16 messages Pastor Mike keeps coming back to — a good place to start.
Live It Up Without Messing Up! TO HEAR THE SERMON CLICK ON THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE The Westminster Shorter Catechism asks the question, “What is the chief end of man?” The answer? “The chief end of man is to love God and enjoy Him forever.” But you wouldn’t kn
SERIES: Entrusted with the Gospel The Fellowship of the Unashamed SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Last Lord’s Day Pastor Josh shared with us very poignantly about how he could relate to Timothy, the young protégée of the Apostle Paul to whom he addres
The Greatness and Smallness of God TO HEAR THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE There are two sermons published for Isaiah 40. This sermon was preached in Wichita and the second is part of a series Mike presented at Dallas Theological Seminary SPEAK
SERIES: The Book of Job This Far and No Farther SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Background for this sermon: In 1993 I was preaching my way through the marvelous book of Job and had just a couple more sermons to go when God decided I needed more than an intellectual
Too Small to Ignore Introduction: Today we are returning to the Life of Christ. We started studying the book of Matthew back in 2006 and completed the first eight chapters by June of ‘07. We picked it up again from Thanksgiving to this past Easter, covering ch
SERIES: ADVENT 20 Prince of Peace SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus DATE: December 19, 2010 Note: This sermon was preached on Christmas Sunday in Wichita, my last Christmas as Senior Pastor. Introduction: Peace. Everyone desires it and nearly everyone talks about it,
A Shepherd’s Most Important Task: Feed the Flock SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Note: This sermon was preached at College Avenue Baptist Church in San Diego in 2005. I was asked to speak at the installation of my dear friend Carlton Harris as Pastor. Introduction:
SERIES: The Gospel of John Light for Blind Eyes TO HEAR THE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: I’ll never forget Leo. Back in the early ‘50s he attended the church my father pastored in Webster Groves, MO. He carried
SPECIAL DAY: Sunday after 911 When Your World Comes Crashing Down Around You TO HEAR THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus DATE: September 16, 2001 Introduction: As the astounding events of this past week continue to unfold
The Passing of the Torch SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Note: This is the last sermon I preached as Pastor of First Evangelical Free Church in Wichita. Introduction: These last four sermons before my retirement have been quite varied. The one on Ecclesiastes 12 in
The Problem of Evil, or What Do You Do When the Good Guys Don’t Win? SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Note: This sermon was preached two weeks after 9/11. Introduction: One of my favorite verses in the Bible is Isaiah 1:18: “’Come now, let us reason together,’ says
SERIES: Joshua: Victory through Faith Joshua Fit de’ Battle of Jericho TO HEAR THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: When I was a young boy we had a record album by baritone Frank Boggs, and I nearly wore the
The Book of Judges: Hearts of Iron, Feet of Clay The Second-Generation Syndrome SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: I suspect some of you are glad we’ve finished our series on “Great Church Fights” and can now move on to something more edifying than confl
The Scandal of the Cross SPEAKER: Michael P. Andrus Introduction: Lewis Sperry Chafer once wrote, “The Bible is not a Book that man would write if he could or could write if he would.” I think a similar statement could be made of the entire Christian faith. It
Character, Faith, Duty Introduction: It is my privilege to teach today on one of the best-known and best-loved stories in the Bible. It is also a dilemma. How does one handle an old story in a new way so that it remains fresh and, more importantly, so that we
Acquitted: The Legal Status of the Redeemed Sinner TO LISTEN TO THE ENTIRE SERMON CLICK THE LISTEN BUTTON ABOVE Introduction: This may be the most important sermon I will ever preach at First Evangelical Free Church, so I invite your closest possible attention