Our Fall, 2024 Meeting with Todd Richardson is in the books! It was well attended and our appreciation goes out to all who came and helped us support this Gospel effort. If you were unable to attend, don’t worry, we have you covered! You may click the links and listen to all of Brother Todd’s sermons by streaming them below. You can also download the audio file by clicking the three-dot button on the right of the speaker icon and choosing ‘Download’. Please share these recordings with others however you see fit; we simply ask that you credit the preacher when doing so.
The old beloved song asks the question, Why Did My Savior Come to Earth? Todd uses Hebrews 2:14-18 as a springboard for a discussion about all the many reasons the Scriptures give us that answer this question.
As a follow-up to the first sermon, Todd starts in Acts 1:4-11, where Jesus ascends back up into Heaven, and presents what the Bible has to say about Jesus’ promised return and what that means for all of us.
Are you a happy person? Many of us may say that we are, but often our happiness is dependent on our circumstances. But the Scriptures teach of a greater happiness, a happiness in any given situation. Psalm 1 provides insight into obtaining this true happiness.
The home is a key part of God’s plan for mankind. We all want a Godly home, but how exactly can we make this happen for ourselves? Todd examines the home of the centurion Cornelius as an example of what God wants Christian homes to be like.
Paul, in 2 Corinthians 10:12, declares that those who compare themselves to one another are fools. It can be difficult for us not to fall into the trap of looking toward others to gauge our own success. Rather, we should look to the Scriptures for guidance.
Satan has been a liar since the beginning of time, as we can read about in Genesis chapter 3. Todd uses this familiar Bible event as an introduction to the methods that the Devil uses to lie to us even to this day.
In Hebrews 4:9, the inspired writer promises that there remains a place of rest for the people of God. In today’s busy, stressful world, it can be difficult to find rest, but in this sermon Todd reminds us of the great rest that is to come for the faithful.
When Jesus sent his disciples out to evangelize in Luke chapter 10, he stated that the harvest is great, but the laborers are few. Today, we are often discouraged in spreading the Gospel, but Todd uses this sermon to motivate us all to better work in the fields.
The Apostle Paul is one of the most intriguing characters in the Bible. Paul himself stated that God was glorified because of his conversion, and Todd expands on this teaching by focusing on what happened when Saul became Paul.
It is easy for us to feel like we don’t belong, like we are just “leftovers” that do not matter. Todd uses Jesus’ miraculous feeding of the thousands from the gospels to begin this sermon of great encouragement.