SERMONS

Pastor Scott teaches that every person stands spiritually helpless before God, deserving judgment rather than grace, yet Jesus delights in showing mercy to those who humbly come to Him in faith. Through the account of the ten lepers, he emphasizes that genuine saving faith not only receives Christ’s undeserved grace but also responds with lifelong gratitude, worship, and wholehearted devotion to the Savior.

Pastor Scott teaches that the impossible demands of discipleship—such as persistent forgiveness and humble obedience—are accomplished not through human determination but through faith in the all-sufficient power of Christ. He reminds believers that, having been graciously redeemed from slavery to sin, they should serve their Master with joyful humility and gratitude, recognizing that obedience is a privilege of grace rather than a means of earning God's favor or praise.

Pastor Scott calls Christians to remember and give thanks for America’s rich spiritual heritage and the many undeserved blessings God has given the nation, while rejecting pride, entitlement, and cultural compromise that obscure dependence on Him. He argues that the deepest need of both the church and the country is not political reform alone but repentance and renewal through the gospel of Jesus Christ, since only Christ can bring the lasting change the nation truly needs.