Category: Sermons

Bill Crews’ sermon asks the question, Does God see what He should see when he looks down upon his creation? (cf. Genesis 1:31). More to the point, does God see what He should see when he looks at me?

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Bill Crews’ sermon notes the passage from Isaiah 55:6-11, indicating that God’s wisdom and will are beyond man’s knowledge, outside of His revelation to us.

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Bill Crews examines the words in the New Testament which are translated as servant, or minister. The point is established that every Christian is a minister in the family of God.

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

In Bill Crews’ sermon, he points out that God is everywhere. But, in a sense, He is sadly missing in the homes of too many. Even missing in the homes of some Christians.

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Bill Crews’ sermon, based on the text of Ecclesiastes 12:13, explains the duty of man to fear God and keep His commandments.

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

The former sorcerer named Simon (Acts 8) is an example of a Christian guilty of backsliding (returning to his worldly ways). The Bible clearly shows that it is possible to backslide, as well as informing why Christians do so, how to avoid it, then end result of it, and how to cure it.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

God is great, God is good. The awesome qualities of that Spiritual being, when examined carefully, establish the responsibility we have to do His commandments, turning neither to the left nor to the right.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

The institution of marriage carries with it obligations and responsibilities to both the husband and wife. In this sermon the institution is discussed with special emphasis on the responsibilities of the husband in the relationship.

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Those in error (doctrinally or morally), guilty of trespasses against God, are in danger of losing their souls. It is the responsibility of the spiritually minded child of God to restore the erring in a spirit of meekness.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Men define success differently than the Almighty God of heaven. The Psalmist David, in Psalm 119, makes four points that constitute keys to success.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

The name by which the people of God are known is Christian. It is the only proper name given to the disciples of our Lord in the entirety of scripture. And understanding of this important point is helpful in dealing with the denominational concept of Christianity, and teaching those caught in its web of error.

(Note: The audio is a bit under par, as the microphone battery was weak, and got weaker as the sermon progressed. It is, however, very intelligible).

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

The lesson emphasizes the necessity of each Christian sharing the gospel of Christ with family, friends and neighbors, and then establishes what component elements make up the preaching of Christ. (cf. Acts 8:5, 35).

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

Faith in Jesus Christ reconciles us to God, thus giving peace, sonship, heirship and eternal life.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

This sermon is a concise and summary treatment of the Beatitudes, found in Jesus’ sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5:1-12).

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .

The Gospel of our Lord is the sole power of God to salvation. It demands to be declared militantly, and authoritatively. No other message (from man) compares.

Sermon PowerPoint: Click Here .

Sermon Audio: Click Here .