Sebring Presbyterian Church

In love we are to correct one another.

We should greet one another heartily, in Christian love.

Accept one another as Christ has accepted you.

Honor one another, because Christ is in His people.

The first sermon in the series "The One Anothers." We begin with Jesus' new commandment to love one another as He has loved us.

This is the sermon for Rally Day 2012, the beginning of the new Sunday School year.

Jesus gives us a lesson in God's economy in this parable about laborers working in a vineyard.

God has a vision for His people!

A wonderful promise from God for our children!

"Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people." This verse has a lot to say to us today as we are 86 days away from the national elections.

Solomon calls for us to trust God rather than relying on our own understanding.

The first sermon in the series Hit and Run Proverbs. If we would be wise, we must begin with God, for the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.

Jude writes to the church to urge them to contend earnestly for the faith delivered once for all to the saints.

We look at John's third letter, the shortest book in the New Testament. Short in length, but not short in meaning and blessings!

John tells the Elect Lady and her children that they must walk with the Lord in truth and in love.

The first sermon in the New Testament Postcards series. Paul wrote to his dear friend Philemon on behalf of Onesimus, a runaway slave who came to faith in Christ.

Nehemiah wonders if God will remember him after the people of Judah have forgotten all he did and taught while he was with them.

Nehemiah returns to Jerusalem to find all his reforms wiped away. He begins to clean house!

With the wall finished, Nehemiah turns to a much harder job, rebuilding the people.

The wall is nearly finished! Nehemiah's enemies take a few last shots at him in an attempt to stop the project before completion.