VSM Sermons

Paul develops his argument against the false teachers and starts a review of his own unique story.

Galatians is a very passionate letter with heavy doctrine. Paul begins in this chapter by reminder the Galatians who he is and what Jesus Christ did on the cross for the Galatians and all of us.

Seven ways to demonstrate being pro-life.

This is an anniversary, not a celebration. It's important to remember the attacks upon innocent Americans.

Matthew 21:17-22. A very interesting passage of Scripture. A very interesting miracle.

In Daniel 4, we see God reprove Nebuchadnezzar. Nebuchadnezzar ignores God. Nebuchadnezzar repents.

Two passages, 2 Samuel 5: 22-25 and I Chronicles 4: 13-17 touch on an event in David's military career.

"The Calling of Nathanael" is an incident that took place very early in Jesus' earthly ministry. it is an account that is full of hope, purpose, promise and appropriate faith.

This sermon looks at passages from the Old Testament where trees are used as word pictures, as memorable metaphors that teach some really wonderful and inspiring spiritual truths.

Looking at trees in Proverbs 3:13-18; 11:30; 13:12 and 15:4.

The tree in Luke 19: 1-10 was a beautiful tree that usually produced inferior fruit. But in this passage, this tree will produce some very important fruit.

There are many, many trees in Eden but the two trees this sermon will concentrate on are the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in Genesis 2: 7-9, 15-17 and 3: 1-24.

Genesis 1: 11-16, 29-31 and 2:4-9 reveal a simple yet profound story that will make one stop and think. It also may never let you look at trees (and flowers and vegetables and grass) in quite the same way ever again.

For the people of God, memorials are not to be confined to one day only. Indeed, in this brief trip through the Bible, we visit several divinely-mandated memorials -- memorials signifying military victory, deliverance, holy judgment, dedication and even God's Name itself that were meant to be of great significance to believers of all generations.

Chapter 6 picks up where Chapter 4 left off. Nehemiah and the others keep working and keep a watchful eye on the opposition leaders who don't want the wall around Jerusalem completed.

The first 12 minutes of this recording deals with the consequences when the boundary stones are moved. Then we have more examples from Nehemiah that we should emulate.

Denny Hartford uses both his interest in history and the Bible to reflect on the holy day of Christmas.

Looking at Luke 2: 8-20, we see how poor working men were the first to hear the news of the Lamb of God and they were the first preachers.

The internal problems of the Israelites who are working so hard are addressed by Nehemiah.

The trouble is the Jordan River City. The opposition to the rebuilding is not going away.