God has written one law across creation in the shape of a circle: what goes out comes back — in the physical world dust returns to dust, in the moral world a man reaps what he sows, and in the spiritual world he receives the measure…
The decisive question about the second coming is not when but why — and Scripture answers plainly: Christ comes not to set up an earthly kingdom but to complete the church, end every agency of salvation, close the church’s ordinances and His own intercession, raise and…
When Jesus rolled up the scroll at Nazareth, He gave us a picture of His whole work: He closed the book on Old Testament prophecy by fulfilling it, completed God’s revelation as the final Word, and will one day close the book on human history and…
Drawing from Matthew 7:13–14, Ed Rangel explores the Christian’s eternal hope, examining themes of Eschatology and what awaits believers at the end of time.
A sermon by Ed Rangel from Luke 24:13–35, exploring Scripture and its application to Christian life and faith.
From Luke 18:28, Ed Rangel encourages faithful Christian living, exploring Christian Conduct and Obedience and the call to walk worthy of the Gospel.
John the Baptist did not preach empty sorrow. He demanded fruits worthy of repentance. This sermon shows that true repentance must be visible in changed conduct, restitution, humility, and obedience to God.
Some of the Bible’s greatest events unfolded in rooms. This sermon traces those moments to teach faith, obedience, preparation, fellowship, and the importance of responding to God when the door of opportunity opens.
A sermon by Ed Rangel from Luke, exploring Scripture and its application to Christian life and faith.
To enter the kingdom a man must be born again — begotten by the Spirit through the word and delivered through the water of baptism; “born of water and the Spirit” is not natural birth and not a direct, wordless work of the Spirit, but the…