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A message exploring what it means to live a life of purpose. Based on Philippians 3:4b-14.
Dr. Hinson’s message explores the theme of restoration shared by Jesus in the parable of the Lost Son found in Luke 15.
Continuing his series March To The Cross, Dr Hinson’s message is taken from Luke 13:1-9 where Jesus shares a parable teaching about the importance of His followers bearing fruit. Jesus’ urgent appeal is, “Unless you repent, you will all perish.”.
Based on Philippians 3: 17 – 4:1, Dr. Hinson’s message explores Paul’s instruction for us to be imitators of Christ. But, we should ask ourselves whether we might be living lives that are worthy of our telling others to live imitating us.
In this message Dr. Hinson unpacks the account of Jesus’ temptation in the wilderness as He begins His earthly ministry and what we can learn about overcoming evil in our lives. Based on Luke 4: 1-13.
In this Lord’s Supper meditation Dr. Hinson asks us to consider the boldness that should characterize our hope-filled witness as we live transformed lives in the world. Based on II Corinthians 3:12-4:2.
This final message on love focuses on the truth that love opens the way for reunion, rescue, and restoration. Based on Luke 6: 27-38.
Dr. Hinson’s message looks at the faithful love of God. It is a love that blesses: all who receive it; all who act upon it; and all who share it. Based on various Scriptures including Jeremiah 17: 5-10.
In this sermon based on Luke 5: 1-11, Dr. Hinson guides us in considering the compelling nature of the call of the Savior.
Dr. Hinson leads us through an examination of a very familiar passage of Scripture from I Corinthians. The 13th chapter is often called the “love chapter”. To best understand the message of Paul to the Corinthians it is important to understand the context of the times in the region around Corinth. Based on I Corinthians…