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Forgiving isn’t easy! But we are never more like God than when we forgive. Listen as Dr. Kincl expounds upon this difficult teaching of scripture. We MUST Forgive! Follow along in Matthew 18:21-35.

Dr. Kincl delves into some of the theology of the cross. Ever wondered about words like “justification,” “propitiation,” and “redemption?” Listen as Dr. Kincl makes a simple but profound explanation of the cross and its purposes. We must understand the cross! Romans 3:24-31

Nicodemus makes a visit to Immanuel Baptist Church and helps explain what it means to be born again!

Do you feel like the whole world is out to get you? Ever need a break? Need a fresh word from the Lord? Listen as Dr. Kincl t

Immanuel Baptist Church is a special church. God has richly blessed this church with growth and excitement! Dr. Kincl discusses Immanuel and our personal MISSION to accomplish while still on Earth. God is accomplishing that mission through his people and with the local church!

Always practical, Dr. Kincl gives tremendous advice to EVERY believer about how to overcome sin in our lives. There are three truths to be acknowledged, and commitments to be made, but the result will be living a victorious life in Christ. Follow along in Romans 8.

Dr. Kincl shares the secret to living like Jesus - it is through the power of the Holy Spirit! Follow along in Ephesians 5:15-20.

Dr. Kincl offers advice on how to forgive others. By harboring unforgiveness in their hearts, Christians unknowingly miss out on God’s greatest blessings for their lives. Several reasons why a Christian ought to forgive are listed in this pragmatic sermon on acting like a Christian. The main text is Matt. 18:31-32.

What does it mean to be a Christian in America today? What are we called to do as believers? Can we change our country in the ballot box? With the election looming large, and having celebrated our country’s independence this weekend, Dr. Kincl brings a timely message on Christian Patriotism.

Dr. Kincl’s poignant illustration of the Berlin Wall helps believers tear down their own walls that are keeping them from proper fellowship with the Father. God has already torn the veil and allowed direct access for believers to Him, so why live with a “wall in your head?” Follow along in Ephesians 2:12-22.

Dr. Kincl shares the delicate balance or “mysterious paradox” that is our working out of our salvation and watching what God does in our lives. Are we to take a passive or active role in our sanctification? What energy goes into sanctification?

Brother Rich delves into God’s calling on our lives and also reemphasizes the vision for Immanuel Baptist Church.

Do you have a weak view or a strong view of the scriptures?  Do you love God’s word?  The Bible makes several supernatural claims about itself.  Have you developed a personal vision for your life that includes the Bible?  Dr. Kincl speaks to the vital role scripture plays in the life of a believer.  Selected passages.

Praying in line with the will of God and spiritually “multi-tasking” are just two of the revolutionary concepts that Dr. Kincl discusses in this tremendous sermon on prayer and the content of our prayers for others and ourselves. Follow along in 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12.

Dr. Kincl talks about three strategies of the adversary to attack the church. He uses several passages from Acts to demonstrate these strategies, and draws a parallel to our personal walk with Christ. Follow along in Acts.

A tremendous lesson on restoring relationships the Biblical way. Dr. Kincl points to Joseph as an example of how we can mend relationships through the restoring power of God. Follow along in Gen. 45.

Have you ever thought that a “deep” and “spiritual” Christian life is something almost unattainable? Have you ever heard people say they really want to “dig deep,” and get the spiritual MEAT of the Bible? Listen to Dr. Kincl’s take on what it means to have a deep walk with God. It’s NOT complicated...

What if the worst thing could NEVER happen. Life would be much easier if we could be assured that the worst would never happen to us. Dr. Kincl shares about having true joy at Christmas despite uncertainty in the world around us. Follow along in Luke 2.