Idaville Church | Sermons

Our actions and words prove who our father is.

Jesus brings God's presence, protection, and guidance.

Self-examination protects us from self-righteousness.

How will you respond to Jesus' invitation to drink?

Knowing God's will requires obeying God's Word.

Am I loved or hated by the world?

Jesus knows who His true disciples are.

If you believe, you have eaten.

What kind of "bread" are you seeking?

Peace comes when we invite Jesus into the storms of our lives.

Jesus, more than, satisfies our every need.

A transformed life is evidence by more than just your testimony (words).

Jesus is God!

Jesus is concerned about our physical and spiritual healing.

When we compete with Jesus, we become greater - but when we complete for Jesus, He becomes greater.

Being born again requires a complete overhaul of our nature.

Being a disciple of Jesus means we have to follow Him.

Salvation is here.

Our testimony is not about me, but about He (Jesus).

Leave the Light on for the lost.

God and Jesus are One! (Jesus is God!)

God's power lives within us.

Jesus' return is near, so be prepared.

Eternity with God is greater than we can imagine.

God's presence provides protection from impurities.

We will live for eternity in "Eden" (paradise).

Our "righteousness" falls short.

The "want to" to sin is inside all of us.

Will we eat or be eaten?

Who do you say Jesus is?

Our view of God's justice determines whether we lament or praise Him.

Wealth has a way of cheapening our friendships.

God desires for us to seek holiness instead of worldly desires.

Giving ourselves to anything but God could cost us eternal life.

When God delivers us, we should change our tune.

God's judgment will be complete.

God will be just in His treatment of all people.

Knowing the original protects us from being deceived by the fake.

When Satan attacks, we are called to faithfully endure.

Evil is persistent, but God protects His people.

Our actions toward one another shows our community that this is a place to belong.

God protects His people and Jesus so they can fulfill His plan.

We can have confidence that God will reign for ever and ever.

We have God's promise of protection to complete His mission.

God's people must internalize His Word so they can proclaim it.

We can trust God to complete His work.

The proof of God's goodness is His restraining power.

God's judgment gives time for repentance.

God answers our prayers in His perfect timing.

Temporal tribulation brings eternal reward.

God will see His people through.

God's justice is just in time.

Are we willing to sacrifice everything for the Gospel?

Evil is allowed to act only within the sovereignty of God.

It's strength of character and not physical strength that breaks the seals.

God's glory is worthy of our worship.

The key to God's kingdom is faith in Christ.

Wake up from our spiritual coma.

Spiritual faithfulness protects us from the disease of compromise.

Jesus willingly sacrificed Himself for us.

Faithful among the faithless.

Because Jesus has overcome, we can overcome.

Truth without love is death.

Jesus' victory guarantees a fear-free future.

God's sovereign plan is seen in the past, present, and future.

Leading and following by faith instead of fear.

Make love your nacre.

Leave a legacy of love for the church.

Prayer support is valuable support.

Serving others means sacrificing self.

Our tongue has the power to unite or divide.

Unity through diversity is built on love.

The gifts Jesus brought at His birth (hope, love, joy, and peace).

God's presence provides peace.

We can have joy in life's journey.

We love because He first loved us.

Jesus brings hope in the dark times of life.

Serving servants of Jesus is serving Jesus.

Jesus has the answers to our hard questions.

All are invited to be part of the kingdom of God, but only some are prepped and ready.

Embracing God's mercy is important.

Actions are greater than Words.

Our attitude in service determines our place in line.

Faith requires closeness with God and being in community with other believers.

Confronting sin requires humility and honesty.

Following Jesus requires total obedience/sacrifice.