Laval Christian Fellowship Sermon Podcast

Sermon by John DellaForesta on Boaz, the redeemer.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the plan, the posture, the persistence, the praise, and the prospects.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on Naomi, Orpah, and Ruth: the choices, the commitment, and the commotion.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on despairing circumstances, dreadful choices, deadly consequences, and delayed change.

Sermon by John DellaForesta contrasting Jonah and Jesus, the greater Jonah.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on Jonah being more concerned with his reputation than God's name, comfort than the slavation of the lost, and feelings than the truth.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on three metaphors from the story of Naboth.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on Jonah's rage, reasoning, and request.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the Ninivites' understanding of their sinfulness, the uncertainty revealed in the King's words, the unmistakable work of God, and the unchanging nature of God.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on faith, humility, prayer, and repentance.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on Jonah being ejected, employed, engaged, and emboldened.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the attributes of God highlighted by Jonah's prayer: God is Lord, God is merciful, God is sovereign, God is just, and God is kind.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the necessity of regeneration.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the result of Jonah's disobedience, the revelation of deliverance, the refusal to embrace the message and the repentance of the heathen.

Sermon by John DellaForesta.

Sermon by Joseph Cherng on Jesus, fully God and fully man, and his death on a cross to reconcile you to him.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the storm like no other, the sailors' expertise, the sailors' supplication, the skipper's rebuke, and the servant's exposure.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on who Jonah is: his ministry, birthplace, irrational response, and impasse.

Sermon by guest speaker Allan Hack on the CMA's vision prayer.

Sermon by John DellaForesta on the certainty of being wronged, the corruption of the human heart, the craving to get even, and the certainty of divine discipline.