The Road to Repentance
Pastor Hamilton
How does repentance come about? Is it of ourselves that we come under conviction and seek forgiveness? Sometimes God works quickly to bring us to repentance, but often the process of confessing and rejecting sin is a long process.
Final Words of a Faithful Servant
Pastor Hamilton
Paul did what we should desire to do – he served his Lord faithfully with his final days. He didn’t put his life on “cruise.” He pressed on with the prize in view. He was full of hope, not regrets.
My Redeemer Lives!
Pastor Hamilton
In the middle of his troubles Job shared a remarkable statement of faith. He had confidence in eternal life and a coming Redeemer.
For This Purpose
Pastor Hamilton
Jesus’ earthly ministry was a march to the cross. Jesus tells us what his purpose was (Luke 19:10). Who Jesus is and why he died are tied together.
Faithful to the End
Pastor Hamilton
Paul is giving final orders to a fellow-soldier, Timothy, who was to press on patiently. Paul condensed several years, trips, and miles into a few words. His calming confidence should be ours.
Faithful With Our Proclamation
Pastor Hamilton
These are not easy times to plant a church or build up a church. How did Christ expect the church to grow? What Paul tells Timothy is what every church should hear and follow.
Faithful Under Fire Part II
Pastor Hamilton
Timothy had his “opponents” to correct with gentleness (2:25), men who “opposed the truth” (3:8). Part I
The Cornerstone
Pastor Hamilton
God Almighty demonstrated power by a miracle that got the attention of people so that they could hear the message that Jesus is fundamental to the hope of Israel and the world.
The Greatest of These (Part I)
Pastor Hamilton
God’s love in giving His only Son should impress believers every day, and press us to demonstrate love as outlined in I Corinthians 13.
Faithful Under Fire (Part I)
Pastor Hamilton
Every true disciple wants to finish the race with grace. Paul’s forecast was “bad to worse” (v. 13). With fatherly love, Paul admonishes Timothy to “continue” (v. 14), to be strong in the Lord.
Page 45 of 64
