Sermons from 2025

Sermons from 2025

Genesis 22:1-19 – The Lord Will Provide

What happens when God gives you a test you never saw coming? In this sermon on Genesis 22, Pastor Kyle explores Abraham’s greatest test—being asked to sacrifice his beloved son, Isaac. Why would God command this? How does it fit with his character? And ultimately, how does this story foreshadow Jesus Christ and the gospel? Join us as we uncover how God provides, why obedience matters, and how Abraham’s journey points us to the ultimate sacrifice—Jesus, the Lamb of God.…

Genesis 19:30-38 – The Perfect Storm of Sin

What happens when we allow sin to take root in our lives and influence us and our families? In this sermon on Genesis 19:30-38, Pastor Kyle explores how Lot’s decisions to embrace sin in a number of areas led to the perfect storm of sin in his family. An isolated Christian is an at-risk Christian. Sermon Clip   The message notes for the sermon can be downloaded by clicking on the “save” button. Island Pond Baptist Church is an SBC…

Genesis 18-19 – Judgment and Mercy

In this sermon on Genesis 18-19, we explore the tension between God’s righteous judgment and his incredible mercy. Through the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, Pastor Kyle reveals how God’s justice is tempered with grace, giving us hope through the intercession of Christ. Discover how this truth impacts your life today and be encouraged to turn to the one who offers salvation to all who believe! The intercession of Abraham gives us a picture of Jesus’ intercession for us. Sermon…

Genesis 17 – A Heavenly Rebrand

In this sermon on Genesis 17, we examine how God reaffirms His covenant with Abraham, giving him a new name, identity, and purpose. This “heavenly rebrand” signifies deeper intimacy with God, a promise to be a blessing to others, and the assurance of a heavenly homeland. Pastor Kyle highlights the transition from circumcision as the old covenant sign to baptism as the new covenant sign, symbolizing spiritual transformation in Christ. Christians are encouraged to embrace their new identity in Jesus…