Sermons preached by Rev. Dr. Craig Davis.
What do you expect from God’s Word? What should you expect? Pastor Davis takes the opportunity to review some of the verses from recent exposition from another perspective.
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What is true faith? We find out what the author of Hebrews and the Catechism have to say on the matter.
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Texts: Acts 20:28, Hebrews 10:19-25.
Ever been asked, “What religion are you?” What does this mean? Pastor Davis preaches from Acts and Hebrews to address this question and why it is important.
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In this “occasional” sermon, Pastor Davis addresses a necessarily common theme in Scripture: sin.
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Pastor Davis takes the occasion of a Lord’s Day with both sacraments, baptism and the Lord’s Supper, to explain why we do these things and how they show Gospel truth.
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Is today a happy day? Using the example of the Psalmist and Charles Wesley, Pastor Davis reminds us that thanks to the forgiveness of sins we have in Christ, we have real joy daily and that fact should drive us to joyous exclamation.
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As Advent celebrations draw to a close and the celebration of the Incarnation draws nigh, Pastor Davis brings us to a culmination of Abraham’s story in Genesis, weaving it together with the greater divine story found throughout Scripture.
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In the continued exposition of Genesis 22, Pastor Davis preaches gospel and brings our attention to some substitutes appearing here and in other parts of Scripture.
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A good test doesn’t just demand a bare regurgitation of facts; a good test shows what kind of person the test-taker is. Continuing his exposition of Genesis 22, Pastor Davis points out that the testing of Abraham does that and more.
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Jesus answers the rich young ruler’s question, a question pertinent to us all: What must I do to be saved? Is there anything I can do to be saved?
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