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The “Foolish” Cross That Shames Human Wisdom
The world calls the cross foolish—but God saves through what looks weak. This sermon opens up Paul’s argument that Christ crucified is God’s wisdom and power, cutting down human pride so our faith rests on God, not on man.
How the Church Can Help Singles Find Godly Spouses
Ryan Fullerton | Part 2 | After weeks in Matthew 19 and 1 Corinthians 7, Ryan Fullerton turns to Ephesians 5 and asks how a local church can actively help single Christians who desire marriage to find a godly spouse. This message walks thro
Is It Better Not to Marry? Jesus’ Teaching on Singleness
Matthew 19 and 1 Corinthians 7 raise honest questions about marriage, singleness, desire, and calling. In this sermon, Ryan Fullerton walks through Jesus’ words on “it is better not to marry,” the so-called “gift of singleness,” and how the
Wrong Counsel at the Worst Time
A young man under deep conviction seeks spiritual help, but his uncle gives ruinous counsel—minimizing sin and soothing the very conscience God had awakened. Distressed by this false peace, he returns to his pastor, who warns him that such
Never Thirst Again: How Jesus Satisfies Every Longing
From the woman at the well in John 4 to Jeremiah’s “broken cisterns,” this sermon shows how Jesus alone gives living water that truly satisfies—spiritually, intellectually, and emotionally—so that your soul no longer has to chase the world
Could Unforgiveness Be Blocking Your Prayers?
Is unforgiveness secretly blocking your prayers? In this message from Mark 11:22–25, we look beyond “Do I have enough faith?” and ask a deeper question: “Am I holding on to offenses?” Drawing from Jesus’ words on prayer and forgiveness, the
What Did Jesus Mean by “Believe You’ve Received”?
In this sermon from Mark 11:20–25 (Part 1), the preacher unpacks Jesus’ words about faith that moves mountains, exploring the tension between bold belief and humble submission to God’s will. Through vivid illustrations and honest wrestling
When Politics Becomes an Idol: A Warning to Today’s Church
There is yet another form of backsliding that must be mentioned, especially since many in our present age have been overtaken by it: an eager and consuming involvement in political disputes. The state of the world in recent times has stirre
The Sin That Thrives Under a Religious Mask
Another common form of backsliding is through love for the world. It is not unusual for those who once seemed zealous, affectionate, and devoted to God to gradually lose their spiritual fervor once they become settled in life and absorbed i
A Pastor's #1 Piece of Advice for the Next Generation of Leaders
In a walk with a seasoned Christian mentor, a young leader asks for wisdom on three crucial areas of life: What is the single most important piece of advice for the next generation? How should a Christian approach the simple act of entering
The Rare Beauty of Honesty Before God
Bob Jennings | January 22, 1997 | In 1 Corinthians 5:6, Paul urges believers to cleanse themselves of “the leaven of malice and wickedness” and to embrace “the unleavened bread of sincerity and truth.” Drawing from the Passover Feast in Exo
The Extent and Motive of Forgiveness
What does it mean to forgive “from the heart”? Walking through Matthew 18:21–35, this message shows the extent of Christian forgiveness (70×7) and the motive that makes it possible—God’s immeasurable mercy toward us. You’ll learn the differ
Confession of My Hurtful Preaching in the Past
In this sermon excerpt, Jeff Peterson admits that at times his preaching may have been too harsh, leading believers to wrongly question their salvation. He asks forgiveness for this and makes clear that his desire is to encourage assurance,
Become a Man of God? Forget It! | A Walk With Mr. O
Mr. O shares how our deepest yearnings point us to Christ, the reality of walking with Him day by day, and why true godliness isn’t something we can manufacture.
The Poor Counsel of Job's Friends
In this message from the book of Job, we look at the response of Job’s three friends who came to comfort him in his suffering. While they began with sympathy and silence, their words later failed to bring life or hope. We explore the differ
Evangelical Obedience: Serving Christ Out of Love, Not Legalism - A Walk With Mr. O
What does evangelical obedience really mean, and how does it shape the way we live out our faith? In this conversation with Mr. O, we explore obedience to Christ as a thankful response to the gospel, not mere duty or fear. The discussion to
A Devotional Study of Romans
This devotional study of Romans by Robert Charles “Bob” Jennings was written from his sermons between 1992 and 1994. Rather than being an academic commentary, it’s a Christ-centered guide meant to help believers understand Romans deeply and
How the Old Testament Encourages Believers Today
Bob Jennings | Romans 15:4 | The Old Testament encourages believers today by playing a foundational role in shaping their lives. Its teachings, described in Romans 15:4, were written to instruct, inspire perseverance, and offer encouragemen
Mr. O on Breaking Free from Checklist Christianity
Have you ever felt like your Christian life is nothing more than a checklist—Bible reading, prayer, church attendance—without joy or power? In this walk with Mr. O, we explore what it means to truly thrive in faith, not just perform duties.
Growing Deep Friendships; Recovering a Crashed Pastor
In this episode of A Walk with Mr. O, Stuart Olyott explores the nature of true, godly friendship—its loyalty, trust, and growth—and then turns to the heart of pastoral ministry, offering compassionate counsel and practical steps for pastor
A Fallen Pastor's Legacy: What God Built From the Rubble
What happens after a public failure? How can you build a godly legacy when your own story is marked by sin and disqualification? Before diving into the roles of husbands and wives in Ephesians 5, this sermon tells the powerful, true story o
What True Christianity Really Is
Stuart Olyott opens 2 Thessalonians 2 :13 – 3:5 and paints a portrait of “true Christianity.” A real Christian, he says, is saved—a word “stronger than helped or rescued”—delivered from God’s wrath through Christ’s death and resurrection. T
The Secret Walk with God
A thoughtful exploration of the “secret walk” with God through the intertwined practices of prayer, meditation, and temptation. Drawing on Martin Luther’s insight and inspired Scripture (Psalm 27:14; Isaiah 40:31; Philippians 4:6–7), the se
“Christians accused of being atheists!”
In this episode of A Walk With Mr. O, a group of Christians debates whether doctrine really matters. Mr. O responds by showing that the world around us is full of doctrine—just not biblical doctrine. He explains why Christians were once cal
The Power of One & Life with No Regrets
Feeling like the lone believer in your family or office? Walk with Mr. O as he reveals how one faithful life can launch a gospel chain reaction. Also, want to have fewer regrets in your life? Stuart Olyott shares four slow-paced habits — si
Why Evangelize if Predestination Is True?
According to Romans 9, you might wonder why we should even evangelize. But if you keep reading into Romans 10, you see that God uses means and messengers — and that we must go and proclaim the gospel. People often overreact in two ways: eit
From Darkness and Dread into Joyful Light | Mack Tomlinson Interview
In this deeply personal interview, Pastor Mack Tomlinson recounts his year-long battle with spiritual darkness and chronic insomnia, how the Psalms became his lifeline, and the miraculous moment when God delivered him through a trusted frie
Kill “Me-ism” and Fix Your Gaze on Christ (Psalm 73)
In this message Mack Tomlinson walks us through Psalm 73’s honest journey from envy and self-absorption back to a Christ-focused heart. You’ll see how comparing yourself to others feeds “me-ism,” why bitterness clouds your vision, and how a
