Massimo Lorenzini

You can prepare to meet Jesus by having four attitudes: 1. Submit to the authority of the Word of God. 2. Seek the instruction of a man of God. 3. Humble yourself before the Son of God. 4. Anticipate the promised Spirit of God.

Paul explains to the Galatians that God added the Law to demonstrate the universal need for the Savior by revealing God's holiness and human sinfulness.

We have an authoritative and sufficient guide in all matters of belief and practice in God's Holy Word, The Bible. Scripture contains the wisdom of God, comes from the will of God, conforms us to the ways of God, and completes us for the work of God.

The healing of Naaman provides timeless principles for personal change. God is more concerned with changing us than just changing our situation. Are you experiencing pain or difficulty? Perhaps God wants to do a greater work in your heart than to just remove the pain. Give a listen!

Exposition of Gen 12:1-9, the call of Abram (Abraham). Abraham heard God's voice and responded in faith. He became the father of true faith, the founder of the Jewish nation, the ancestor of Jesus Christ, and was called "the friend of God." Through listening to God and responding in faith, you too can live a life of meaning, purpose, and blessing.

Learn why Jesus taught the multitudes in parables. The answer may surprise you.

Jesus' view of justification from the Parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector. Find freedom from the snare of self-righteousness.

Brief survey of the origins of the Protestant Reformation with Martin Luther and the doctrine of justification as the material cause of the reformation.

Conclusion of the Sermon on Mount.

The Sermon on the Mount Climaxes with Jesus' call to make a decision. Included is a biblical survey of the Kingdom of God and exposition of recognizing false teachers.

The Conclusion of the Sermon on the Mount climaxes with a call to make a decision. There are two gates leading to two ways with two destinations.

Second half of the Lord's Prayer. God leads us as we pray for the things Jesus taught us.

Exposition of the first half of the Lord's Prayer. A challenge to begin our prayers aligning ourselves with God.

Learn why Jesus taught us to avoid hypocritical and heathen prayer in favor of secret prayer with the Father. Also, learn a simple prayer outline to give you structure to your secret prayer: F-A-C-T-S-I-T.

Second part of an overview of the Sermon on the Mount as Jesus' manifesto of the Kingdom of God.

An overview of the Sermon on the Mount as the manifesto of the Kingdom of Heaven. The Sermon on the Mount teaches us what Jesus meant when He called people to repent because the Kingdom of heaven was at hand.

I. God withdraws His light from those who reject it (vv. 12-13). II. God sends His light to those He has foreordained to receive it (vv. 14-16). III. God reveals His light through the preaching of the Kingdom (vv. 17). IV. God multiplies His light by calling followers who become fishers (vv. 18-22). V. God magnifies His light in those He delivers from darkness (vv. 23-25).

Introductory message to a series on living with God's Kingdom priorities expressed in the Great Commission.

Preaching God's Basis of Assurance

Preaching with Dependence on God