Sermons by Daniel Kendall (Page 2)

The Holy Spirit In A Father’s Life || Father’s Day 2025
It is abundantly clear from our text that when the Spirit of God gets a hold of a man, he becomes overwhelmingly concerned about the souls of his children. He is no longer concerned about his career, money, sports, or hobbies. His only concern is their souls. We so often think of the power of the Holy Spirit for ministry, but it is clear that He changes our focus to our children. Father’s first …

Week 2 – The Provision: The Holy Spirit
Message: The Provision: The Holy Spirit Text: Acts 1:4-8 Introduction God has given us a solution for our complete lack of spiritual power, the Holy Spirit. Unfortunately, most discussion today concerning the Holy Spirit revolves around the gift of tongues. This is Satan’s design to distract us from the true power of the Holy Spirit. He has used these divisions and arguments to cause Christians to steer clear of the true source of our power. We never preach on the…

Week 1 – The Problem: Powerless Christianity
Message: The Problem: Powerless Christianity Text: 1 Corinthians 4:19-20 Introduction There is something off in evangelical Christianity. It is not theology or even practice. It is a complete lack of the power of the Holy Spirit. Power in Scripture God is a God of power. This is seen in creation, the Exodus, and the prophets. Jesus was a man of power. This was seen in His life, miracles, teachings, death, and resurrection. The early church was marked by power. In…

Dietary Laws || Deuteronomy 14:1-21
Are you clean through Jesus? Are you focused on Jesus? Our world can only be cleansed by Jesus

Rejecting the Culture of Death || Deuteronomy 12:19-13:11
Look to Jesus alone Beware of anything taking your eyes off of Christ We are only blessed if we worship God


The One True Place of Worship || Deuteronomy 12:13-14
Like the Galatians, we can blend the Old and New Covenants. We can view church buildings as the new temple or sanctuary. We can view the platform as the new altar. However, this is not the New Covenant. The New Covenant is that now wherever the believer may find themselves is now a sacred place. The believer is the sanctuary, and our hearts are the altar. We find God in the person of Jesus, nowhere else.• Come to Jesus to…




