Sermons by Noah Richards

How do we see through our affliction as not just hurtful, but helpful? Like any change of habit, it takes deliberate effort.

We are supposed to grow up as we know more. But, if we stop seeking truth with the hunger of the younger, we need to turn back the clock!

You might not call it that, but when you give something in your life the power to change you, you’ve begun a worship relationship.

It’s necessary to take a close look at your defender’s case to discern whether you’re working with a counterfeit Christ or the real deal.

God does everything as soon as possible! He can’t be early or late; He has to be right on time.

How much do you love the Lord? Well, how much do you love others? It’s an easy equation with an uneasy answer.

This world – and everything in it – is God’s big production. And by living it, you can come to know Him.

Have you ever made a single mistake? Then you’re “guilty” of imperfection! We’re just being asked to admit that our actions are in conflict with our best self.

All glory belongs to God because as the Creator of the universe, He gets credit for everything in it! And by neglecting to give correct credit, we become both a liar and a thief.