God has written a story, that reveals his love and his glory. In this sermon, we examine the sovereignty of God in the salvation of those who believe in him.
How much from our finances should be given to the church? Are new testament Christians bound by the Old Covenant law? In this sermon, we examine what it means to live and worship under the covenant of grace.
Do with worship God because of our needs, or do we worship God because of his victory? Why do some worship God with the wrong motives? This sermon examines the reasons for our worship, and the finished work of Jesus Christ.
The modern Gospel tells us that God has a good plan for our life and doesn't want us to endure harm. But is this the actual new testament model? Is this the process that is being played out for Christians not only through history but in the world today? In this sermon we examine the problem of pain and the solution of Christ.
In this message, we look at the imperfect system of the Old Covenant compared to the perfect system of the New Covenant, and why the New Covenant is able to cleanse the conscience of the believer.
In this sermon we examine 3 dangerous philosophies that have integrated into the presentation of the Gospel. These philosophies are: humanism, modernism, and hedonism. In conclusion, we examine the authentic presentation of the Gospel and the proper motivation for following Christ.
The Gospel is not simply Jesus died for sinners. Rather, it is more fully that God died for sinners. This message explains the significance of Jesus being the 2nd Person of the Trinity.
In Philippians chapter 4, Paul encourages his hearers that he is confident God will meet all their needs according to the riches in Christ Jesus. This sermon looks at the make-up of those riches, and their application to the life of the believer.
What would Apostle Paul think about the prosperity Gospel? In this sermon, we examine his letter to the Philippians, and his definition of being supplied according to the riches of Christ Jesus.
In this sermon, Pastor Watkins examines the Biblical Call to spread the Gospel to the Nations, and the negligence that is currently happening towards the call of missions. May we be prodded towards the invitation of Christ, "Pray that the Lord raise up workers for the harvest."