Sermons

Sermons is a large archive of preaching and teaching from Christ Covenant Church in Charlotte. Its center of gravity is the proclaimed biblical text. Episodes usually begin with prayer, then settle into sustained exposition. The pacing is deliberate. Speakers ask listeners to turn to Galatians, Psalms, Ezra, Romans, or other passages, then work through the words with theological care and pastoral concern. Recent messages show the range clearly. Aaron Andrade connects the Heidelberg Catechism, the Apostles’ Creed, and Galatians 3 to Christ suffering, crucifixion, and redemption from the curse. Derek Wells treats Psalm 42 as a psalm of lament, naming grief, sorrow, distress, and the cry of Christ from the cross. In another sermon, Derek Wells turns Psalm 23 into a meditation on nourishment, safety, rest, guidance, and trust in the good shepherd. Dr. Kevin DeYoung’s preaching can be plainspoken and doctrinally dense, especially when considering Christianity’s focus on blood and the Old Testament. His sermon on Ezra 10 takes up confession, broken faith, repentance, and the complexity of obedience in a restored people. The feed also includes lecture-shaped teaching, such as Dr. James Anderson’s session on Scripture, the papacy, and the foundations of Christian belief. The show is not built for skim listening. It assumes patience, seriousness, and interest in Christian teaching. It is also not merely academic. Prayer, worship, conviction, comfort, and application are never far from the argument. For listeners drawn to sermon audio, catechism, biblical theology, and pastoral exposition, Sermons offers a deep and steady stream.