Preaching Christ With Rev. Dr. C. H. E. Sadaphal

How can you triumph in trials? This sermon will answer this question by following the map King David illustrated for us in Psalm 3. You will learn three keys to victory in the midst of adversity and have a clear idea of how to think about your situation and God in tough times. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 3:4-8.

How can you endure trials? This sermon will answer this question by following the map King David illustrated for us in Psalm 3. You will learn the key to persevering in the midst of adversity and be equipped with three crucial and actionable insights for navigating tough times. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 3:1-3.

This sermon is an urgent plea to the undecided, those who are not sure about God and what their eternal fate is. Rev. Dr. Sadaphal provides several answers to the crucial question, "How do you know who God really is?" through an exposition of I Kings 18, where the prophet Elijah asks a confrontational but famous question.

Do you know Christ? This sermon provides three distinct answers. Learn what sonship means in the Bible, why the popular Jesus is a fraud and how Christ is your greatest hope. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 2:7-9.

Do you know God? This sermon provides three distinct answers. Discover the grace of God in some unsuspecting places, learn what to do with anger, and hear the life-or-death question that all Christians must ask themselves. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 2:4-6

Why are people hostile to the idea of God? This sermon provides a distinct answer. Get fresh new insight into why people take a stand against the Lord, why God is an all-or-none 'package deal' and how modern culture resisting against God is a fulfillment of biblical prophecy. This sermon closes with a word of encouragement and prayer for all those who stand for the truth of the Bible. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 2:2-3.

Why are people hostile to the idea of God? This sermon provides two distinct answers. Get fresh new insight to interpret reality in the 21st century through a Biblical lens on atheism, sexuality, culture-at-large, and personal responsibility. Our Scripture focus will be Psalm 2:1.

How do you know your faith is authentic? This sermon will answer this question by providing two separate answers. Get actionable advice on (1) the controversy that God has with modern Christians and (2) how your own heart can do a fantastic job of fooling yourself. Our Scripture reference will come from Psalm 1:3-6, where we will examine the tree and the chaff, symbols respectively used for the godly and ungodly person.

How do you know your faith is authentic? This sermon will answer this question by providing three separate answers. Get actionable advice on (1) how having many options actually hurts you (2) why depth beneath the surface is more important that external circumstances and (3) how to navigate suffering. Our Scripture reference will come from Psalm 1:3, where we will examine the tree, a symbol used for the blessed person.

The Way refers to the righteous path and this course of life informs us that right now counts forever. Because eternity matters more than the present, the way compels us to recognize that we should think about forever right now. This sermon will answer two questions: (1) What is the secret to prayer that transforms lives? (2) What is the key to spiritual growth? Our Scriptural focus will be on Psalm 1:1-2.

The Way refers to the righteous path and this course of life informs us that right now counts forever. Because eternity matters more than the present, the way compels us to recognize that we should think about forever right now. This sermon will answer three questions: (1) What practical advice has God given us for everyday life? (2) How can you become blessed? (3) How can you be sure that you are being formed by Christ? Our Scriptural focus will be on Psalm 1:1-2.

Have you ever had doubts about Christ? Have you ever felt uncertain about what the Bible says? Have you ever entertained what skeptics say about the historicity and factual content of the Bible? In this sermon, get equipped with three reasons to believe in Jesus Christ as the Messiah, our Lord and our God. Our Scripture focus will be on John 20:30-31.

The greatest sermon ever told has nothing to with the one preaching. It has to do with the one the sermon is about: the resurrected Jesus Christ. Learn three specific ways in which the resurrection is effectual and relevant to modern life. Our Scripture focus will be on Luke 24: 1-9.

Satan (aka the devil) prefers to operate covertly because a hidden threat is far more dangerous than a revealed one. In this sermon, get equipped and learn about three strategies of the deceiver so that you will come to your senses and not fall into the enemy's trap. Our theme verse comes from II Corinthians 11:14.

Medically speaking vital signs are a measure of health which is why healthcare providers like to say that vital signs are vital. Normal vital signs point toward wellness and abnormal vital signs point toward sickness. If it is reasonable to get a routine checkup from a doctor, why not get your spiritual vital signs checked by God? We will focus on Psalm 139:23-24 in order to know how to approach The Lord so our Physician can lead us in the way everlasting.

Providence refers to the fact that God is intimately involved in our reality and that He directs created things toward His purposes. We will look at Zechariah 1:18-21 and discover how the providence of God is always exactly on time, contains the precise number of resources needed, and always uses people who are already skilled.

If someone asked you how salvation works would you be able to give then a sufficient answer? If you had to explain how God takes someone from being unsaved to saved, how would you respond? Our focus will be on Romans 8:29-31 where we examine the "Golden Chain" of salvation. The world we live in is rapidly changing and in order to work out our own salvation with fear and trembling we ought to know how salvation works.

Jesus liked to make things simple. He boiled down more than 600 laws into five words. He even proclaimed the core of the gospel in less than 140 characters (It would fit in a tweet!). So, if Jesus liked to keep things simple, then why does religion often feel so complicated? Why does it often feel like God is so far away? This sermon challenges you to return to the simple, basic message of Jesus. This message will empower you to remove the barriers that complicate your relationship with God.

Culture says that limits are restrictive. God says that limits are protective. Limit-breaking provides the perfect chance for God to take a break. Limit-keeping provides the perfect chance for God to display His divine power. In this sermon, learn three specific types of the gift of limitation and how you can at last gain control of your strengths, your opportunities and your time.

For 2016 and beyond, what is the purpose of the church? What is the mission statement of the body of Christ? The answer: Seek | Reach | Restore Because God sought after us, because He reached down from heavenly places, and because he restored a broken relationship with Him, our salvation is possible. Now, because of what God has done for us, we are equipped by the Holy Spirit to go out and Seek | Reach | Restore others. Feel empowered and inspired by this motivational message that calls the church into action to bring those who are far from God closer to Him.