Whitehall Bible Fellowship Church Sermon Podcast

God deserves both our worship and our witness. How are you speaking up about Him in your community? How are you speaking up to Him about your gratefulness for Him?

Mankind is so very loved by God. The Psalmist reflects on the immensity of the universe and the even greater immensity of God, then turns to to the smallness of man and how God crowns man with glory and honor despite human smallness.

God skillfully designed and fashioned a beautiful world all for the purpose of speaking to mankind about Him so that we might find Him and find life in Him.

Even when it seems as if there is nothing good in this world, God is in control and He is working His plan for ultimate good. We need to trust Him, be still and wait for Him, and strive to be changed by Him.

Psalm 46 welcomes us inside a safe relationship with God despite the ongoing problems of life.

Psalm 29 invites us to consider the strength of God who sits over the earthly strongholds we face.

Jesus commissions the Twelve AND the Church to proclaim forgiveness in His name to all peoples.

After His resurrection, Jesus appears to the Twelve in the Upper Room on the evening of Easter Sunday. He calls them to embrace truth rather than remain fearful, frantic, or depressed.

Two of His disciples were on their way to Emmaus mid-day on Easter. They meet Jesus but do not recognize Him. He explains from the Scriptures why He had to die and rise again. Only at the end do they recognize that He is the risen Jesus.

Jesus died and rose again in order that God could accept you as sinless. You are just in His eyes by faith in what Jesus did.

Jesus died to cure us of our rebellion.

With Judas and Peter falling in their unique ways during the arrest of Jesus, the Lord shows us how to find strength during our own temptations.

In the upper room, Jesus warns His disciples of the temptation of pride and the inevitable fall if we give in to pride.

Jesus initiates the ordinance of communion with His disciples on the night He is betrayed.

In the previous sermon, Jesus laid out the events preceding His return. Now He challenges us to stay ready for His second coming.

Jesus prepares His followers for the difficult days ahead, leading up to the great day of His return.

Jesus takes the occasion of a widow making her gift to God to talk about generosity, sacrifice, and worship.

In one last attempt, the religious leaders try to stump Jesus. He shows His wisdom and at the same time, shows us a glimpse of what our eternal existence will be like.

The conviction that Jesus brings to people can drive us to receive Him, but often people react to that conviction by silencing it however they can.

Jesus is confronted by the authority of the chief priests. While Jesus teaches in the Temple, He is invading the space and routine of the religious class. Their response is to lay a trap for Jesus in a trick question.