Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0160A recorded on April 13, 1980 teaching from Luke 24:30-53 – Jesus is Alive! Pastor Cyril A. Stevens emphasizes the profound significance of Jesus’ resurrection and its implications for believers. He highlights the initial despair of the disciples, transformed into eager determination to share the news after Jesus appeared to them, especially on…
Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0113AB recorded on November 28, 1979 teaching from Hebrews 5:10-14 – Babes in Christ – Part 1. Pastor Cyril A. Stevens addresses the critical transition from spiritual infancy to Christian maturity. He argues that many believers remain “milk babies”—individuals who have had ample time to grow but remain unskilled in the word of righteousness due…
Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0064A recorded on June 10, 1979 teaching from Luke 9:51-52 – I Will Follow Thee, But… Pastor Cyril A. Stevens explores the unwavering commitment required to follow Jesus, centered on the pivotal moment of the Transfiguration. He argues that this event marked the end of Christ’s ethical life on earth and the…
Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0057B recorded on May 27, 1979 teaching from Luke 9:18 – Who is Christ? Pastor Cyril A. Stevens explores the ultimate identity of Jesus Christ by contrasting public opinion with personal conviction. He argues that while the masses might categorize Jesus as a mere prophet or historical figure, true faith requires…
Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0034AB recorded on March 28, 1979 teaching from Luke 14:26-35 – We Are Called By a New Name – Disciple. Pastor Cyril A. Stevens explores the profound gravity of true discipleship, distinguishing it from mere belief by emphasizing it as a costly, lifelong commitment. Drawing primarily from Luke 14, Stevens outlines…
Rev. Cyril A. Stevens – Sermon 0025B recorded on March 4, 1979 teaching from Luke 5 – Followers of Christ. Pastor Cyril A. Stevens explores the transformative power of Christ’s call by examining the miraculous catch of fish and the healing of a leper. He argues that this narrative represents a secondary, more profound invitation to the…