VSM Sermons

Audio version of the play, The Appointment, written by Denny Hartford

"Perils of Unbelief." The Hebrews are reminded to encourage one another so one avoids an unbelieving heart. Anticipate the superiority of your rest in Christ.

The writer of Hebrews wants these persecuted Jews to hold firm to their confidence and hope in Christ. They need to have intelligent confidence in their faith.

As believers, we need to have our work radiate the goodness of God in us.

This passage emphasizes again the superiority of Jesus to angels. He has a relationship with us that He will never have with the angels. Remember verses 14 & 15 for Christmas!

The angels could never have done what Jesus did for man. Jesus won our salvation by dying. Jesus is the answer.

Drifting can be so gradual and seemingly innocent. But the writer of Hebrews strongly warns us how vital it is to embrace the gospel and authority of Jesus Christ, always.

No one is to be worshiped but God! There was great confusion and ignorance in the First and Second Century about angels. Find out what the Scriptures say about those angelic creatures.

Trouble is real, constant and terrible. Trouble comes from without and within but...it is not forever. Trouble has a termination date!

Jesus continues teaching His disciples using the Beatitudes to explain the strong connection between the Old and New Testament. We need to yearn for righteousness.

This is the beginning of a new series called "Discourse to the Disciples." Denny will be going through Matthew 5 -7. The first entry deals with Matthew 5:1-5 where Jesus is having an "intimate discourse" with His disciples as He begins teaching the Beatitudes.

Who Jesus is makes a huge difference who we are. Jesus is the very Image of God. Jesus is Head of the Church.

The sanctity of human life is and has been a key belief of the Christian Church.

What are the gifts you can give to God? Make some "Christmas Resolutions" as you seek God on how you can make new changes for new freedom.

In part 4, the "Heroic Homemaker" enjoys some of her profits and is prepared for anything.

In part 3 of Proverbs 31, we see that the "Heroic Homemaker" who has worked hard didn't ignore the needs of others.

What an exciting reminder in I Peter 2:4-10, that we are a living stone" to be built into "a spiritual house for a holy priesthood."

Denny continues to point out the truths contained in this carefully constructed poem in Proverbs 31. We can all be inspired by this gal who is a true hero!

Proverbs 31:10-31 is a poem within the chapter. This is only part one of looking at womanhood at its best in this poem.