Grumbling is a common problem that we all have.  It was common in the Bible too.  This sermon shows us many reasons why we often find ourselves grumbling and what we need to do to correct this problem.

Abimelech served almost as an oppressor as well as a judge although the Bible does not give him either title.  But he does give us two lessons from his story.  Listen to find out how this judge helps us in our world today.

This story about the female judge Deborah gives us two important lessons about how God works in our lives even today.  Listen to find out more.

We want through a lot in 2020 both in our lives and in our study of the Bible.  Here are some highlights from our sermons from 2020.

God has done so much for us down through the years.  But this Christmas, I just do not want to look at the deeds God has done in the Biblical times, but also what he has done in your life.  How has God blessed you this year?  I hope you take time this season to remember and to thank God for all that he has brought us through.

Wonderful Grace of Jesus is not just a great hymn, but also the amazing truth from the Bible.  It tells us Jesus came full of grace and truth.  Find out two life changing aspects about grace in this message.

This morning we are looking at how Paul has learned the secret to contentment and he gladly shares this secret with us.  So listen for the answer for contentment in your live of joy as well.

Living with joy means living with the end in mind, looking forward to the finish.  Listen for the four ways this is accomplished in this morning's message

Like last week's sermon when we talked about living worthy with unity, humanity, and humility, Paul continues to instruct us on how to live like stars and it is about the same message with two additional commands and two examples on how to live with these three character traits.

To Paul to live is Christ and to die is gain.  In this message, we noted Paul's singular goal was to preach Christ.  And this is what we need to do today as well.  We need to live for Christ.

This classic sermon made popular by Tony Campolo was first preached by S. M. Lockridge (listen to the message to find out what the S. M. stands for).  It is often used in part by people around Easter.  But it is about any day that is bad, or difficult, or stressful, or painful.  God has the power to change all of our "Fridays" in to "Sundays".  Here is the link to the video I showed the congregation at the end of my message.  https://tonyagnesi.com/2014/04/its-friday-but-sundays-coming/.

This week's message is from another contemporary pastor that we watched via video.  Due to copyright laws we cannot post the message online but you can listen to the message by clicking on the link below or on the video link.  This message was preached by Mike Breaux from New Hope Church in Durham, NC on May 6, 2018.  Mike Breaux- Making Ripples.

Another sermon from history.  This time from John Wesley who has over 40,000 sermons to chose from.  This message includes some of his testimony.  Namely is efforts to live a good godly life with all the appearance of a Christian and yet not having (until later on in his life) the Love of God or neighbor, nor faith in his heart.  So what is the difference between an almost Christian and an altogether a Christian is explained in this sermon I wish I had written.