These sermons are expository lectures proclaimed by Bible scholars that are not only Gospel preachers but most are also college professors with Doctorate Degrees. For the last twenty five years we have recorded these wonderful sermons. With this Podcast we hope to share these sermons for your edification.
We all trust our fathers as we grow up but do we trust our Father in heaven? This sermon by Thaxter Dickey was appropriately delivered on Fathers Day and it is valuable for any day of the year!
Holding your child and bending down to lift that child up is the first thing we as fathers do for our children. It's great to be a father and it's great to have an opportunity to bend down and lift them up both physically and figuratively. This is an excellent Father's Day sermon by Gary Wilemon!
We all know about the story of the Prodigal Son. This sermon though, is primarily about his older brother. Most of us can say we haven't wasted our inheritance but can we say we have never acted like the older brother of the prodigal son?
Listen carefully to this sermon by Thaxter Dickey and make the application where appropriate.
What are God's expectations of fathers? Something I'm sure we would agree on is it doesn't have to be Father's Day for us to have a discussion about the importance of being a good father. This sermon by Gary Wilemon helps us to see the mistakes of others in their roles as fathers and to learn from those mistakes.
Listen to the audio or watch the video that contains the presentation slides and see how you or your father measures up to God's expectations and even if you're doing well, we can always make the commitment to do even better.
There are many ways in which God has chosen to describe the church. One of those ways is by comparing the church to our earthly families. With this podcast, Phil Roberts delivered a sermon years ago in 1998 that we recorded originally on cassette tape. Though the tape had deteriorated, we were able to salvage and amplify the audio.
Phil Roberts shows the wisdom of God as he explains the similarities between the church and our family along with various ways the church as well as our our families can be improved.
In the Old Testament there's a comparatively little known story about unrestrained love and obsession that led to uncontrollable vengeance. This true story, that reads like a soap opera, evolves into a story of a father and his undying love for a rebellious son.
As you listen to this story and begin to touch base with such strong human feelings, you're amazed when the speaker reveals that it has a very understandable and compelling spiritual meaning.
This week's podcast, though our 102nd in the past two years, is actually our first podcast with Google's podcasting service known as Blogger.
The sermon for this week is an excellent sermon by Thaxter Dickey from the year 1999 but the message he shares with us is needed even more today than back then.
