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The weekly sermons of Jon Moffitt and the elders of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, TN. Visit gracereformed.org to learn more.

  1. Hope for Human Depravity | Genesis 8:20-21

    FEB 22

    Hope for Human Depravity | Genesis 8:20-21

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  2. Fruit of the Spirit

    FEB 15

    Fruit of the Spirit

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  3. The Spirit's Work Through Creation, Flood, and Baptism | Genesis 8:1-17

    FEB 8

    The Spirit's Work Through Creation, Flood, and Baptism | Genesis 8:1-17

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  4. The True and Better Ark | Genesis 6:5-8

    FEB 1

    The True and Better Ark | Genesis 6:5-8

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  5. A Failed Rebellion (Part 3)

    JAN 18

    A Failed Rebellion (Part 3)

    In this continuation of our Genesis 6 series, Pastor Jon Moffitt examines the supernatural elements that Peter and Jude apply directly to Christian faith and practice. We explore how "sons of God" saw the "daughters of men" as distinct categories, revealing boundary-crossing activity confirmed throughout Scripture and early church history. ​ Biblical Evidence for Sons of God Genesis 6 intentionally contrasts human daughters with "sons of God"—a phrase Job 1-2 and 38 identifies as angelic beings present at creation. Peter (2 Peter 2:4) and Jude (Jude 6) describe these angels abandoning their proper domain, facing judgment in chains of darkness. Noah found favor as a "blameless" man (tamim in Hebrew)—the same term for unblemished sacrificial animals—preserving a pure human lineage through the flood. Nephilim and Post-Flood Giants These unions produced Nephilim, "mighty men of renown" whose influence persisted after the flood. Scripture documents their descendants: Goliath's 700-pound armor and 35-pound spear, King Og's 13-foot iron bed (Deuteronomy 3:11), and tribes like the Anakim that made Israel feel like "grasshoppers" (Numbers 13:33). God commanded Israel to remove this corruption to protect the promised seed line. All Flesh Corrupted When God observed "all flesh had corrupted their way" (Genesis 6:12), the corruption extended beyond humanity to animals—explaining the ark instructions to preserve creatures "according to their kinds." This comprehensive corruption grieved God, leading to judgment while preserving Noah's family. Application for Today Modern preaching often prioritizes cultural relevance or personal obedience over Scripture's supernatural worldview. Yet Peter and Jude show Genesis 6 reveals ongoing spiritual realities believers must understand. Truth exposes darkness without sensationalism, equipping the church to stand firm in Christ's victory.

  6. A Failed Rebellion (Part 2)

    JAN 11

    A Failed Rebellion (Part 2)

    In this powerful message from Jude, Pastor Jon Moffitt uncovers the supernatural reality of Genesis 6, revealing how fallen angels (the "Watchers") corrupted humanity's seed and morals to block the Messiah's arrival. We connect direct quotes from Jude and 2 Peter to the ancient Book of Enoch, showing early church fathers like Justin Martyr and Irenaeus affirmed this angelic rebellion as historical fact. Drawing from Enoch's details on angels lusted after human women, teaching sorcery, weaponry, and idolatry, we see echoes in today's moral decay—body distortion, child sacrifice ideologies, marriage redefinition, and human trafficking even at fast-food counters in 2026 [ from prior]. Peter and Jude warn this chaos persists through false teachers and unseen rulers, not just personal sin. God preserved Noah's line, flooded the corruption, and Jesus proclaimed triumph over imprisoned spirits (1 Peter 3:19). Paul urges: Brace your mind for action, stay sober-minded, renew your thinking on grace (1 Peter 1:13; Romans 12:2; Colossians 3:2). Their plan failed—now they target gospel spread, but Christ's power equips us to stand.

  7. A Failed Rebellion (Part 1)

    JAN 4

    A Failed Rebellion (Part 1)

    In this eye-opening message from 1 Peter 3, Pastor Jon Moffitt reveals how Peter and Jude interpret Genesis 6 as a supernatural angelic rebellion—a failed cosmic plot to corrupt humanity and block the Messiah's arrival. We explore Peter's account of Christ proclaiming victory over imprisoned spirits from Noah's day, alongside warnings in 2 Peter and Jude about angels who abandoned their domain for unnatural desires, mirroring Sodom's judgment. Christ's Triumph Over Rebellion Peter comforts suffering believers by tying Genesis 6's angelic sin directly to Jesus' post-death proclamation in the spirit realm, shaming powers that tried to halt God's promise from Genesis 3. No other Old Testament event fits: rebellious angels faced chains of gloomy darkness, paving the way for the flood—yet eight souls survived through water, foreshadowing baptism as an appeal to God's grace via Christ's resurrection. Tools for Reading Scripture Using the "Emmaus Road" method—continuity, covenant, context, contrast, and cosmic scope—we see Genesis 6 not as myth or mere human wickedness, but a real spiritual war. Noah's "righteousness" highlights God's faithfulness, not human effort; cross-references in Peter and Jude confirm angels as "sons of God," urging us to arm our minds against unseen rulers (Ephesians 6). Hope Amid Darkness Like the "Boys in the Boat" rowing team's perseverance against Nazi dominance, Peter's story inspires: ordinary faithfulness overcomes tyrannical powers through Christ's supremacy. No physical striving saves—only faith in Jesus, who defeated the curse, binds rebels, and equips us for hardship without fear.

  8. 12/28/2025

    Emmanuel: God With Us, God For Us, God In Us

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The weekly sermons of Jon Moffitt and the elders of Grace Reformed Church in Spring Hill, TN. Visit gracereformed.org to learn more.

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    Grace Reformed Church
  • Years Active
    2017 - 2026
  • Episodes
    174
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    © 2026 Grace Reformed Church
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