Evergreen Bible Chapel Sermons

For mother's day, we look at the description of an excellent wife from Proverbs 31. Though the Bible's description of an excellent wife may be very countercultural, it is biblical and comes with many wonderful blessings! 

Today we look at the very "acceptable" sin of sloth and laziness. Our culture is defined by a distaste for work. We are always looking for the most comfortable life we can live, and rarely are desiring to put in the hard work (in all things) that God calls us to. In this sermon we look at the sin of sloth, why it is dangerous, and how to fight it in our lives! 

Paul followed Jesus in willing self-subjection to suffering--so should we.

Why does the resurrection matter? If Jesus died on the cross to remove our sin, why did he need to rise again? In this sermon we look at the significance of the resurrection in both the past, the present, and the future. 

In this sermon we look at some of the final words of Christ on the cross, "It is finished". What is finished? What did Christ begin? How is God going to solve the problem of sin, and the dilemma of showing love to sinners, yet remaining just and holy? We look at all of these questions and more, as we glory in our Redeemer this Good Friday.

The fool is a common theme in the book of Proverbs. In this sermon we look at 14 characteristics of the fool. You may be surprised how many of them apply to you, and how much you need the grace and wisdom of God! 

Solomon reminds his son on several occasions to watch out for the adulterous woman. Why? Because sexual sin is a very dangerous sin. It has a unique way of luring us in and enslaving us. In this sermon, we look at the dangers or sexual sin, and how to avoid it. 

The theme of this passage is that when we walk according to ways of God, we can expect that things will go well for us. God has designed the world to work in a particular way, and flourishing comes when we stick to that. In this sermon we explore some biblical exhortations and the subsequent blessings that come from obedience to them. 

This is the first sermon of a new series in the book of Proverbs. In it, we look at the purpose, necessity, and foundation of the book of Proverbs, and why everyone should set their hearts on the pursuit of godly wisdom. 

In this sermon we look at one of the more difficult parables of Jesus. Jesus explains the activity of a dishonest manager, who, to everyone's surprise, is commended in the end. No why would Jesus do that? What is Jesus trying to teach us about money and stewardship?