Isaiah prophesied the rise and fall of Babylon, a nation that would become a powerful instrument of God’s justice against Judah. Despite its might, Babylon’s arrogance and blasphemy led to its downfall, as foretold by Isaiah and Jeremiah. In this episode, Pastor Dorrell reminds us that God alone rules and can exalt or destroy nations, emphasizing the importance of God’s sovereignty in human affairs.
Read MoreIn this episode, Pastor Dorrell encourages us, in light of the principles of cause and effect and sowing and reaping, to persevere in the good work of the gospel and the continue in the mission God has given us to do.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the profound love of God in reconciling sinners to Himself through Jesus. He emphasizes eternal security while also cautioning believers against the danger of presuming upon God’s grace.
Read MoreUsing the example of King Nebuchadnezzar, Pastor Dorrell reminds us that pride blinds us to God's authority, hinders personal growth, and isolates us from others. Ultimately, we are challenged to examine the subtle ways pride manifests in our own lives and surrender it to God for transformation.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of shared experiences and family bonding in light of Fall Festival Day, highlighting how moments of togetherness can strengthen family ties and build a sense of belonging.
Read MoreIn this message, Pastor Dorrell walks through the story of Daniel chapter 3. He reminds us that faith is what empowers individuals to stand firm in their beliefs, even when faced with societal pressures to conform.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell examines Jesus’ final hours, drawing profound lessons from His time with the disciples in Gethsemane. In the case of the disciples, their spirits were very willing, but their flesh was inhibiting. In life, no matter how good our intentions, failing to submit ourselves to the discipline of a process will produce a product likely in conflict with the good intentions of our spirit.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell exhorts us to avail ourselves to the grace of Christ and grow beyond our spiritual immaturities. In Christ, we can and we should grow in grace.
Read MoreAll of the world’s knowledge and wisdom is not sufficient to address the perplexities of life. In this episode, Pastor Dorrell reminds us where wisdom comes from and how we can avail ourselves of it.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell describes the angst that defines modern society and helps us see ourselves in the person of Martha, a woman who was so encumbered that she couldn’t appreciate the grace and peace that was available in her own house. We are reminded to trust God with our anxieties and find joy in the things he has given us to find joy in.
Read MoreIn this message, Pastor Dorrell reminds us of the need to let go of anxiety and pride. By surrendering control and allowing God to guide us, we can find peace and restoration.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell focuses on the power of God to provide comfort and hope in challenging times. Encouraging the congregation to overcome discouragement and focus on God’s purpose, he reminds listeners of the importance of faith and perseverance. Through prayer, outreach, and trust in God's faithfulness, the church is called to find strength to continue in ministry, even in the face of difficulties. Paul's example of not losing heart serves as an inspiring reminder of the peace and protection we have in Christ.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell takes us through the story of creation, the fall of man, and the consequences of sin, reminding us of God’s plan for redemption. Reflecting on Hebrews chapter two, he highlights Jesus' role in our salvation and urges us to live with perspective, hope, and active faith as we await the promise of a restored future.
Read MoreThe message centers on Daniel’s bold decision to honor God by refusing the king’s food, a choice that reflects unwavering devotion and integrity. Through this example, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of standing firm in our faith, even when it means going against the prevailing culture. The sermon highlights God's sovereignty and encourages believers to remain committed to His truth in every area of life.
Read MorePastor Dorrell urges us to respond to offenses with grace rather than retaliation. We’re reminded to embody the spirit of Christ in all we do—being good to others and mindful of the way we represent our faith.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of using the knowledge, resources, and opportunities that have been entrusted to us. He calls the congregation to reflect on their blessings, forgive others, and show compassion, aligning their lives with the grace and mercy that God has shown them.
Read MoreIn this sermon, Pastor Dorrell introduces the book of Daniel, emphasizing the significance of its stories and prophecies. The sermon highlights the contrast between human and divine sovereignty, the importance of godly character, and the need to stand firm in challenging times.
Read MoreOn Faith Promise Sunday, Pastor Dorrell concludes Missions Emphasis Month by reminding the congregation of their responsibility to share God's greatness with the world. The sermon reflects on the message of Psalm 67—a Messianic psalm highlighting the blessings and responsibilities of God's people.
Read MoreIn this midweek sermon, Pastor Dorrell shares the story of King Hezekiah of Judah, focusing on his response to the looming threat from the Assyrian army. The sermon highlights Hezekiah's initial human efforts to appease the enemy and his eventual turn to God in prayer, demonstrating the power of humility and faith. Through the prophet Isaiah, God reassures Hezekiah, leading to a miraculous deliverance from the Assyrians. The message encourages believers to rely on God in difficult times, trusting in His power and including Him in all aspects of their lives.
Read MoreIn this episode, Pastor Dorrell presents the biblical foundation of giving as a demonstration of love and a reflection of God’s grace.
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