Sermons by Scripture

January 26, 2025 Mario Villella

Part 1: The Foundational Rule

How To Handle Relational Drama

Part 1 of "How to Handle Relational Drama" Matthew 22:39 and others. This introduction to our series on relationships covers human sinfulness, the law's purpose in pointing us to Christ, and even how to leverage our self-love for the good of our relationships.

May 21, 2023 Mario Villella

Part 5: What Else Was Paul Up to At This Time?

The Life of Paul: Series 3

Part 5 of "Life of Paul, Series 3" Acts 20:1-3a. In this sermon, we learn about several things (written about in 1 Corinthians, 2 Corinthians and Romans) that were going on at the same time that Luke describes the events in Paul's life in Acts 19 and 20.

July 18, 2021 Doug Davison

Part 19: The Sovereignty of God

Way of Wisdom

God is sovereign over everything (small things, nature, humanity, evil and more). We can trust Him.

June 27, 2021 Mario Villella

Part 16: Pride

Way of Wisdom

Part 16 of "Way of Wisdom." Pride is a sin that causes harm, and doesn't take into account our true nature. We must trust in God rather than ourselves.

January 10, 2021 Mario Villella

Part 2: Introduction To Proverbs B

Way of Wisdom

Part 2 of "Way of Wisdom", Proverbs 15:1-10 and many others. This is the second part of an Introduction to the Book of Proverbs.

March 29, 2020 Mario Villella

Part 1: Arrogance About The Future

Tomorrow Is Another Day

Part 1 of "Tomorrow Is Another Day" James 4:13-17. The future is unpredictable. God is in control. We should be concerned about God's will.

August 23, 2015 Mario Villella

Friend of the World / Enemy of God

Stand-Alone Sermons (2015)

In this stand-alone sermon on James 4:4-5, we that when it comes between God and the ways of this world, we all have a choice to make. We can't have it both ways.

October 14, 2012 Mario Villella

Part 1: The Principle

The Greatest Relationship Advice Ever

This is the first part of the series, "The Greatest Relationship Advice Ever" Luke 6:31, Matthew 22:39, and others. In this sermon, we will see a consistent theme in the New Testament: You should use yourself as the standard for how you treat other people.