Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons by Adam Umpleby
How we praise God is an important aspect of our true worship of God. Join us as we study together from the Word of God in Psalm 145.
Fatherhood – what a blessing and privilege it is to be a father! Join us as we study the importance of this role beginning in Luke 15:11-24.
As followers of Christ, how are we to live? Peaceably. As much as we’re able. Join us as we study how to do this from Romans 12.
Praise God for His Salvation and the grace He extends to us in that we need having no part in keeping our Salvation, it’s all God! Join us as we study this important topic from Galatians 3.
Life is short – have you numbered your days? God reminds us of the importance of setting our priorities and adding Him to our daily life so we can live life to the fullest. Join us as we study the Word of God from James 4 and Psalm 90.
The world is busy doing what is right in its own eyes and wrong in the eyes of God much like Israel did in Judges 21:25. Will we, as followers of Christ, choose a different path? Will we choose to be led by God’s wisdom and the knowledge He provides through the Bible?
Romans 12 presents the Christian with the plea from the Apostle Paul to present our lives to Christ as a living sacrifice. When we allow the Word of God and all the has been done for us by Him to seep into every fiber of our being, what a transformation that takes place!
How often do we think of being a servant to others? When we consider Eliezer in Genesis 24:1-27, he was given great responsibility as a servant of Abraham to find Isaac a bride. Christ Himself was the ultimate servant as He came to earth and bore our sins upon the cross. Who will we serve…
From John 1:1-5 we see that this is God’s World (He created it), so let’s do it God’s Way (He is the only way of salvation), and then follow God’s Will for our life (through the reading of God’s Word and obeying it). This is not a 3-step plan for fame, fortune, success, or a…
As Christ neared His death on the Cross for our sins, we see in John 15:15 that He brings His disciples together and calls them not servants, but friends. Is Jesus Christ your friend today? Are you seeking Him, desiring to know Him personally? Friend, we have a Savior who desires a personal relationship with…