LBC Sermon Archive

<p>In John 19, we witness more than a Roman trial - we see the courtroom of eternity where divine authority confronts political power. Pilate, despite his earthly authority, trembles before Jesus, who remains...

<p>The Apostle Paul, writing from prison, reveals how God makes His purpose known to believers through three primary methods. First, God reveals His purpose through His Word, which unveils grace, provides complete...

<p>In John 19:6-8, religious leaders who should have recognized Jesus as the Messiah instead demanded His crucifixion, fulfilling ancient prophecies about the builders rejecting the cornerstone. When Pilate presented...

<p>Unity is never neutral - it always has an object we're being asked to rally around. The world calls for unity around tolerance, love, and peace, but these are conditional and temporary. True unity can only be built...

<p>This sermon examines John 19:2-5, focusing on the coronation and humiliation of Jesus Christ following His scourging. The pastor emphasizes that the crown of thorns was not hastily placed but carefully 'plaited' or...

<p>Ephesians 2:1-10 reveals the complete transformation that occurs in salvation. Before Christ, we were spiritually dead, living under the influence of Satan and driven by our corrupt nature. We were children of wrath...

<p>John 19 reveals the brutal reality of Christ's scourging before His crucifixion. Pilate, trying to appease the crowd while maintaining his conscience, ordered Jesus to be beaten hoping it would satisfy their...

<p>Paul's letter to the Ephesians begins with a powerful reminder of our identity in Christ. Written to believers in a wealthy but spiritually lost city, this letter reveals that Christians are chosen, adopted, and...

<p>Throughout history, believers have faced opposition for their faith, yet what makes biblical heroes remarkable is their unwavering faithfulness with God by their side. Daniel continued praying despite laws against...

<p>Deuteronomy 3 reveals how God enabled Israel to defeat Og king of Bashan, a giant with fortified cities, demonstrating that God always finishes what He starts. Unlike humans who often abandon projects midway, God...

<p>The local church is a divine institution established by God Himself, not a human invention. Founded by Christ as stated in Matthew 16:18, the church serves as both the foundation and support for truth in a...

<p>Jesus prepared His disciples for His death and resurrection by explaining that their sorrow would be temporary and would transform into joy. Using the analogy of childbirth, He taught that pain often precedes the...

<p>Why Reach The Deaf? | Given by John Barr</p>

<p>Following Jesus | Given by Allen Snare</p>

<p>Winchester Bible Fellowship Deaf Emphasis | John Barr</p>