Christmas is one of the easiest times to invite people to church! But in the busyness of the Christmas parties, programs, and preparation, it’s all too easy to lose this golden opportunity to lead others to Christ.

Sermon outline: This is an abbreviated outline with the complete sermon downloadable at the bottom of the post. We are all familiar with the story of the wise men coming from the East because they saw a star. We may have some misconceptions about this story that have been fostered by traditions.

One of the greatest modern myths is that there are no essential differences between men and women. This is unbiblical, unreasonable, and dangerous to your marriage.

We are blessed beyond what we deserve, yet we expect more and thank less.

Christian homes are becoming scarce. The once-common model of parenting—in which dad and mom stood and sacrificed together—has been cheaply improvised by a godless culture.

One of the problems with games is that if they are overused, people will lose interest. If you have quit using Bible drills here are three fresh versions which may help.

Sermon outline: This is an abbreviated outline with the complete sermon downloadable at the bottom of the post. Malachi is about “a last cry”, “a final appeal” that God is making to His people before the close of the Old Testament period.

Incredibly, God invites us to bring any need we face directly to His throne. This invitation is especially remarkable when we consider that it is from the God who:

Oftentimes in our churches, pastors are confronted with those who have blown it spiritually. These folks feel like “leftovers” or “has-beens.”

People in our church often let me know they are praying for me, and I am deeply grateful. Sometimes people ask for specifics on how they should pray for the pastor.