Daniel Geddings Teaching And Sermons

Dr. Estes explains to us the value of biblical wisdom.

The church is built on the foundation of the Gospel, and central to that Gospel is the atonement provided by Jesus Christ. We look at 1 Peter to see how the atonement is the foundation of the church.

According to Galatians 3, we are saved by faith alone in Jesus Christ alone. Listen to why works don't work and why saving faith is essential to the Gospel and the church.

Church discipline is essential for a church to be faithful to the Gospel. Tune in to this weeks sermon as we look at Matthew 18 and 1 Corinthians 5

This is a quick overview of the sermon preached this past Sunday. We apologize for the audio problems on Sunday morning. This will give you the basics of what we talked about Sunday morning.

A short discussion that helps us understand the biblical basis for membership. For more information please check out Jonathan Leeman's book "Church Membership."

Members of a local church are committed to one another.

Too often we cheapen membership in a local church. Let's talk about this problem and how we can be more faithful to our local churches.The 

We walk through Ephesians 2:1-10 and talk about regeneration and conversion

We look at Ephesians 3:10-11 and see the purpose that Jesus has for his Church.

A reading of the document, "The Church, Race, and Justice."

Part 2 of a reading of "The Church, Race, and Justice."

The final part of, "The Church, Race, and Justice."

We look at the confidence that Jesus had during his trial.

The Cross of Christ is where the horror of sin collides with our future hope and home.

Jesus calls his disciples to watch and pray.

Jesus enters the Garden and takes his friends with him to watch and pray.  Like Jesus we need good friends in our hour of need.

We look again at the scene in the Garden, where Jesus spends some time leaning on the Father.  He asks for help in His hour of need, and He entrusts himself to the Father.

A sermon from Mark 14:12-31

Tim Jones walks us through the first few verses of Mark 14.