Sermon from May 11, 2025 service. Josiah Boyd preaching.
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One of the main purposes of a midterm exam is to chart the progress of the students. After weeks of readings, lectures, and assignments,
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SERMON MANUSCRIPT This morning, using Scripture and song, we have travelled from the anticipation of Jesus to the crucifixion of Jesus. But now we
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Though enduring unspeakable pain, Jesus did speak. From the cross he offered words of mercy for ignorant sinners (Luke 23:34), words of destiny to
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“My, God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” There may be no sentence in all Scripture that is more difficult to explain than
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The final words of someone’s life can be meaningful and powerful. For example, it was just before they died that Joshua called for courage,
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Who is my God? This vital question challenges us to truly know the Creator—a God of infinite power, purpose, and relationship, revealed through the
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It is a fact of history that a Jewish man named Jesus lived morally, taught powerfully, and died horrifically in the first century. Ancient
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This morning we have walked with the Lord Jesus up to Calvary’s mount. Beginning with the prophets who predicted the coming of one who
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It is customary for a good sermon to begin with an introduction of sorts, an attempt to orient the hearer to the text or
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Through a demonstration of ugly corruption and beautiful provision, the first portion of Matthew 26 invites the reader to ask themselves a question: What
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When it comes to the person and work of Jesus Christ there are, at the end of the day, only two possible responses: there’s
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