Sermons by Hunter Irvine

I love carrying out my passion for teaching and preaching at Beecher Island Sunday School. I have followed Jesus for over 28 years, and He has been faithful to me. I earned a second B.A. in Youth Ministry from the Christ-centered, academic, and interdenominational Colorado Christian University graduating summa cum laude. And I am a proud graduate of Virginia Tech. I have served three times as a youth pastor, and I have served doing college ministry work. I enjoy writing, walking, and socializing. My two long standing dreams are to continue to do ministry work, and to one day be married.

Website: https://hunter-ntintro.blogspot.com/

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Spiritual Disciplines

Come to Calvary

February 3, 2019
Hunter Irvine
Calvary, Church Sermon, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Substitutionary Atonement

Place of the Skull

The Father’s House

January 6, 2019
Hunter Irvine
Church Sermon, Jesus obeyed the Mosaic Law, Obedience to the Father, The feast of the Passover and the feast of Unleavened Bread
Luke

The Virgin Birth of the Christ

January 6, 2019
Hunter Irvine
Church Sermon, Mary, Prophecy, Virgin Birth of Christ
Isaiah

Christmas Sermon

Cannot Keep a Secret

November 4, 2018
Hunter Irvine
Church Sermon, Evangelism, Healing, The Gospel
Mark

In Mark 1: 40-45, Jesus heals a man of leprosy. Then Jesus instructs the man to be obedient to Leviticus 14 and to present the proper animals for sacrifice to the priest. Also Jesus tells the man not to tell anyone about the healing. Questions are answered here. Why does Jesus have the man keep that secret? What does the man end up doing? And what is the lesson for us?

Writing a Testimony

November 4, 2018
Hunter Irvine
Christian Testimony, Church Sermon, Sunday School

Having a written testimony about your conversion or about something God has done in your life is a treasure. I will be giving some advice for writing a clear testimony, and we will read a testimony as an example.

Tree Climber

Zacchaeus climbs a tree simply to view Jesus, and then ends up calling Jesus “Lord” and declares he will give many of his possessions to the poor. Looking carefully at this story we learn Zacchaeus had quite the radical conversion. And Jesus offers a salvation opportunity to all people still today.