Sermons by members of the Dial In team.
What gives a human life meaning, value, and purpose? Psalm 8 answers by turning our eyes away from ourselves and toward the majesty of the God who made us.
What sustains a believer when life falls apart? Fleeing into the wilderness, David discovers that God's presence is more satisfying than anything this world can offer.
After his sin is exposed, David does not excuse himself — he runs to the mercy of God, longing for a clean heart, renewed joy, and restored fellowship.
A calloused conscience is not formed overnight. Drawing from Psalm 51 and 32, this message examines how sin hardens the heart — and why conviction is evidence of grace.
Standing exposed by his sin with no excuses and no confidence in his own righteousness, David throws himself entirely upon the mercy of God.
A Father's Day message on God's design for husbands and fathers — and how being filled with the Spirit shapes a man's marriage, his parenting, and his whole life.
In the closing verses of John 17 we listen as Christ prays — not only for the disciples in the upper room, but for every believer who would follow after them.
What does Scripture actually teach about homosexuality? This message walks through God's design for marriage and sexuality, answers common objections, and points to the hope of the gospel.
In John 17, Jesus lifts His eyes to heaven and prays for His own. This message unpacks the High Priestly Prayer and what Jesus specifically intercedes on your behalf.
Eternal life is not merely a future destination — it is knowing God now. This message examines what it practically means to grow in your relationship with Jesus Christ.
What does it mean to truly know God? In John 17:3, Jesus declares that eternal life is knowing the Father. This sermon examines the nature of that knowledge.
As Jesus enters the final hours before the cross, He prays. This message opens John 17 and explores Christ's role as our Great High Priest interceding for His people.
