Recent sermons preached by Pastor Christoper W. C. Salley.
In this sermon, Brother David Tyler emphasizes the importance of being strong and courageous, drawing insights from the training and character of Joshua. He tells us that we can be strong and courageous because of God’s Promises, God’s Provision, and God’s Presence. We need to trust in God completely, rely on Him, acknowledge His promises, obey His Word, and allay our fears.
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NLCF Worship Service | Sermon Series: What is God Like? | October 15, 2023 | Exodus 33:18-23
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NLCF Worship Service | Sermon Series: What is God Like? | October 8, 2023 | Exodus 33:18-23
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In this sermon, “In It to Win It,” Pastor Salley shows us the significance of grace in our lives. Grace is a gift freely given by God, offering forgiveness, redemption, and a restored relationship with Him. It is like a protective headgear that helps us navigate life’s challenges and withstand its blows. Grace is not a one-time gift but continuously available through the Holy Spirit. The key is humility and submission to God, allowing us to fully receive and tap into His grace. By prioritizing God’s grace and seeking His presence, we can experience His strength and uplifting in all areas of life.
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In this sermon, Minister Tim explores the importance of trusting in God’s hands and surrendering our burdens to Him. Minister Tim discusses how society often focuses on disabilities and he offers examples of overcoming labels. He dives into the concept of putting everything in God’s hands, changing our perspective, and finding peace. He also addresses mental health and encourages us to give our burdens to God, highlighting the power of trusting in God’s hands and finding solace in His guidance.
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In this sermon (“Get in the Game”), Pastor Salley explores the significance of God’s mercy in our lives. He discusses the importance of understanding God’s goodness, love, forgiveness, and mercy. He emphasizes the transformative power of mercy, how it completes us and removes our spiritual deformities. As recipients of mercy from God, Pastor Salley encourages us to show mercy to others and to actively demonstrate compassion.
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NLCF Worship Service | Sermon Series: What is God Like? | September 3, 2023 | Matthew 18:23-27
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