Sermons from 2026
Faith that is Unmovable
Psalms, chapter one hundred and twenty five. Introduction Title: Faith that is Unmovable — Dr. Terry LeQuieu Psalm 125 is a short but powerful psalm that describes the believer’s stability, protection, provision, and the consequences of turning from God. Dr. Terry LeQuieu preached this message to call believers to a faith that rests upon the Lord — not merely for salvation, but as the daily foundation for our walk and service. The sermon unpacks five truths from this passage, urging…
Resolute Faith
1 Samuel 17:29-40 Scripture Reference Primary Text: 1 Samuel 17:29-40 Introduction Our sermon title tonight is “Resolute Faith.” We will walk through a familiar scene from First Samuel 17 — David and Goliath — but focus on an angle that often gets overlooked: how David maintained focus in the face of ridicule, discouragement, and distraction. David came with a task, met criticism from his own people, and yet remained resolute by three practical responses we can use in our own…
A Dad’s Divine Duty
Psalms 128:1-6 Scripture Reference Psalms 128:1-6 Introduction Title: “A Dad’s Divine Duty” — a Fathers Day sermon from Dr. Terry LeQuieu drawn from Psalm 128. This short psalm focuses on the man of the house: how he ought to walk before God, the work he ought to desire, the wife he ought to wed, and the worship he ought to witness. The message is pointed toward fathers and young men, but there is practical instruction for mothers, teenagers, and the…
Good Advice – Bad Advice
Job. I don’t know, you might pronounce it Job and Job, chapter number thirteen. Typically when I preach from the book of Job, we spend a lot of time in the first couple chapters just dealing with the trials and things that he goes through. But we’re going to look at chapter thirteen tonight and we’re going to deal with some things, some truths, and give some pointers in this area of giving advice. And here we know that Job’s…
Help Is Coming
Psalm 121:1–8 Scripture Reference Psalm 121:1–8 I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the LORD, which made heaven and earth. He will not suffer thy foot to be moved: he that keepeth thee will not slumber. Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither slumber nor sleep. The LORD is thy keeper: the LORD is thy shade upon thy right hand. The sun shall not smite thee by day, nor…
The Prodigal Story
Luke Chapter fifteen is where we’re going to be this morning. Luke Chapter fifteen I know we preached from this passage last week, but we’re doing it again. It’s a different message, I promise you. So pay attention, take notes. Scripture Reference Luke 15:11-32 Introduction Title: “The Prodigal Story” Preacher: Dr. Terry LeQuieu The story of the prodigal son in Luke 15:11-32 is one of the most beloved and most practical parables Jesus taught. It reveals the heart of God…
Signs You Are Heading to the Far Country
Luke chapter number fifteen. Stand out of respect to reading the word of God. Luke chapter number fifteen. I’ve got a message that has been on my heart for a couple of weeks now, and I’ve been chomping at the bits to preach this one here. I want to help you this morning. We’re going to focus a little bit more on the family this morning. Going to focus a little bit more directing towards a lot of these young…
Christ, The Center of Christianity – Part 8
Colossians 4:2-6; 7-18 Scripture Reference Colossians 4:2-6, 7-18 Introduction We conclude our series “Christ, The Center of Christianity” by finishing Colossians chapter 4. Dr. Terry LeQuieu brings practical, pastoral instruction that shows how a Christ-centered life looks in prayer, speech, conduct toward the lost, and in the fellowship of the local church. Paul’s closing remarks in Colossians show us both what the Christian’s life should emphasize and the kinds of Christians we become by practice. We will follow Paul’s sequence:…
In Your Time of Trouble
Psalms 3:1-8 Scripture Reference Psalm 3:1-8 Introduction Title: “In Your Time of Trouble” — Preacher: Dr. Terry LeQuieu Everyone who has walked with the Lord for any length of time knows this truth: being a Christian does not exempt us from trouble. David wrote Psalm 3 while he was in great distress—fleeing his son Absalom, betrayed by friends and family, beset by critics and enemies. This familiar psalm gives us practical, spiritual steps for handling hardships with faith. We will…
Christ the Center of Christianity – Part 5
This week take concrete steps to allow Christ to be central in your life. The following are practical, measurable actions to help you mortify the flesh and put on the new man. Daily Bible Intake Action: Read Colossians 3 each morning this week. Underline the “put off” and “put on” items. Goal: Know at least three items to put off and three virtues to put on by the end of the week. Confess and Remove One Stronghold Action: Identify one…