Sermons by members of the Dial In team.
Jesus closes His Upper Room Discourse with a declaration: 'I have overcome the world.' This message explores what that victory means for every believer facing tribulation.
Jesus promises the Spirit of truth who will guide disciples into all truth. This message explores the Holy Spirit's role in illuminating and applying God's Word.
Nothing can separate us from the love of God. In Romans 8:38-39, Paul makes one of the boldest declarations in Scripture. This message explores the unconquerable nature of God's love.
Written 700 years before the crucifixion, Isaiah 53 describes the suffering servant with breathtaking precision. This Easter message connects ancient prophecy to the finished work of Christ.
Jesus says it is to our advantage that He goes away — because the Helper is coming. This message from John 16 examines the Holy Spirit's convicting work in the world.
What does the Bible actually say about women preaching and teaching? Jonny Ardavanis addresses this directly from Scripture, examining the key texts in their proper context.
Jesus warns His disciples persecution is coming — then tells them to testify anyway. This message shows how the Holy Spirit empowers boldness in a hostile world.
Jesus tells His disciples plainly: the world will hate you. This message from John 15 gives the biblical answer — and why that hatred is a mark of authentic discipleship.
Jesus commands His disciples to love one another as He has loved them. This message explores the defining mark of true discipleship — sacrificial, cross-shaped love.
Who are you in Christ? This message explores the doctrine of union with Christ — the foundation of the Christian's identity, security, and fruitfulness.
Jesus invites His disciples into something deeper than outward religion — a living, dependent relationship with Himself, where fruit comes from remaining in the true Vine.
Jesus declares 'I am the Vine' — one of the seven great I AM statements in John's Gospel. This message explores what it means to abide in Christ and bear fruit that lasts.
