--This is the Fifty Ninth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

It is not enough to desire the rebuilding of Christendom. One must take action. By laying the foundations of a Christian culture, one which is built upon the Pillars of Truth, Reconstruction takes place.--This is the Fifty Eighth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.…

Evil is a realty. It is the outworking of the corrupt mind of fallen humanity, and extends into the reality of life. It is destructive and knowns no mercy and its appetite for blood is never satisfied. In order to neutralize and destroy evil, it must first be properly defined and recognized as evil. If it is not - then it will destroy everything in…

In the face of extreme Civil and Ecclesiastic tyranny, history gives us both a picture and a direction, of how God's people dealt with the tyranny of men.--This is the Fifty Sixth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In the face of extreme Civil and Ecclesiastic tyranny, the Apostle Peter gives us a stern warning. We must obey God rather than rebellious man.--This is the Fifty Fifth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In David's final words, he points his hearers back to the Law of Moses and to those men who exhibited True Biblical Leadership.--This is the Fifty Fourth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In David's final words, he points his hearers back to the Law of Moses, as it is recorded in Exodus 18, detailing the requirements for men who would rule--This is the Fifty Third Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Identifying himself as the Sweet Psalmist and the anointed of the Lord, David sets forth God's Plan for Righteous Governance.--This is the Fifty Second Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

In his last words, David identifies himself as the Sweet Psalmist and the anointed of the Lord.--This is the Fifty First Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty - Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

At the turn of each year, we pause to focus on the future - our future, our children's future, the future of the church, the future of the Kingdom of God, the future of our nation, and the future of the world.

During the Advent Season we once again pause to reflect upon the Greatest Gift mankind has ever received- the Hope of liberation from sin, death, and the tyranny of man.--This sermon focuses on the actual result of the promise of Victory that was given to Adam in the garden of Eden. This is the Fourth and Final sermon of a four-part series.…

During the Advent Season we once again pause to reflect upon the Greatest Gift mankind has ever received- the Hope of liberation from sin, death, and the tyranny of man.--This sermon focuses on the verbal promise of Victory that was given to Adam in the garden of Eden. This is the Third sermon of a four-part series.…

During the Advent Season we once again pause to reflect upon the Greatest Gift mankind has ever received- the Hope of liberation from sin, death, and the tyranny of man.--This sermon focuses on the Great Commission of Dominion that was given to Adam in the garden of Eden. This is the second sermon of a four-part series.…

During the Advent Season we once again pause to reflect upon the Greatest Gift mankind has ever received- the Hope of liberation from sin, death, and the tyranny of man.--This sermon is the first of a four-part series.

As David approaches his final years, he reflects upon his life. Overwhelmed by the love and mercy of God, he breaks forth in a Halleluiah Psalm of Praise.--This is the Fiftieth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Thanksgiving is not only to be rendered to the God of heaven and earth at the turn of each year during America's commemoration of it, but continually. For this is the will of God concerning us.

David is now approaching his final years. Reflecting upon his life he breaks forth in a song of praise, to the God of his salvation.--This is the Forty Ninth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

David once again finds him in a great straight. Not knowing what to do, he looks to his only source of hope, God's mercy.--This is the Forty Eighth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty and Glory- an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Each year, on or about October 31st, we pause to reflect upon the importance and impact of the European Reformation- the foundation of Western civilization.