Vertical Church Charleston

A sermon from guest Pastor Joe Warring of Northbridge Baptist Church.

Cultivating gratitude for God's goodness guards against false teachers and strengthens my faith.

In Christ, we've received a new identity and new responsibilty

Nothing can stop God from finishing what He started.

Rest is found in Christ

God's mercy reaches deeper than our sin because God provides the sacrifice we need.

God loves to work through the prayers of His people.

Repentance is the heartbeat of the Christian life.

We must keep watch or we grow blind to our own sin.

Every moment in your life is sovereignly designed for God's glory and your good.

Christians should give everything to the King who gave everything.

Real hope rests on the King who keeps His covenant.

God's delight directs my life.

Christians have every reason to celebrate God every day.

The Christian life is not a one-time breakthrough, but a repeated conflict.

God never treats sin lightly, and neither should we.

Jesus defeats death and gives life to His people.

Even the greatest king couldn't fix the world Adam broke.

Moses shows us that no one can close the gap created by Adam's sin.

Because of our relationship with Adam, death reigns over us.

Christians overcome fear by trusting in Yahweh's grace.

When kingdoms shake, remember we're not home yet.

If God closed the gap with you, close it with others.

We must treasure marriage as God does.

We must become wise with what God places in our hands over time.

God's people must become skilled forgivers.

Living godly lives requires ruling over our emotions.

Jesus gave us one mission for life, and we're committed to it together.

Rebellion against God's ordained authority leads to destruction.

God's Word is His loving provision for everything we will face this year.

Grace fixes our hope on Christ's return.

Jesus came not only to forgive sin, but to form a people.

God's grace provides salvation in Jesus Christ.

Gods grace became visible in Jesus.

The Spirit causes our hearts to overflow in God-centered thanksgiving.

God often uses natural means to accomplish His supernatural purposes.

Disappointment is an opportunity to become more like Christ.

If money is my Master, Jesus is not.

God calls you to persevere by relying on His gifts, not yourself.

God commands you to trust His character even when circumstances feel like abandonment.

Jesus transforms selfish ambition into kingdom service.

Charisma fades, but Christlike holiness reflects God's glory.

Real grace demands truth, because only grace and truth together bring lasting reconciliation.

I must tame my tongue or watch my relationships be destroyed.

God offers His perfect peace in any situation.

When sin tempts us to silence, God calls us to act with truth and grace.

Baptism makes the gospel visible by proclaiming our identification with Christ's death and resurrection.

God's grace transforms sin's consequences for our good and His glory.