This is the place to get the current sermons of Pastor Kirby Williams, as delivered to the congregation of New Hope Community Church in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

Realizing that the "hope, love, joy and peace" we celebrate at Christ's birth all lead to His atoning work on the Cross.

Identifying God's gift of the way of peace through the Advent of His Son Jesus Christ.

Following the flow of joy from the Father through the Son and Spirit to believers, who experience that joy by abiding in Christ.

John's formula for recognizing who has true fellowship with God by discerning the realm in which they "walk".

Turning to Scripture to attempt the impossible-- to measure the immeasurable love of God!

Turning to Scripture to find our only true hope in this life and the life eternal.

Recognizing the urgent call on God's people to rebuild His house whenever secularism intrudes into the life of the church.

Learning from Jesus' silence when Herod demands entertainment, to listen when God does not respond.

Jesus' first interview with Pilate crystalizes His universal and transcendent Lordship-- irregardless of appearances.

Analyzing the power and significance of the faithful testimony of righteousness.

Learning to recognize, accept and live in the Uncreated Truth of God.

Finding true fellowship with God by standing on the Word of Life!

Far from betraying, denying, blaspheming or mocking our Lord, we will exalt Him as the Lord of glory!

Learning from Peter's denials that a vital part of sanctification is to crucify self-faith so that Kingdom Faith will grow.

Analyzing Judas' treacherous betrayal of Christ with a kiss from the realm of darkness.

Witnessing in awe the perfect expression of love, obedience and righteousness, as Jesus prays in the Garden.

Learning that satan's primary attack on the church will be the Truth of God's Word.

Analyzing the crucial dynamic between self-faith and Kingdom faith.

Analyzing both the trials and benefits of radical discipleship, culminating in a glorious feast at the Lord's Table.

Learning that true Kingdom greatness is to be found in servanthood.

Pondering the reason for Judas as a disciple in Jesus' inner circle.

Revealing the Lord's Supper as a unifying encouragement for Christians living in between two deliverances.

Learning there are no insignificant jobs in the Kingdom of God, and therefore the power of trusting and obeying Christ regardless of the task.

Plotting the course of our church according to the clear intention of Christ.

Paul's closing words to the Philippians focus on the glory of God, the greetings of the saints, and the grace of Jesus Christ!

Even though satan's intention is persistent and powerful-- God's sovereign intention will always prevail.

Understanding the deep significance of the fading of the Temple, and the transition to the Passion of Christ.

Learning why Christians must live for the present with a watchful eye on the future-- in the shadow of eternity.

Learning from Paul how to cure or avoid the spiritual doldrums.

Jesus uses a simple analogy of a budding fig tree to help illustrate the complex future of God's Redemptive Plan.

Jesus reveals both the weal and the woe of His spectacular Second Coming, and our great eschatological hope!

Paul discusses a formula of Christian giving from a Kingdom perspective that makes it "beautiful" for both giver and receiver.

Tracing the flow of God's "River of Redemption" from heaven to Jerusalem's Temple and beyond!

Jesus reveals the reality and extent of Christian persecution and how to triumph over it.

Learning the secret of contentment in both times of plenty and times of need.

Learning the power in persecution and suffering when it bears witness to Christ.

The importance of Prophecy to the authority of Scripture and how its misinterpretation and misapplication can turn the truth into a lie.

Learning valuable lessons from the reciprocal relationship between Paul and the church at Philippi.

Learning the ultimate danger of false christs is their deceptive but false gospel with no power to save.

Understanding what the idea of the Temple means to God and why He would abandon it-- both then and now.

Analyzing the radical change that occurs when a redeemed soul becomes a witness to the Resurrection of Christ.

The irony of how the agents of evil blindly drive Jesus to the Cross and their own destruction.

Rethinking the "widow's mite" in light of Jesus' condemnation of lifeless, tradition-laden, "religiosity".

Paul teaches behavioral virtues to give discernment when the path is not clear.

Celebrating Christ by learning how David's Son can also be his Lord.

Jesus reveals the reality of life after death, and that He alone is the hinge upon which the door of eternity swings.

Probing where "Caesar's" authority comes from and Who delegated it to him.

Learning that truly trusting God's Providence in prayer leads to a peace that only He can provide.

Exalting the preeminence of the perfectly dressed Stone the builders rejected.