Sermons

The word “Found or Find” is used many times in the scripture, and can be applied to either the perspective of the seeker, or the thing sought after.  It is defined as, “to find a thing sought after, to find … Continued

The Religious world often uses the same vocabulary, but not always the same dictionary.  The words “Lost and Lose” when used in the scriptures means “to destroy, be destroyed, to render useless, perish, or ruin”.  One of the mistakes made … Continued

Dearly Beloved, God is the One who instituted marriage for the purpose of giving us a picture of Christ’s relationship with His Bride.  Pictures are not the real thing, yet marriage as was instituted by God is the closest and … Continued

Many times, we have theoretical knowledge of God’s way, but do not put that theory into practice.  Many times, we make decisions based upon what our “heart” tells us without considering what God says in His Word.  Our ears are at … Continued

The Right Hand is the place of honor, power, authority, righteousness, dignity and strength.  The Left Hand is the fools place.  Scripture is evidently clear on this matter, and many of our customs are evidence of it as well.  No … Continued

Idolatry has many forms.  Essentially, it is attributing glory to anything – or anyone – other than God.  Idolatry has crept in softly into our lives and has robbed us of enjoying the salvation of the Lord in our lives … Continued

After last week’s sermon on being broken, Elder Blair follows it up with a sermon on Joy.  Joy is the opposite of being broken.  The only true supplier  and storehouse of Joy is the Lord.  The world can only give joy … Continued

We all have brokenness in our lives, things that we cannot travel back in time and undo.  There is real pain, hurt and guilt that we carry around associated with our past, and it affects every aspect of our lives.  We … Continued

In this sermon, Elder Blair asks the question, “Where do we get the authority to do anything in the church?”  Our church practice should be conducted by scriptural authority alone, and not by traditions, emotions, outside influences or societal culture.  … Continued