Del Ray Baptist Sermons

Preacher: Pastor Shai Linne Gospel Joy Series, Sermon 1 of 11

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell In the final chapter of Romans Paul walks through a list of people who have impacted his ministry and the life of the church in Rome. These relationships are fruit of God's grace in the lives of people who would have had n...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. When a church is unified around the Gospel that orientation frees it to focus on proclaiming the Gospel to others. Few things hinder a church from being mission-minded like being divided in personal conflict. In this serm...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. The Church is a community of people who are supposed to help each other to heaven. One of the ways we do this is by setting aside our preferences and freedoms to keep our brothers and sisters from stumbling into sin. In t...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. Christians have differing opinions on all sorts of non-essential issues. But can we love each other in spite of these strongly held positions? This morning we will consider how the gospel and the grace of Jesus that has w...

Preacher: Guest Pastor Trip Lee Love is to supposed to be a mark of God's people. In this sermon Trip Lee calls us to consider the way Jesus radically loved us so that we might rightly love others.

Preacher: Guest Pastor Jason Seville. No matter where God places believers He calls them to be faithful witnesses for the Gospel.

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. Christians have long believed that Jesus is coming again soon. This hope is not just a theological idea but is a truth that transforms our lives. In this sermon we consider how the immanency of Jesus' return should produc...

Should Christians obey the Government? Because Christians believe that God is the Great King the answer is yes. In fact, Christians should be a country's best citizens. In this sermon we consider what it means for us to obey God by obeying the laws of t...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. Because we are fallen people in a fallen world we will have conflict with each other. People will hurt us and we will hurt them. This will happen both within the church and from those outside the church seeking to kill it...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell. Jesus showed us that love isn't merely something you feel, but something you do. As Christians, we should be a people who give of what we have to help those in need, and also to help them see the great love Christ has for...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell.The church has every reason to be dysfunctional. We are a family of messed up sinners who come from different background with different baggage. We have different preferences and various passions. But there is one thing tha...

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell.God has shown His people extravagant mercy though His Son Jesus. This mercy should humble us and unify us as a people who worship Him in every aspect of our lives. In this sermon we consider how a church should live togethe...

Preacher: Guest Pastor Brian Davis.Christians should be happy, no matter what our circumstances. Because our hope is not found in ourselves or this world, but in the glorious world to come.

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell.If we had to summarize the Bible in one word we'd be hard pressed to come up with something other than "Jesus". From the opening scene of Genesis to the final scene of Revelation, the entire Bible points to Jesus as the foc...

Preacher: Pastor Shai Linne.Jonah Series, Sermon 5 of 5.

Preacher: Pastor Shai Linne.Jonah Series, Sermon 4 of 5.

Speaker: Pastor Garrett Kell.Sexual temptation is all around us. Every day we are tempted to trade God in for the fleeting pleasures of sexual sin. But, as many of us know, the scars of sexual sin run deep. Thankfully, God is greater than all of our sin...

Preacher: Pastor Shai Linne.Jonah Series, Sermon 3 of 5.

Preacher: Pastor Garrett Kell.For many the thought of worshiping God for all of eternity seems a bit boring. But when we see God for who He is, our hearts are arrested with wonder and we are humbly reminded at how amazing He truly is. In this passage we...