What should our attitude be when we give? When and to who should we give? What happens if we don't give? Pastor Clinton tackles these and other questions as he…
Right near the end of the apostle Paul's first letter to Timothy, he tells Timothy that he wants him to take hold of what's truly life. Do you know what…
Pastor Clinton gives four reasons given by scripture for why God allows evil, and ends with a neglected point that is important to consider on this topic.
Jehoshaphat is attacked by three kingdoms who want to wipe Israel off the map, and he goes to God, and sees great salvation as he trusts and praises God through…
In this two-part series on Jehoshaphat, a contemporary of Elisha in biblical history, we examine how making unholy alliances was the bane of an otherwise righteous king. God, in his…
What is contentment? How important is it in the believer's life? What things rob us of our contentment? Pastor Clinton explores these questions in his message on this often over-looked,…
The Prodigal Son is one of the most well-known parables Jesus taught that has multiple themes running through it. Pastor Clinton takes a closer look at this parable, drawing our…
To end his series, Pastor Clinton works his way through the final chapter in Galatians. In it, the apostle Paul wraps up his letter and then adds a bit of clarification to it and a final appeal.
In this part of his letter, Paul writes to the churches in Galatia about walking in the Spirit rather than giving into the desires of their sinful nature. Pastor Clinton leads us through what the Spirit and the sinful nature desire, and how we can experience more and more of the Spirit's desires and less and less of the sinful nature's desires.
Pastor Clinton picks up his sermon series on Galatians from a few months back. In the apostle Paul's letter to the churches in a region known back then as Galatia, he's been going after false teaching and false teachers that made keeping Moses' Law a salvation issue. In this part of his letter, Paul first pleads with believers, then warns them about that teaching and those teachers, giving us insight into what believers today are to do when they encounter false teaching and false teachers.