The Preacher’s Library

These sermons are preached from the Scriptures by a church of Christ evangelist.

This library did not come quickly. These are not borrowed outlines passed from hand to hand. Every sermon on the list was born of study and meditation, prayed over, and measured against the Word of God before it was written.

Open your Bible first. Every sermon here does. God’s people are not fed by clever outlines. They are fed by what God said. If a point cannot be shown from book, chapter, and verse, it does not belong in the pulpit.

Some of these sermons speak plainly about the church, its worship, its work, and its organization, drawing on Jesus’ warnings to the seven churches. Others speak plainly about complacency. Read the summary and you will know which ones. I will neither hide where I stand nor water down the Scriptures, but I speak out of love and humility.

There are sermons on the holiness of God and the wrath of God. On prayer, and on fasting. On David, Josiah, Esther, Job, and Cornelius. On Genesis, Exodus, Ecclesiastes, and the seven churches of Revelation. On the church in Acts. On baptism, on staying faithful, and on suffering. There are sermons for the lukewarm and the comfortable. There is even one for the funeral.

Every message returns to the same place. Seeking God. Diligently. Earnestly. Not casually and not when it is convenient. First. Some of these sermons will make people uncomfortable. They are meant to. Comfortable Christianity has put too many to sleep and most are not even aware of it. Preacher, we have work to do.

You carry a sacred trust. People walk into the assembly hungry, weary, comfortable, or asleep. They need an honest messenger who stays close to God. Read the master list. Read each bottom-line statement and summary. Pray over them. Make the message yours on your knees before you make it yours in the pulpit.

If you do not see what you need, tell me. A passage. A burden. A question your people keep asking. The list is not finished, and neither is the work, God willing.

Seek Him earnestly. Preach Him faithfully. Behold Him as He is.

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