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67 sermons
About this series
This collection of stand-alone expositional sermons, spanning two decades of pastoral ministry, argues that the Christian life is fundamentally about treasuring Christ above all competing allegiances and false securities. Whether confronting the myth of luck, the seduction of worldly comfort, or the temptation to forsake community, the preacher consistently returns to the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ — His deity, His finished work, His sovereign rule — as the only foundation for authentic faith, costly discipleship, and enduring joy. The sermons collectively dismantle self-reliance and cultural Christianity, calling the congregation to radical obedience, Spirit-wrought regeneration, and a life oriented entirely around the glory of God (Soli Deo Gloria).
- The supremacy and sufficiency of Christ in all of life and doctrine
- The necessity of Spirit-wrought regeneration versus mere profession of faith
- The sovereignty of God over all circumstances, suffering, and history
- The call to costly, radical discipleship that forsakes worldly security
- The centrality of the cross as the exclusive ground of salvation and theology
- The authority and sufficiency of Scripture as the means by which Christ is revealed
- The church as the covenant community where the dead are made alive and believers are equipped for mission
- To dismantle false securities — luck, wealth, self-righteousness, cultural Christianity — and anchor the congregation's confidence solely in Christ.
- To produce a congregation that treasures Jesus above all competing allegiances and is willing to pay the cost of discipleship.
- To cultivate a robust doctrine of God's sovereignty that enables believers to endure suffering, persecution, and disappointment without losing hope.
- To guard the gospel from distortion and equip the congregation to proclaim it boldly in contexts of pluralism, hostility, and false teaching.
- To foster a worshiping community that gathers gladly, prays fervently, sings joyfully, and lives for the glory of God alone (Soli Deo Gloria).