The Pathway To Purity & Power

Be Killing Sin or It Will Kill You — Mortify the Flesh (Part 3)

This episode (Part 3) explains the biblical call to mortify sin—putting sinful deeds to death—not by willpower but through the Holy Spirit. Using Romans 8:13 and Puritan insights, it outlines the reality of spiritual warfare, common misunderstandings, practical steps (confession, Scripture, prayer, accountability, radical removal), and the promise of life and joy when sin is overcome.Amen and amen.

Part 2: The Deceitfulness of Sin

This episode warns about the deceitfulness of sin, drawing on Hebrews 3:13 and Puritan insights to show how sin often comes as a whisper that hardens the heart over time.It offers practical remedies—daily exhortation, accountability, prayer, watchfulness, and the power of the Holy Spirit—balanced with the hope of grace and a challenge to share struggles with a trusted believer.

Chasing Holiness: Living for God's Glory

This episode introduces the "Pursuing Holiness" series and calls listeners to chase holiness as the pathway to God's presence, not as legalism but as a grateful response to Christ's love.Using Hebrews 12:14 and 1 Corinthians 10:31, the speaker emphasizes holiness in all areas of life—work, rest, relationships—and reminds believers that God empowers holy living through the Spirit.Listeners are urged to examine their hearts, pursue holiness with intentionality, and focus every action on glorifying God. Amen, and amen, amen.

Hope Series Part 5: Hope that Will Not Disappoint

Hope is a word we love to use, but so often struggle to live. We hope for better health, stronger relationships, brighter futures—but if we’re honest, those hopes often feel fragile, easily shaken by circumstances beyond our control. Romans 15:13 reminds us that hope is not something we manufacture, but something God Himself supplies. He is not only the giver of hope—He is the source of it. And when we trust Him, Paul says He will fill us with joy and peace until our lives overflow with confident hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. This morning, we’ll explore what it means to live not with a trickle of hope, but with an overflow that sustains us and spills into the lives of others.  

Hope Series Part 4: Hope that Conquersv

 Hope Series Part 4: Hope that Conquers
 
Life is full of giants. For some it’s a mountain of debt, for others a devastating diagnosis, a broken relationship, or an uncertain future. Those giants can make us feel small, powerless, and hopeless. That’s exactly what Israel faced in Numbers 13—the Promised Land was before them, but so were enemies that seemed impossible to defeat. Ten spies said, “We can’t.” But Caleb, filled with faith, said, “We are well able, because God is with us.” The difference was not in the size of the giants, but in the size of their God in their hearts. And that is where hope that conquers begins—not in circumstances, but in confidence that God is who He says He is and that He works all things together for good.  
 

Hope Series Part 3: Overflowing with Hope

Hope Series Part 3: Overflowing with Hope
 
Hope is a word we love to use, but so often struggle to live. We hope for better health, stronger relationships, brighter futures—but if we’re honest, those hopes often feel fragile, easily shaken by circumstances beyond our control. Romans 15:13 reminds us that hope is not something we manufacture, but something God Himself supplies. He is not only the giver of hope—He is the source of it. And when we trust Him, Paul says He will fill us with joy and peace until our lives overflow with confident hope through the power of the Holy Spirit. This morning, we’ll explore what it means to live not with a trickle of hope, but with an overflow that sustains us and spills into the lives of others.

The Hope Series Part 2: Thirst That Awakens Hope

The Hope Series Part 2: Thirst That Awakens Hope
The Cry of the SoulEvery human heart knows what it is to thirst. Our bodies remind us daily that without water we cannot survive. Yet Scripture teaches us that there is a deeper thirst—one that no well, no stream, no earthly pleasure can satisfy. The psalmist cries out, “I thirst for God, the living God” (Psalm 42:2), and Jesus declares blessing upon those who hunger and thirst for righteousness (Matthew 5:6). This thirst is not a mark of weakness but of life itself, a holy ache placed within us by God to draw us to Him. As Charles Spurgeon once said, “The longing of a believer’s soul is after his God. He has no desire for the mere outward services, he longs for communion with God Himself.” Today we will see how spiritual thirst reveals life, directs us toward righteousness, and awakens hope in the God who satisfies.

The Hope Series Part 1: Finding Your Hope Again

When life’s disappointments weigh you down and hope feels like a stranger, where do you turn? This sermon, Finding Your Hope Again, takes you deep into Proverbs 10:28 to show that true hope is not a fragile wish but a confident trust anchored in the unchanging character and sovereign rule of God. Drawing on Scripture and the insights of A. W. Pink, J. C. Ryle, Jeremiah Burroughs, and John MacArthur, you’ll discover how to confront the enemies of hope, return to the wellspring of God’s Word, and rest in His absolute control over every detail of your life. This message will renew your confidence, strengthen your faith, and lead you to the place where joy is restored — even in the midst of life’s storms.