At a basic level, stress happens when other people’s expectations of us exceed the resources that we have to meet those expectations. In this sermon, Tim Dilena reminds us that only God can bridge that gap and offer the resources that we ourselves lack.
Psalm 23 is well known for the way that it compares people to sheep. In this sermon, Gary Wilkerson walks line by line through Psalm 23 to explain how believers can learn to trust in God as our shepherd.
In this sermon, Pastor Claude Houde reveals a new way to look at John 4. He encourages us to be authentic worshippers of Christ in all aspects of our lives.
Every Christian will have times when they feel lost and directionless as they go through life. In this sermon, John Bailey offers a powerful reminder that even during these desert times, God sees the path that we cannot.
There is nothing that we could read or listen to that will transform us like the Word of God. In this sermon preached at Times Square Church, Gary Wilkerson urges believers to set aside every distraction and make the time to study and understand scripture.
There will always be a level of corruption in a broken world, but there are some things that we simply cannot allow to permeate our lives. In this sermon, Carter Conlon shares an honest warning about the messages that are being directed at children in today’s culture.
How can we remain faithful before we can see the end result of what God has planned? In this sermon, Tim Dilena reminds us that God is faithful to his word, even when life doesn’t work out as we expect.
The account of Cain and Able in Genesis 4 is startling. Murder is among the earliest sins described in the Bible. In this sermon, Tim Dilena urges believers to be alert because, left unchecked, sin will quickly spiral out of control.
Above all else, American society is hungry for truth. In this powerful sermon, Carter Conlon looks to Jesus’ life on earth to offer a somber yet hopeful perspective on the future of our present culture.
Memory is powerful, but it is also selective. A person’s faith and life and walk with God will look incredibly different depending on what elements of their past they choose to focus on. In this sermon, Tim Dilena reminds us that we can know God will be faithful now because he has been faithful in the past. We need only to remember.