James 5:7-11
This sermon addresses how believers can remain steadfast and faithful while waiting for the Second Coming of Christ. It outlines three ways to wait: patiently, recognizing Christ's certain and near return; readily, by preserving church unity and actively serving; and blessedly, by finding ultimate joy in God despite present sufferings, drawing examples from the prophets and Job. The message encourages repentance for unbelievers and a continuous, active love for Christ and His church for believers.
Ian Kwon · March 29, 2026 · 47 min
Genesis 24:1-67
GenesisIn this sermon on Genesis 24, the speaker addresses the story of Abraham's servant securing Rebekah as a wife for Isaac, illustrating that the passage is not primarily about dating, but about God's faithfulness to His promises. Through the servant's example, believers are encouraged to serve their heavenly Master by committing to His promises without compromise, praying with reliance on His providence, pleading the good news with urgency, and walking in prompt obedience.
John Lee · March 1, 2026 · 46 min
Genesis 22:1-19
This sermon unpacks Abraham's test of faith in Genesis 22, demonstrating that God's tests are meant to reveal and strengthen faith rather than to discover what God doesn't already know. It highlights Abraham's unwavering obedience and God's provision of the ram as a foreshadowing of Jesus Christ, the ultimate Lamb of God provided for the sins of humanity. Believers are encouraged to trust God's promises and sovereignty, even in the most difficult circumstances, finding hope and strength in Christ's ultimate sacrifice.
John Lee · February 8, 2026 · 45 min
Genesis 18:1-15
GenesisThis sermon explores Genesis 18:1-15, contrasting Abraham's eager hospitality and faith with Sarah's cynical laughter and unbelief regarding God's promise of a son. The preacher uses this narrative to highlight God's omnipotence and his loving confrontation of sin, ultimately inviting listeners to abandon self-preservation and embrace God's grace found in Jesus Christ, fostering a spirit of joyful service.
John Lee · January 11, 2026 · 39 min
2025 LA Preachers' ConferenceThis sermon emphasizes the crucial importance of preaching Christ crucified as the central message of Christianity, warning against deviations like easy believism and legalism. It outlines five reasons why the cross is often neglected and five reasons why it must remain the basis for salvation, justification, and true spiritual formation. Ultimately, the speaker argues that the crucifixion is the climax of the Gospels and the only lasting motivation for Christian living.
John Lee · October 14, 2025 · 29 min
Genesis 11:1-32
GenesisThis sermon explores the human desire to "make a name for ourselves" as seen in the Tower of Babel, where humanity's unified pride led to God's judgment and the confusion of languages. It contrasts this with the story of Abram, who had no name, land, or hope, but through whom God promised to make a great name, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The sermon concludes by highlighting Jesus as the "name above every name," emphasizing that true significance comes not from human effort or ambition, but from humbling oneself and trusting in God's redemptive work.
John Lee · August 31, 2025 · 45 min
Genesis 3
GenesisThis sermon explores Genesis 3, detailing humanity's fall through three key points: being convinced by the serpent's deception, being cursed with shame and judgment, and being cast out of Eden. The message highlights how sin corrupts and separates us from God, leading to legalism or lawlessness. Ultimately, the sermon points to Jesus Christ as the promised "seed of the woman" who breaks the curse of sin, offering true freedom, redemption, and hope through His perfect sacrifice and resurrection.
John Lee · July 13, 2025 · 47 min
2024 LA Ministers' ConferenceAt the 2024 LA Ministers' Conference, Mark Dever discusses the value of looking to Puritan sermon models to find faithfulness and clarity in preaching. He examines how Puritans structured their introductions, sermons, and applications to keep the Bible central, and participates in a panel discussion about the practical struggles and joys of weekly sermon preparation.
Mark Dever · January 1, 2024 · 1h 16m
