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Edify

by Barry Korthuis

Scripture references words like edify and edification in terms of building up something. This sermon explores what is being built with the question in mind, do we edify or practice edification as God would want us to?

Excellent Work

by Barry Korthuis

Solomon shares how it is good to be alive, while at the same time advising that in life the most should be made of it, as he concludes “whatever your hand finds to do, do it with your might…” (Ecclesiastes 9:10).

Repentance

by Barry Korthuis

In two letters to the church in Corinth, Paul addresses the problems, pressures and struggles of a church called out of a worldly society. And in 2 Corinthians 7:11 he describes 7 facets of repentance that the majority of those in the church at Corinth went through.

Fast Enough

by Barry Korthuis

Fasting is mentioned prominently in the Old and New Testaments.

The Love of Many

by Barry Korthuis

In the Olivet Prophecy Jesus warns of times of increased lawlessness and that the love of many will grow cold (Matt. 24:12). This sermon focuses on lawlessness and love as a test for those who endure to the end (Matt. 24:13).

Endurance

by Barry Korthuis

This sermon focuses on our need for endurance (Heb. 10:36), how we run the race of endurance (Heb. 12:1-3), what makes it possible, and its necessary part of our pursuit of the kingdom of God.

Peace

by Barry Korthuis

How would you rate your level of peacefulness? This sermon focuses on the concept of peace in the bible, what kind of peace God can give, how to keep it and grow it.

Gratitude

by Barry Korthuis

The sermon focuses on four examples in scripture where the humble expression of thanks was central to the example of character of the people involved, how we are to follow it, and to answer the question; do we live our lives through the eyes of gratitude?