Naples SDA Church Sermons

God does not play favorites! All people are of equal importance. And followers of Jesus DO NOT play favorites! We are ONE in Christ!

Making disciples is about mentoring people into being followers of Jesus.

When our faith is tested and we face the fiery fire, Jesus Christ will always be there with us.

God loves us where we are; however He is going to change us to be like his Son, Jesus Christ. God promises to be with us to the end of time.

When we come face to face with Jesus, we begin our spiritual journey in the witness, truth and faith of Jesus Christ.

Did not our heart burn within us, while He talked with us by the way, and while He opened to us the scriptures?

God gives us three commands to get to the promised land: 1) Be strong and very courageous, 2) Do not be afraid or discouraged, and 3) Do not deviate from His instructions.

Our spiritual growth through the Holy Spirit involves a fully committed heart to our LORD, to others, and in our service to His church.

Stewardship is the lifestyle of an individual who has a vibrant relationship with Jesus Christ, accepts His Lordship and walks in partnership with Him, while acting as His agent to complete His mission on earth.

You will see His face and have His character implanted in your mind... for we shall see Him as He is. (Revelation 22:4, 1 John 3:2)

Jesus prayed that all believers may become one in heart and mind, so that the world will come to know God and the power of His saving grace.

Listen to the most loved Christmas songs and the stories behind those songs.

The wise men from the east were watching and waiting for the newborn King. Shall we also be watching and waiting for our King's second advent?

Listen as Elder Mosby describes how we might celebrate a "Rescue Day" holiday to prepare mankind for our LORD's second advent.

When Jesus healed the ten men who had leprosy, only one returned to praise Him, and he was a Samaritan, a foreigner.

"But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of Him who called you out of darkness into His wonderful light." (1 Peter 2:9)

God describes His church as a living organism where each member plays a key part in His mission, by using their spiritual gifts to serve one another.

The evidence of the presence of Jesus during the persecution of Stephen brought Saul to question his acts of imprisoning and killing the Christians.

There are times in our lives when we do not understand why we go through certain trials. But if we trust God, it will be okay.

Just like Jonah, God has a plan for our life; and when we accept His way, we can be victorious.

"Blessed be the LORD your God, who delighted in you, setting you on the throne of Israel! Because the LORD has loved Israel forever, therefore He made you king, to do justice and righteousness." (1 Kings 10:9)

Through prayer, bible study and a humble heart, we bring our issues to Jesus, who then opens the door of faith that sets us free.

God wants you to be a blessing, so He blesses you so you can bless others.

As you establish the Word of God within your heart and abide in Jesus, then you become clean and are able to produce good fruit.

Let us serve God with a whole-hearted devotion, and serve with a willing and undivided heart.

Our purpose of coming to Jesus is to produce fruit.

God loves you for WHO you are, not for what you do.

In light of the LORD's sacrifice for us, let us love His Maranatha, announce His Maranatha, hasten His Maranatha, and await His Maranatha.

The Day of Atonement is pleading with us to accept the "not guilty" verdict that Jesus Christ, our High Priest, has obtained for us.

By faith today: We enter the Holy of Holies, we take refuge there, we look to Jesus to cover our sin, and we claim His promise of forgiveness and cleansing.

The Table of Showbread represents our daily communion and Bible study, the Altar of Incense represents our continuous prayers, and the Golden Lampstand represents our witnessing the gospel of Jesus Christ to others.

The offering on the altar of God transfers our sins to Jesus Christ, who is the perfect substitute to atone for our sins.

God's desire is to dwell with His people, and that they may know that He is the LORD their God.

By acknowledging our fear, renewing own mind, taking action, seeking support, empathizing with Jesus, and letting go and letting God, we can be people who face and conquer fear head-on.

To escape the three-wall prison of fear, righteousness and doubts, give everything to Jesus and follow Him.

To follow Jesus equals being His disciple, which means accepting Him as the Son of God. In everything we do, let's shine Jesus' light.

The heavens declare the works of the Lord... Let us keep our eyes on the North Star, who is Jesus our Lord and Savior.

Although we all have different struggles and temptations, wisdom comes when we take hold of God's instruction by internalizing His Word and making an effort to diligently seek His will.

Wisdom is a gift from God as we make our way through this journey of life; wisdom that works abides in an unwavering faith in Jesus.

Wisdom is the movement in the direction that one has in the presence of God; and folly is movement in the direction of self.

You need to know wisdom, you need to embody wisdom, you need to apply wisdom, and you need to use discretion and judgment in sharing wisdom.

Take up the whole armor of God: the belt of integrity; the breastplate of Jesus' righteousness; feet covered with the gospel of peace; the shield of faith; the helmet of salvation; and the sword of the Spirit.

Through the transforming power of the Holy Spirit and the desire to live as Jesus did, we can walk in love, wisdom and light.

The idea is to love those who don't deserve it or who irritate, disturb or embarrass us. This supernatural, Christlike behavior is only possible by the strengthening of our inner man by the Holy Spirit.

God desires to have you with Him and to bless you... and Jesus is the means through which these blessings come forth.

I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there you may be also.

God has a funny way of working through the insignificant to accomplish great things. David went out and killed the Philistine giant with the supernatural power of God.

Josiah began to seek God, then he began to purge Judah of all idols. And when he had purged the land and the temple, the high priest found the Book of the Law of the Lord given by Moses. Are there things we need to purge from our life or home?

When we trust in God, we forego our will, for faith without obedience is dead.

Just like Abel, Noah offers a pleasing sacrifice to God... And God re-establishes His covenant with Noah and his descendants.