Redeem the Time While You Have It - Season 5, Episode 2
We live as though we have unlimited time, yet every moment slips away irretrievably. How do we live with intention when time is our scarcest resource? Pastor Dorrell examines Galatians 6:9-10 to argue that time functions as a finite currency that demands deliberate stewardship. Drawing on Paul's exhortation to seize divine appointments (kairos moments) and live circumspectly, the sermon illuminates three essential practices: living selectively by prioritizing what matters eternally, living productively by investing in people and relationships, and living awarely by recognizing the seasons and opportunities God places before us. You are challenged to awaken to the preciousness of today and act intentionally to make your life count for eternity.
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Living in a Principled World - Episode 116
In this episode, Pastor Dorrell encourages us, in light of the principles of cause and effect and sowing and reaping, to persevere in the good work of the gospel and the continue in the mission God has given us to do.
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Responsibilities of Freedom - Episode 73
Pastor Dorrell emphasizes the importance of valuing liberty and living responsibly. He explores preserving freedom through gratitude and restraint, warning against indifference to God's gifts.
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Close Enough to Help - Episode 65
In the Christian life, brothers and sisters in Christ are running together and along side one another. We all slip up; we all stumble. It is only human. When that happens, it is the responsibility of those brothers and sisters around us to help. We are to help one another. However, we cannot help one another if we are not close enough to do so. We cannot bare burdens at arm’s length. It requires connection.
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Relationships in the Church - Episode 27
Sin perverts the goodness we are supposed to show to one another. It disrupts our relationships. That is why Paul said "crucify the Flesh." Our flesh is dead, and we are made alive in the Spirit. Since our life is in the Spirit, we ought to act like it. This should improve our relationships
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