Within the Christian churches, many people are confused as to what the Bible teaches. When asked what one believes, most cannot give a clear Bible answer. In this sermon Prophecies of Hope evangelist Mark Martin reviews some Bible doctrines that can cause divisions within the churches and asks Christians to personally consider the question, “are you ready to give an answer?”
Category: Righteousness by Faith
Remember Me
This is a brief sermon by Prophecies of Hope speaker Rick Tyler on a Sabbath when observing the Lord’s supper or Communion.
The Strong Man
The Gospel of Mark 3:27 says, “No one can enter a strong man’s house and plunder his goods, unless he first binds the strong man. And then he will plunder his house.” (NKJV) What does this text mean? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Rick Tyler shows how we can make application of this Bible account in a personal and practical way today.
Worship God In Spirit And Truth
In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Ed Short gives an interesting study on the Samaritan woman at the well and the words Jesus spoke to her about worshiping God in Spirit and in Truth found in the Gospel of John chapter 4.
Pressing Toward The Goal
Many people today set goals for themselves whether secular or spiritual. If you are a Christian, what are your goals? How will you achieve them? Should our goals be prioritized? What are the benefits of setting goals. In this sermon Prophecies of Hope evangelist Mark Martin addresses and answers these questions from God’s Word the Bible.
The Vineyard Of God
In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Ed Short shows How God has tried over and over again to draw His people to Him and how God is still trying to do so today.
Baptize Them In The Name Of…
Matthew 28:16-20 is known by the majority of Christians as, “the great commission.” Did Jesus say to baptize in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit? In this sermon Prophecies of Hope evangelist Mark Martin takes a close look at Matthew 28:19 and the baptisms which occurred in the Bible after the time of Jesus’ words in Matthew 28.
“All Things”
Many people speak in absolutes such as, “He never…” or “She always…” Many times when speaking this way its an exaggeration of how one perceives the situation. In the Bible we find absolutes such as the phrase “All things”. In this sermon Prophecies of Hope speaker Rick Tyler addresses several places where the absolute, “all things” is used in the Bible and how this affects us today and for eternity.