SERMONS

Pastor Scott teaches that earthly wealth and status cannot save anyone, and that every person will face eternal judgment based on whether they have responded in faith to God’s gracious provision of salvation. Through the contrast between the rich man and Lazarus, Jesus warns that a self-centered life devoid of genuine faith leads to eternal separation from God, while also affirming that Scripture provides all the truth necessary for repentance and belief in Christ.

Pastor Scott teaches that the Law of God was never intended to justify sinners but to expose their sin, drive them to Christ, and continue guiding believers in holiness. He confronts the Pharisees’ misuse of the Law and their self-righteous traditions, emphasizing that salvation comes only through grace by faith in Jesus Christ, while God’s moral standards—including His design for marriage—remain enduring and authoritative.

Pastor Scott teaches that the Pharisees’ love of money and outward religiosity exposed the emptiness of self-righteousness, proving that no one can serve both God and wealth. He emphasizes that true justification comes only through the grace of Jesus Christ, not through financial success, moral performance, or religious appearance, because God sees the true condition of the human heart.