Preaching from Mark 4:26-34, in a message entitled, “The Power of God’s Word”, Dr. Dever reminds us that the true power in preaching does not come from our own ability but from the Word of God itself.
Preaching from 2 Peter 1:12-15, Dr. Dever challenges us to diligently preach the truth of God’s word; mindful of the times and faithful to the Gospel message.
Preaching from 2 Corinthians 5:!6-21, Dr. Reid shows how a Gospel-Centered Student Ministry begins with one’s perception, is focused on transformation, and leads to mission.
Preaching from Romans 12:1, Dr. Wicker challenges us to consider the cost of discipleship and become fully devoted followers of Christ.
Preaching from Luke 14:25-33, Dr. Ashford warns us against careless affections, and holding our deepest love for our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Preaching from Luke 24:25-35, Dr. Robinson presents the grand narrative of the Gospel. Seen from Genesis to Revelation, the mission of God is unveiled – creation, fall, redemption and restoration.
Reflecting on Jeremiah 9:23-24 and his own life, Dr. Galeotti delivers his retirement lecture to the students and faculty of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Preaching from Romans 9, Dr. Keathley soberly reminds us that salvation is never earned or claimed by heritage. We proclaim the truth, painfully aware that many will reject the Gospel, but confident that God’s purposes will be accomplished.
In this sermon, Dr. Ginn preaches from II Timothy how we are called to be sprinters, servants, and soldiers.
