Evergreen Chapel Sermons

John MacArthur's Finest Hour, on the hope the church offers.

From the summer of 2020, MacArthur speaks to the necessity of the church and the hope of the gospel. We hope this encourages you. 

Conspiracy Against the Church, Acts 23:12-35

When institutions fall to evil ways, persecution of Christians moves from private plans to public policy. 

Stand to Fight, Acts 20:25-36

As the church tries to faithfully follow the pattern, wolves will come, trying to destroy God's people and Jesus' work - but victory is assured by God's provision of courageous elders, governing by the Word of God. 

Building on the Foundation, Acts 20:15-24

Paul holds an elders' meeting near Ephesus to warn them that wolves will come to destroy the church, and gives them everything they need to defend the sheep. 

The Jerusalem Council, Pt. 1 - Acts 15:1-2

Part one in a series examining the origin of conflict in the church, and how the church can navigate towards unity through eldership and grace. 

Freewill Offering, 2 Corinthians 9.

How can Christians participate with God in strengthening the City of God, and secure the witness of His life in us? In large part, it is how we invest our money. 

False Apostles, 2 Corinthians 11:1-15

Setting the course for 2020 means remember our commitments as a church, the first of which is biblical literacy. In this, we affirm the need for bible saturated thinking, worship, preaching, and education, but we must also negotiate the need for confronting falsehood and deception among God's people. 

Who Will Reign Forever?

The climactic conclusion to our Advent 2019 Series puts our eyes upon the vacant throne of David during Israel's anticipation of a king whose reign would never end. To a couple in Bethlehem, an angel said "He shall receive the throne of His father David...". 

Who Will Please God?

Am I doing enough to please God? If you have ever asked yourself that question, please take some time to listen to the critical answer God provides. 

Who Will Shepherd God's People?

After being freed from slave, God's people learned how much they would need a trustworthy leader. We are the same, and God provides for us the Good Shepherd.