Bible Sermon Videos

This lesson highlights 3 important ways that a congregation can honor its spiritual leaders. (Exodus 17:10-13)

Mike reviews the life and work of Fanny J. Crosby, one of the most prolific composers of sacred poetry and hymns.

Mike talks about the specific blessings we enjoy as Christians and what these should motivate us to do in the here and now.

Mike explains that the type of funeral he will preach for you will largely depend on the life you have lived.

How Christians can influence the spiritual tone of their surroundings and their need to do so. (Matthew 5:13)

Mike examines the problem of evil and how the Bible responds to the irony of evil's existence, even at Christmas.

In this sermon, Mike breaks down the difference between indoctrination and conversion.

Mike compares the science of the knock-out in boxing with the way sin can destroy us if we don't properly defend ourselves. (Mark 6:14-29)

Mike explores some of the spiritual reasons America has been blessed with great wealth.

In this lesson, Mike focuses on the invitation part of every sermon and examines its Biblical purpose and relevance in preaching to today's church. (Hosea 14)

In this lesson, Mike monitors the type of things that go in and out of our mouths and offers some basic rules to avoid mouth-traffic 'accidents.'

Of all the concepts and philosophies promoted throughout history, Christianity's main idea has, and continues to have, the greatest impact and ongoing influence in the world.

In this sermon, Mike examines the things we must actually do in order to forgive completely.

In this lesson, Mike will talk about sexual immorality and what God's word says about today's attitude and practice in this area of human behavior.

This sermon attempts to separate the various legends and false ideas about these spiritual beings found in pop culture, and establish a more accurate picture of them based solely on Biblical information.

As the title suggests, this lesson will not only name the excuses but also demonstrate the legitimacy of some and spiritual illness often disguised as simple reasons for non-attendance.