Sermons - Veritas Church | Fayetteville, NC

Marriage displays Christ’s love for the church through self-giving love and sacrifice. 

Singleness is a gift, a calling, and displays God’s kingdom alongside marriage.

Every believer belongs in the family of God.

God’s eternal plan is to create a family for Himself by adopting and redeeming us through Christ, for His glory. 

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Don’t waste your life— get right with God and obey Him before it’s too late.

Wisdom provides stability in a vain world

Faithful living in God’s fear navigates life’s uncertainties

Faithful living in God’s fear navigates life’s uncertainties?

Life’s trials shape us through God’s wisdom

Wisdom that helps us live better in the middle of adversity

Reverent worship and gratitude bring true contentment

Trusting God’s sovereignty brings meaning to every season.

True joy comes from God, not His gifts alone.

Human wisdom and toil fail to provide ultimate meaning.

Life without God is empty and fleeting.

In Christ, the “new you” isn’t about self-improvement—it’s about putting off the old life of sin and putting on the new life that reflects God’s righteousness and love.

The good news of Jesus Christ is near, simple, and open to all who will receive it.

The good news of Jesus Christ is near, simple, and open to all who will receive it.

Because Jesus has all authority and is always with us, we can courageously make disciples wherever He sends us.

The tomb where Jesus’ dead body had been laid is now empty because Jesus has been raised from the dead. There are four responses to the resurrection of Jesus. Doubt, Devotion, Disbelief, and Denial.

The burial of Jesus shows us that God honors courage in obedience and faithfulness in watching, as well as the futility of human opposition against His will.

At the cross, the full judgment of God meets the full love of God, and the identity of Jesus is revealed in unmistakable clarity.

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Because of what Jesus endured for us, we are called to follow Him—even when it looks like weakness to the world.

People try to absolve themselves of sin, but we can't. It takes a perfect and holy savior to pay for our sin and forgive us so that our relationship with God can be restored.

Jesus willingly submits to the Father’s will to drink the cup of wrath so that sinners might receive the cup of mercy.

Jesus willingly submits to the Father’s will to drink the cup of wrath so that sinners might receive the cup of mercy.

The approach of the cross reveals the true condition of every heart—whether we value Jesus above all or trade Him for something less.

True faith, rooted in God’s sovereign grace, produces good works, especially love for fellow believers, which Christ will judge on the last day.

God calls us to be prepared for His return and to use our gifts and resources productively for His Kingdom.

Because Christ will certainly return at an unexpected time, His disciples must remain watchful and faithful, living each day in obedience and readiness.

In a world plagued by cycles of war, disaster, and false messiahs we must remain firmly fixed on Jesus as our salvation and source of strength.

When my salvation is real, then my joy is known, my mission is clear, and God is near

Religious appearance cannot save you; only humble repentance and faith in Jesus can.

Jesus cannot be trapped, therefore, we must humble ourselves before His wisdom, align our lives with His command to love, and confess Him as Lord and Messiah.

The kingdom of heaven is offered freely to all, but entrance requires that we come on the King’s terms—through His Son, clothed in His righteousness.

The kingdom of heaven is offered freely to all, but entrance requires that we come on the King’s terms—through His Son, clothed in His righteousness.

God's kingdom belongs to those who respond to His authority with repentance and obedience, not just religious appearance.

Jesus has all authority in heaven and on earth, therefore we must submit &amp; rejoice in his rightful reign.

Greatness in God’s kingdom is found through humility, sacrificial service, and open-hearted dependence on Him.

In God’s kingdom, grace reigns over merit, and generosity trumps fairness.

Followers of Jesus are meant to have a victorious faith, based on a trustworthy testimony, and bold confidence in what we know to be true.

Those who have received God’s love will reflect it, rest in it, and respond to others with it.

Our identity as God's children shapes what we do and what we hope in.

We are called to guard against false loves, false teachers, and false teaching while standing firm in the gospel until Jesus returns.

Obedience to Christ’s command to love others is the evidence of true faith.

True fellowship with God and others is built on the reality of Christ, walking in the light, and our ongoing confession of sin.&nbsp;

Jesus confronts us to give up the things we value (sometimes what we value most) in order to follow Him