What does Paul mean by his statement that we are to reign in life?  And what might that imply for our Christian lives today?

Here in this Transfiguration Sundays sermon Dr. Wyatt find that this event is anything but what the disciples see, or what many of us think it is about.

These are all part of Dr. Wyatt’s long look at the Easter events, and some of His appearances to His followers.

Here are Dr. Wyatt’s programs for this Easter season, beginning with the raising of Lazarus, the entrance into Jerusalem, that incredible Easter morning, then to Thomas, and then on a country road.

As we conclude this short series we are to learn that this Gospel, the life, death and Resurrection of the Christ is the very wisdom of God, and makes foolish all that the world asserts.

Continuing in First Corinthians, we hear Paul letting us know that Christianity is all about the Gospel. That the Gospel of Jesus Christ and what He has accomplished for us is everything.

Dr. Wyatt begins a short series in the first chapter of First Corinthians. And first we are to give thanks to God in everything. Sometimes that can be tough.  

  Following Pentecost there’s one more key event that will define the Christian movement, the conversion of Saul of Tarsus. This is a fascinating exposition.

In this coming year, which will be filled with dissention and disagreement, let us make it also a year that in the important ways we do all we can for our Lord, and our faith.

The gospel of Matthew concludes with this astonishing claim of the risen Christ, and then what is called the “Great Commission,” that we are to make disciples of all nations, and what that means.